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Which Pre-Built PCs Are the Best?

It used to be that building your own PC was ultimately less expensive than purchasing a pre-built computer. Those days are practically over, as darn good PCs are not only less expensive, but well built. And with so many choices, it can be hard to know which pre-built PCs stand out from the pack.

That's where we come in! Check out our in-depth guide featuring the best pre-built PCs for all types of users: gamers, casuals, 9-to-5ers, and of course, the mini-build fans. If you're in the market for a new PC, you'll want to check this out.

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How to View (and Edit) Photo EXIF Data on Android

When you snap a photo with your phone, a laundry list of data also gets recorded. Including shutter speed and exposure of the camera right down to the coordinates of the location where it was taken, along with the time. It's called "EXIF data," and you can actually see this information for yourself on your Android device - here's how.

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How to Make Your Keyboard Light Up

If you're the type of person that stays up late at night working, playing, or doing whatever, you'll want to have the luxury of typing in the dark. Nowadays, most keyboards and laptops have a backlight mechanism of some sort. Here's how to activate it, and give yourself some much-needed light in the dark!

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How to Fix Microsoft Outlook Not Syncing

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8 Fixes for a Second Monitor Not Detected on Windows

A second monitor is arguably the best way to boost your productivity. And it seems like the easiest thing to integrate in this day and age. Just plug it into your Windows PC, and it should work, right? That's not always the case. We take you through 8 scenarios where a second monitor isn't detected in Windows, and how to fix the problem.

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How to Defragment Your Hard Drive on Windows 10

Defragmenting a hard drive used to be one of the most necessary tasks for proper PC maintenance. It's not as necessary as it once was, and Windows automatically defragments HDDs anyway. Still, you can manually defragment your hard drive if you wish, and you may need to when it comes to optimizing how your external USB HDDs are running. Here's how to make it all happen.

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5 iCloud Privacy Features Everyone Should Know About

Data breaches are happening all the time. And the wrong breach can lead to bad news, to say the least. That is why it's vital that you protect all of your accounts - including your iCloud. And if you are already a subscriber to iCloud+, know that you have privacy and security features that you shouldn't be sleeping on. We show you what they are, and how to set them up.

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What Is "Antimalware Service Executable" and Why Is It Running on My PC?

Have you noticed a suspicious "MsMpEng" .exe process with an "Antimalware Security Executable" label running on your Windows PC? It may seem suspicious, but not to worry! This is a necessary process, and you're going to want to leave it alone. We explain what it is and why it's essential to the security of your PC

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How to Electronically Sign PDF Documents Without Printing and Scanning Them

Wait! Before you print out that document, sign it, scan it, and e-mail it back to the sender, know that there's an easier and better way! It's so simple to sign documents without printing or scanning anything, keeping the entire process digital. Here's how to do it on desktop and mobile.

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How to Share Xbox Game Pass With Multiple Consoles

Game Pass is one of the best deals in gaming. For one flat monthly fee, you can play well over 100 games, with some day-one releases also getting added to the service day-one. Microsoft isn't stingy with who can experience the value of Game Pass either, as it allows you to share your Game Xbox subscription with multiple consoles. Here's how to make it happen.

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