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5 Things you can do with the OneDrive app from the Windows Store

Maria Madalina Blaga
30.09.2016

OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud service that's available for free to all the owners of a Microsoft account . OneDrive offers users a simple way to store, sync and share all types of files, with other people and devices. Besides storing

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4 Apps for reading free Manga in Windows 10

Codrut Neagu
28.09.2016

Do you love Japanese manga comics? Would you rather read a good manga story than watch a Disney movie? If you know what N aruto, Death Note or Attack on Titan are all about, then you'll probably want to read

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What is a file's metadata and how to edit it in Windows?

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
21.09.2016

Very few people are aware that for each file stored on your computer there is a set of metadata associated with it, that gives information about its source, author and other important details, depending on its type. In this article

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5 Issues that make Microsoft Edge a worse web browser than others

Codrut Neagu
11.08.2016

Not a very long time ago , we talked about what makes Microsoft Edge a better browser than other browsers for Windows. But, like everything on Mother Earth, Microsoft Edge has both good and bad sides. In this article it

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5 Things we love about the new Settings app in Windows 10

Codrut Neagu
09.08.2016

When Microsoft created Windows 8, they had to let go of the old Control Panel and move on to creating a new way of configuring our devices, one that could also be used on tablets and other small screen devices.

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15 Reasons why you should get the Windows 10 Anniversary Update today

Codrut Neagu
02.08.2016

The Windows 10 Anniversary Update is, without question, an important point in Windows 10's evolution path since it was initially released to the public, last year. However, you shouldn't think about it as a new iteration of the operating system,

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Cast media from a web page in Microsoft Edge to a wireless display with Miracast

Codrut Neagu
04.07.2016

Apple has AirPlay and Google has Chromecast. But what does Microsoft have? Miracast, of course, which is a multiplatform standard - a technology which anybody can use and implement in the hardware they build and in the software they develop.

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7 Ways to test the speed of your internet connection on your Android device

Attila Szász
14.06.2016

Are you curious whether your Internet Service Provider (ISP) provides you the bandwidth that it has promised? Do you want to know how fast is your 4G data connection? Are you troubleshooting a problem with your data connection on your

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How to block the internet access of any Windows app, with OneClickFirewall

Codrut Neagu
13.06.2016

Windows Firewall is a good piece of software that does its job very well, even better than many paid firewalls. However, it has always lacked in one area: it's not very easy to access and configure. It's so hidden in

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How to copy optical discs (CD, DVD or Blu-Ray) in Windows

Codrut Neagu
19.05.2016

Are you searching for a way to create a disc-to-disc copy of a CD, DVD or Blu-Ray? Then you are in luck. In this guide, we will discuss the steps and principles involved in making a copy of any disc,

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The best 5 free programs to mount disc images in Windows

Mihai-Emilian Blaga
05.05.2016

When was the last time you used a CD or a DVD? We recently asked ourselves this question, and the answer was: a long time ago. In order to replace physical discs, the idea of mounting images as virtual drives

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How to make a backup copy of a protected disc (DVD or Blu-Ray)

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
04.05.2016

We all purchase DVDs and Blu-Rays with all kinds of media content: movies, games, music, software, etc. However, as we use those discs, their quality wanes with time and, after a few years, they become unusable. Your only solution is

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How to use a password reset disk to change your Windows password

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
03.05.2016

If you created a password reset disk in Windows as soon as you set up your computer or device, it can be a lifesaver if you manage to forget your user account password later on. As you will see from

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How to create a password reset disk in Windows

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
26.04.2016

The human memory is fantastic. You can encode, store and retrieve information when needed very quickly but, unlike your computer's memory, it is not perfect. It lacks a basic feature: it doesn't have permanent storage. Unfortunately, passwords make no exceptions

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How to sync Sticky Notes across users and computers, in 7 steps

Codrut Neagu
11.04.2016

One of our readers wanted to use Sticky Notes across multiple user accounts and Windows computers and have them in sync. Unfortunately, Sticky Notes is not able to pull this off by default. It only saves your notes on a

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8 Ways to find the exact version of any Windows application you are using

Ciprian Adrian Rusen
04.04.2016

When we analyzed the searches that people make on our website, we learned that some of you want to know ways of finding the specific version of an application you are using. Since we did not have a tutorial to

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6 Steps to make sure that you can always locate your Android device

Codrut Neagu
15.03.2016

Did you ever lose your Android smartphone? Or your Android tablet? Wouldn't you have liked to have an easy way to find your device and pinpoint its location? Luckily, if you install Bitdefender Mobile Security 2016 on your Android device,

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How to make sure that Skype for Windows hides your IP address

Codrut Neagu
09.03.2016

While being the most widely used voice and video chat service in the world, Skype has suffered for a very long time from a really annoying security hole. If not set properly, Skype leaks your IP address. This was Skype's

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3 Ways in which Bitdefender Mobile Security & Antivirus protects you against malware

Codrut Neagu
04.03.2016

Like any popular ecosystem, Android doesn't attract only great apps and people with good intentions. Most malware is designed with the purpose of making money and, with Android being the undisputable leader of the mobile world, it was only a