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Travel and need to share internet with multiple devices? Check this list.

The Best Travel Routers For Any Situation ? Review Geek

A travel router is great way to bring the power and features you enjoy at home or in the office with you while you?re on the road. Here are our top picks to help you work and play more effectively while you?re on the road.

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Need to check 64-bit mode on a Mac?

How to Run 64-Bit Only Mode Mac OS

Advanced Mac users, administrators, and developers who wish to test Mac OS in 64-bit mode can do so with the help of a terminal command. Essentially this will only allow 64-bit applications and pro?

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Build your own computer, part 5

How to Build Your Own Computer, Part Five: Tweaking Your New Computer

Congratulations, you?ve successfully selected parts, assembled your own PC, and installed Windows! Now you can get to?whatever it is that you want to get to, I guess. Do gamers still ?pown noobs?? Is that still a thing?

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Build your own computer, part 4

How to Build Your Own Computer, Part Four: Installing Windows and Loading Drivers

Much like configuring the BIOS, installing a new copy of Windows used to be a bit of a chore, but these days it?s been streamlined amazingly well. For most of it, you?ll simply follow the on-screen instructions, but feel free to keep this page open if you get stuck.

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Build your own computer, part 3

How to Build Your Own Computer, Part Three: Getting the BIOS Ready

So you?ve carefully picked out some parts and built a computer, but it doesn?t really do anything?yet. Before we hop into installing your operating system, we need to take a quick look at the BIOS and prepare it for our operating system.

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Build your own computer, part 2

How to Build Your Own Computer, Part Two: Putting It Together

So you?ve selected your parts, double- and triple-checked their compatibility, and waited for economy shipping to bring them all to your door. It?s time to get to the fun part: putting them all together.

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Build your own computer, part 1

How to Build Your Own Computer, Part One: Choosing Hardware

So you?ve decided to take the plunge and assemble your own desktop PC. Maybe you?re ready to take your PC gaming to the next level, build a tiny entertainment machine, or just save some money by assembling your own budget machine. Whatever your intentions, our five part guide is here to help you.

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Security is important. Some companies seem to be forgetting that.

PC Companies Are Getting Sloppy With Security

Nothing is perfectly secure, and we?ll never eliminate every vulnerability out there. But we shouldn?t be seeing as many sloppy mistakes as we?ve seen from HP, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft in 2017.

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After years of PuTTY, Windows finally has an SSH client!

Finally! Windows 10 gets a native OpenSSH client

It’s a long-overdue move that’s guaranteed to delight developers who use Windows as their daily driver. Microsoft is introducing a native OpenSSH client to Windows 10. The software is available as a beta in the Fall Creators Update, and as demonstrated in this video from ServeTheHome, is pretty trivial to install: This means that developers ?

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You probably don’t want to auto-connect to *every* wifi network…

How to Stop Your iPhone or iPad From Automatically Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network

Your iPhone or iPad automatically joins Wi-Fi networks you?ve previously connected to. You can now override this behavior, telling your device not to automatically connect to a specific Wi-Fi network. Your iPhone or iPad will remember its passphrase and other details, but will only connect when you choose to do so.

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