Ever wonder what the difference is between all those USB ports on your computer? You might see a mix of rectangular shapes, some with a blue plastic insert, others plain black. These variations represent different generations of USB technology, each with its own capabilities. Today, we’ll be diving into the key differences between two of […]
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Ever wondered how your peripherals interacts perfectly with your computer, or why your printer suddenly refuses to recognize ink cartridges? It all depends on a software called a device driver. These software will serve as communication between your hardware components (like printers, keyboards, and graphics cards) and your operating system (like Windows or macOS). Without
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Understanding Huawei and Google Apps Recent Huawei phones lack Google apps like Gmail and YouTube due to trade restrictions between the US and China. This ban prevents Huawei from legally pre-installing Google Mobile Services, a package that includes these popular apps, on their devices. While older Huawei phones still have access, newer models won’t come
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Entering the world of Technology can lead a person confounded on where to begin. Especially when you’re going to divulge without a gist or an idea. Just by simply choosing the right tech that may fit your needs, be as it may a laptop or a desktop computer. You’ll be given a handful of terminologies
First, what is Fast Boot? The Fast Boot or Fast Startup feature in Windows OS allows your computer start up faster after a shutdown. When you shut down your computer, Fast Startup will put your computer into a hibernation state instead of a full shutdown. Fast Startup is enabled by default if your computer is
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What is the “Video_TDR_Failure” error? A “Video_TDR_Failure” error. is a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error in Windows that indicates a problem with your graphics card or its driver. “TDR” stands for Timeout, Detection, and Recovery. When a graphics card crashes or stops responding, Windows uses the TDR mechanism to detect the issue and attempt
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A Guide on Avoiding Phishing Scams and Malicious Websites Once wary of hidden phishing attempts and pop-up onslaughts, I explored various content blockers. While uBlock Origin perfectly addressed my needs, offering a clean, secure, and swift browsing experience, remember, there’s no “one size fits all” solution. Delve into available options, prioritizing features that resonate with
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Feeling the heat from your graphics card (GPU)? Undervolting might be the answer! This process reduces your GPU’s voltage, leading to cooler temperatures, quieter operation, and even potential performance gains. Let’s dive into the benefits and how to do it yourself. At the bottom there will be a video on how to specifically undervolt a
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