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Ever wish you could reply to texts from your computer? If you own an Android phone and Window machine, these five apps will take care of the heavy lifting.
At E3, Microsoft revealed Xbox Play Anywhere, a feature which aims to bring gamers together across platforms. Learn exactly how the program works here.
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Setting up a printer is intimidating, especially if you don't know your way around Windows 10. Here's how to do it, and what to do if you encounter trouble.
Getting lost isn't fun. Here's how to download offline maps in Windows 10, for those times when you need navigation and there's no connection to be found.
The Task Manager and Resource Monitor are crucial tools, whether you want to close a non-responsive app or learn more about your PC. Here's how to use them.
Windows 10 is great, but it takes some serious liberties when it comes to privacy. Here are a few steps you can take to keep your personal info personal.
OneDrive is Microsoft's first-party cloud storage solution, with deep hooks in Windows and Windows Mobile. Here's how to share files and folders easily.
Upgrading from one OS to another isn't always easy. Here's how add your personal email account to the Windows Mail app, whether you prefer Outlook or Gmail.
Windows 10 comes with some great built-in apps, but that doesn't mean that better alternatives aren't out there. Here's how to set default apps and files.
Windows 10 mixes some familiar power user options and brand new goodies, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the redesigned taskbar and its options.