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What is Open With and how to use it in Windows

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
22.07.2022

Do you want to open a .pdf file with Google Chrome instead of the default app set by Windows? Use Open With. Do you want to see the contents of a file before you run it? Use Open With. You

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ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2022) review: Powerful, mobile, and beautiful

Codrut Neagu
19.07.2022

The ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2022) is one of the most interesting gaming laptops I’ve tested in a while. Not only does it offer premium high-end hardware, but it also sweetens the pot with a unique customizable AniMe Matrix on

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11 ways to open Computer Management in Windows

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
18.07.2022

Computer Management is part of many Windows versions, and it’s an old tool that geeks and IT pros appreciate. You can think of this app as a control panel that gives you access to many advanced administration tools: Task Scheduler,

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How to wirelessly connect and project to a TV from Windows 11

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
13.07.2022

Do you have a TV with the Android TV operating system on it? Or maybe a Samsung Smart TV with Tizen TV, or an LG Smart TV running on WebOS? The brand doesn’t matter; all Smart TVs allow you to

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How to wirelessly connect and project to a TV from Windows 10

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
08.07.2022

Do you have a Windows 10 laptop, tablet, or hybrid device and want to mirror your screen to a Smart TV? You can do that with ease, using the Miracast technology built into many modern devices, including Smart TVs from

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AMD Ryzen 5 5600 review: Is it a good choice in 2022?

Codrut Neagu
06.07.2022

2022 has been a bit of a strange year for the processors market. While Intel regained the performance crown with its new and excellent Alder Lake family of processors, AMD released additional models of their Ryzen 5000 processors. Some are

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How to find all the large files on OneDrive

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
04.07.2022

OneDrive can handle large files with a size of up to 250 GB each. And depending on your plan, you can have up to 1 TB of storage available or even more. However, storing many large files on OneDrive means

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Use Startup Repair to fix problems that keep Windows from loading

Codrut Neagu
01.07.2022

Is your Windows 10 or Windows 11 computer or device unable to load the operating system successfully? Is Windows reporting missing or damaged system files? If that's the case, you should try to boot from a recovery drive and use

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How to test and use your webcam in Windows with the Camera app

Codrut Neagu
30.06.2022

Many modern devices with Windows 10 or Windows 11 include a webcam, and to use it, you need an app that helps you take pictures, record videos, or stream video while video chatting. For this purpose, Microsoft has built an

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How to make OneDrive expiring links: All you need to know

Codrut Neagu
29.06.2022

Ever since 2017, Microsoft has allowed us to share files and folders with others using temporary links that expire at the dates of our choosing. How long do OneDrive links last? By default, they’re going to last forever. But, if

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How to configure app notification settings in Windows 11

Codrut Neagu
28.06.2022

Some decisions, like choosing to enable or disable notifications in Windows 11 are easy. Others not so much, like when you want notifications but there are too many of them and you need to find a way to filter what

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How to use version history in Excel, OneDrive, and Microsoft 365 products

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
24.06.2022

Microsoft offers a version history service for OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, and SharePoint Server. How long older versions are stored, depends on whether you’re using a personal Microsoft 365 subscription or a business one. If you want to restore previous

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ASUS: What matters most to people when choosing a new laptop?

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
24.06.2022

I was recently invited to attend a local ASUS Intel Performance Day event. The event was hosted by Ivan Besskyi, East EMEA Technical PR Leader at ASUS. He showcased the latest trends in the market and how ASUS and Intel

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How to hide or unhide a partition in Windows

Codrut Neagu
22.06.2022

If you work with Windows computers and devices that have multiple partitions and drives, you may need to hide a particular partition. For instance, many computer manufacturers create hidden recovery partitions on their devices. However, in certain situations, the recovery

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ASUS Mini PC PB62 review: An excellent choice for businesses

Codrut Neagu
20.06.2022

On top of gaming computers and accessories, ASUS also manufactures small form factor PCs, targeted at various audiences. I’ve recently tested a relatively new model called the ASUS Mini PC PB62. Though it’s a small device, it promises to deliver

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How to remove Weather from the taskbar in Windows

Diana Ann Roe
16.06.2022

Are you wondering how to remove the Weather from the taskbar in Windows 10 or Windows 11? Over time, Microsoft used Windows updates to introduce several controversial elements to its modern operating systems, and one of these elements is the

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How to see all the hidden files on a Windows computer

Codrut Neagu
15.06.2022

By default, both Windows 10 and Windows 11 hide many files and folders from your view. First of all, they hide any items you’ve set as hidden and those set as hidden by other user accounts, certain apps you installed,

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ASUS ROG Strix RX 6650 XT Gaming 8GB OC Edition review

Codrut Neagu
10.06.2022

During the last months, AMD launched a couple of new graphics cards based on the RDNA2 architecture, with fairly good retail recommended prices. In an attempt to match Nvidia’s propositions, the current AMD gaming GPUs sometimes amaze with their specs,

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How to unhide files and folders in Windows

Codrut Neagu
09.06.2022

Hiding important files or folders on your Windows PC can be useful if you want to keep them relatively safe. However, there comes a point when you’ll probably want to unhide those files and/or folders. Fortunately, you can do it