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These tiny security updates make Google Chrome so much better
If you haven’t already tried these upgrades to password and payment management, Google’s asking you to take a look now. It’s worth the time.How-To
4 exotic phishing scams are on the rise. Here's how to catch them in the act
Phishing attacks are getting more advanced by the day. To help protect yourself against them, we'll provide information about the latest tricks used by these lowly criminals.Tip
How to install the Copilot app for Windows 11
Microsoft now offers Copilot as an app that's available in the Microsoft Store.How-To
How to turn off Copilot in Microsoft 365 and save a quick $30
Microsoft probably just moved you to a version of Microsoft 365 with Copilot included, and charged you $30 more for the privilege. Here's how to switch back to Microsoft 365 (Office) without Cortana.Tip
Your tax return is a ripe target for fraud. Here’s how to protect it
A scammer could file a tax return in your name to steal your refund. But thankfully, you can easily block this kind of scheme.How-To
Boost your laptop battery life with Chrome's new performance tools
Google's Chrome browser is notorious for consuming a lot of energy, but there are smart tools that can reduce consumption — and increase your computer's battery life.How-To
Create bootable, customizable USB Windows drives with Rufus
Rufus creates bootable USB sticks for Windows, Linux, and other OS. We'll show you how to use it.How-To
Newbie's guide to Windows BitLocker: Why you need it and how to set it up
Essential security for your Windows PC's files. Here's everything you need to know to get started and thrive.How-To
How to digitize VHS tapes the cheap way
A guide to digitizing VHS tapes using a USB capture card and OBS.How-To
Windows includes built-in ransomware protection. Here's how to turn it on
Did you know Windows includes ransomware protection built right in? Microsoft Defender can safeguard your PC, but the feature isn’t automatically enabled. Here's how to do it yourself.How-To
10 things I'd never, ever do as an IT professional
It's about PC security. And it's about things that an IT professional would never do, but that less IT-savvy people do again and again. These 10 mistakes always cause headaches.Tip
Watch out! Your latest data breach notification might not be real
As always, scammers try to capitalize on any and all opportunities, as proven by this type of phishing attack.Tip
Save individual emails locally to your hard drive in the new Outlook
The new Outlook app includes a feature that allows you to save individual emails as local files.How-To
How GPU hardware acceleration works with Linux
The additional use of the graphics processor reduces the load on the CPU, saves energy, and can improve video quality. However, a few steps are required under Linux to ensure that streaming in the browser also benefits from this.How-To
Get more out of YouTube: 17 helpful tips, tricks, and tweaks
How to use the popular video portal perfectly on your PC, tablet, smartphone, or smart TV.How-To
5 time tracking apps that help teams manage projects efficiently
We present the best time recording tools for freelancers and small businesses. All are cloud-based and flexible to use.Tip
How to get Microsoft Edge to read web pages and documents out loud to you
The Edge browser has a built-in feature that reads out selected text on demand.How-To
How to create free AI images with Microsoft Designer
Whether you want to generate new images, edit your existing ones, or design documents, Microsoft's AI tool Designer can help you… for free!How-To
These apps turn your flash drive into a portable PC survival kit
Start portable applications directly from the USB stick. We present the best tools for Windows, hardware, internet, multimedia, Office, and security.How-To