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What To Do If Your Android's Battery Is Going Down While Charging
Instead of charging up, your battery is going in the other direction when it's plugged in. It may be the sign of a faulty battery or something else entirely. -
These 5 Excel Hacks That Will Make Spreadsheets Less Stressful
If you regularly deal with enormous data sets in Excel, knowing how to use these features (some simple, others intricate) can help you manage your workload. -
What To Do If Your Hard Drive Stops Working
The hard drive is possibly the most precious part of your computer, as it stores all your files. Here's how to be prepared for the worst and what to do after. -
How To Share Your Microsoft Outlook Calendar
Sharing an Outlook Calendar allows for more transparency, better communication, and synchronization between teammates. -
How To Create A Drop Down List In Excel
Microsoft Excel can save you time in lots of little ways, like adding a drop-down list to cells so that only pre-written text can be entered. -
How To Update Android Auto (And Why You Should)
Android Auto is the perfect car companion for your smartphone when you're driving. Thankfully, Google makes it easy to keep it updated. -
How To Back Up All Your Text Messages On Android
If you want to save your text messages on an Android phone, it's actually extremely easy, and we couldn't recommend it more. -
How To Program A LiftMaster Remote For Your Garage Door
If your remote has been lost and you are worried about others getting access to your garage, reprogramming a replacement remote renders the lost one useless. -
Why Your Apple ID Is Disabled In The App Store (And What You Can Do To Fix It)
If your Apple ID becomes disabled, your digital lifeline can be cut off, causing frustration and confusion. -
Why Your Outlook Emails Are Stuck In Your Outbox (And How To Fix It)
If the Outbox works as it should, you won't even notice it exists. But if you've trouble sending emails, here are a few reasons why that might be happening. -
How To Reset Your Apple TV
If your Apple TV is suffering from issues with apps, video quality, iCloud syncing, software updates, or network connectivity, you might be in need of a reset. -
How To Install An M.2 SSD In Your PS5
Are you always running out of space on the PlayStation 5? Here's what you need to know to expand PS5 storage and give yourself a lot more room. -
How To Fix The Most Common Low Volume Problems On Windows
The first step and the biggest challenge actually is identifying what's causing the volume problem to begin with. Here are four things to check. -
How To Make Your Xbox Series S Games Look Better In Just A Few Steps
It might seem intimidating and time-consuming to tweak a bunch of settings, from TV to Series S, but it's worth digging in to get the best possible experience. -
How To Unsend Messages On iPhone
Apple users on iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura now have the ability to unsend and edit sent messages to other iPhone users, both new and old. -
How To Use The Reddit App's Hidden, Anonymous Browsing Mode
The official Reddit mobile app has a private browsing mode you can use to explore new subreddits without affecting the algorithm. Here's how to use it. -
Enabling Dark Mode On Any Website: A Step-By-Step Guide For Android
Dark Mode allows you to view a website in inverse colors which can ease eye strain and save battery on your Android phone. Here's how to enable it. -
5 Of The Best Streaming Services That Don't Have Ads
If you're looking for a great TV-streaming service but you don't want the hassle of ads, we have some suggestions for you that fit all budgets. -
5 Of The Best Power Banks For Your Nintendo Switch
The Nintendo Switch offers a console experience, but is also portable. However, its battery life might hold you back. Here are some power banks that can help. -
How To Use A Nintendo 64 Controller With Your Switch
If you have a Nintendo Switch, but you're got a nostalgia bug for the original Nintendo 64 controller, you can combine the best of both worlds. -
4 Of The Best Computer Mice For Your Mac, Ranked
Apple offers several advanced mice options for power users, but depending on the work you're doing, third-party options may do the job even better. -
How To Start Microsoft Outlook In Safe Mode
If you're stuck in the weeds troubleshooting Microsoft Outlook, you might want to try bypassing your customized settings and add-ins by starting it in Safe Mode -
5 Tips To Improve Your Aim On PS5
Practicing your aim on console can be difficult, but there are features in and outside of game that can help improve your accuracy in shooters and other games. -
5 Tips To Make An Old iPhone Feel Like New
If your older iPhone is starting to show its age, there are some things you can do to squeeze a bit more life out of it. We'll show you how. -
How To Pick The Right Power Supply For Your PC Build
Building a custom PC is an exciting and fulfilling endeavor. However, it can quickly become daunting when selecting a suitable power supply unit. -
How To Edit And Share Vertical Clips From Twitch
Gone are the days of using video editors and third-party platforms to create vertical videos from Twitch streams. Here's how to use Twitch's built-in tools.
