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How to turn off auto-capitalization in Google Docs
Our comprehensive guide on how to turn off auto-capitalization in Google Docs.How-To
How to make a table of contents in Google Docs
If you're looking to better organize your Google Doc, you should consider adding a table of contents. Here's how to do it.How-To
DOS games on Steam Deck: Here's the best way to do it
A step-by-step guide to playing classic PC games on the Steam Deck.How-To
How to change time zones automatically in Windows 11
If you're a frequent traveler, you'll want to make sure your laptop reflects the time zone you're currently in. Here's how to do it.Tip
This Microsoft Edge feature drives me insane. Luckily there's a fix
Microsoft Edge's tie-in with Windows multitasking settings probably helps other people's efficiency, but it slows me down. Fortunately, you can change how Alt + Tab behaves.How-To
How to check for Windows 11 updates
Updating Windows 11 is a surefire way to keep your computer running optimally.How-To
How to block blue light on Windows 11
Do you suffer from eye strain? If so, Windows 11 has a built-in feature that blocks blue light. Here's how to enable it.How-To
Want fast access to Bing AI? Give Microsoft your browser defaults
Let Microsoft change your Edge and Windows defaults to its recommendations, and you can jump ahead in the waitlist for the new Bing experience.How-To
How to run ChatGPT or the new Bing as a Windows app
You don't have to keep ChatGPT or the new Bing's AI-powered search engine running in a pure web browser. You can make it a Windows app, instead.How-To
Speed up your Windows PC with this 60-second tune-up tip
It's a dead-simple trick, but so few PC users do it. Here's how to improve PC performance by disabling Windows startup appsHow-To
How to try the new AI-powered Bing search
Want to try the new Bing search experience with ChatGPT-powered AI conversations? Here's how to gain access.How-To
How to connect your email address to the Windows 11 Mail app
Need to connect your email address to the Windows 11 Mail app? Here's how to do it.How-To
How to use personal photos for your Windows 11 background
A step-by-step guide on how to add personalized photos to your computer space.How-To
Got an iPhone? Here's how to get Apple iMessages on Windows 11
With Intel's Unison app and Windows 11, you can read and respond to iMessages straight from your PC.Tip
Switch faster between Chrome tabs with this keyboard shortcut
Don’t waste time hunting for a Chrome tab with your mouse. This simple keyboard shortcut lets you jump to earlier opened tabs quicker than you can blink.How-To
You can now turn on Gmail package tracking in Android and iOS
Gmail’s promised package tracking feature is finally available—but you have to manually enable it.Tip
Building a tiny PC? This accessory can save your cables from a sad fate
Managing cables in small form factor PCs can be a nightmare. A simple, cheap fan accessory can help.How-To
How to add custom screensaver images to your Kobo e-reader
Like a Kindle, your Kobo e-reader can display a random screensaver image when on standby—you just need to do a bit of quick work.Tip
This fun Windows mouse trick instantly hides all inactive windows
Once known as Aero Shake, this long-standing feature will immediately clear your screen of unwanted clutter—until you use it again to restore them again.Tip
Here's how to fix your NAS if Windows 10 or 11 broke its functionality
Finally transitioning away from an old version of Windows? If you have an older NAS, here’s the reason why it might not be working in Windows 10 or 11—and how to fix it.How-To
Get your email privacy in order with these free must-use tools
Protect your email address and stop email snooping with these free tools.How-To
Clear your Windows clipboard fast with this handy trick
Use the simple, no-frills version of the clipboard in Windows 10 or 11? This old-school keyboard shortcut will help wipe its contents ultra fast.Tip
Clueless about how to write Excel formulas? Use AI
Writing Excel formulas isn't easy if you don't speak the language. Fortunately, at least two sites will translate your request, in English, into Excel code.Tip
The old Windows Photos app is better than the new one, and you can still use it
The Photos app is part of your Windows 10 and Windows 11 PC. But the Photos Legacy app, which you can still use, is even better.Tip
The one password manager setting you should always change
This ten-second tweak boosts the safety of your login info.How-To
Android 13's new copy system reveals your passwords. Here's how to stop it
You can keep your login info private in Android 13 with a couple of simple steps. But the fact this issue exists at all is aggravating.How-To
How to insert and adjust images in Microsoft Word
Need to insert or adjust an image in Microsoft Word? We've got you covered,How-To
How to leave comments in Microsoft Word
Need to leave a comment in a Microsoft Word document? We'll guide you every step of the way.How-To
Twitter leaks data from 200 million users. Here’s how to check if you’re affected
Last year, a vulnerability in Twitter's codebase allowed hackers to verify user emails and phone numbers. This week's news further reveals the exploit's reach.How-To
LastPass hacked: How to export and protect your passwords
No longer feel safe using LastPass as your password manager? Here’s how to export your data—including tips for how to do it securely. It takes just minutes.Tip
File Explorer tabs are finally in Windows! Here's how to use them to simplify your life
Windows 11 has quietly added a new feature in the last couple of months: a tabbed File Explorer interface. It makes moving and copying files so much simpler.How-To
10 Windows 11 tips and tricks we use to customize our PCs
Whether you've bought a new PC or just want to become more productive, these Windows 11 tips are ones you should try.Tip
Happy Festivus! Air your Windows grievances via the Feedback Hub
The Windows 10 and Windows 11 Feedback Hub is the place to put your complaints, praise, and suggestions about Windows.Updated
How to add check boxes to Microsoft Word documents
Adding check boxes to a list on Microsoft Word is surprisingly straightforward. Here's how to do it.How-To
Monitor buying guide: How to choose your next display
Shopping for a new monitor? We break down all the specs that matter, from refresh rate to panel type and beyond.How-To
How to use two-factor authentication to lock down your accounts the right way
Two-factor authentication: How to use apps, security keys, and other methods instead of a phone number.How-To
The Steam Deck's button mapper is the best feature you're not using
An in-depth guide to changing the controls on your Steam Deck.How-To
How to add the Developer tab to the Microsoft Office Ribbon
The Developer tab in Microsoft Office unlocks a bunch of cool features. Here's how to enable it.How-To
How to block (and unblock) someone in Gmail
Need to block another Gmail user? Here's how to do it.How-To
How to enable dark mode in Microsoft Office
Do you spend hours and hours looking at Microsoft Office? If so, you may want to enable dark mode, as it helps with eye strain and tension headaches. Here's how to do it.How-To
Buying a new PC power supply is complex now. Here's what you need to know
Power supplies are a little more complex than they seem, and with the new ATX 3.0 standard, they're getting even more so. Check out this PCWorld guide to the PSU on YouTube!How-To
How to swap out the Steam Deck's noisy fan
There are two different fans that come with the Steam Deck, one noisy and one quiet. Luckily, it's easy to track down the better option and install it yourself!How-To
How to download an e-mail from Gmail
Need to download an e-mail for safekeeping? We'll guide you every step of the way.How-To
How to delete your Twitter account
Twitter's process for account deletion is simple and fast—and also leaves you an escape route in case you have second thoughts.How-To
How to download your Twitter data
Want a backup copy of your Twitter data—tweets, follower info, and all? Requesting an archive is a quick five-minute process.How-To
How to use the Steam Deck interface on your PC
With just a few easy steps you can replace Steam's Big Picture UI with the custom interface on the Steam Deck portable gaming PC.How-To
How (and why) to use your browser's beta versions
Be a beta browser user. You'll get new features faster, with little risk.How-To