How to place and set up your subwoofer for big bass
Setting up a subwoofer can drastically improve the sound quality of your home theater, but it can be tough to set up. Our guide will help simplify the process.
How to delete a slide in PowerPoint
You can remove unnecessary slides to make your presentation more succinct. We’ll show you how to delete a slide in PowerPoint on the web, desktop, and mobile.
How to lockpick in Star Wars Outlaws
Locks in Star Wars Outlaws don't work like they do in most video games. You will need a keen ear and good timing to crack them, plus this guide to get started.
How to use Microsoft Teams
Looking for a one-stop shop for your team's communication, file-sharing, and videoconferencing needs? Learn more about Microsoft Teams' free accounts today!
Have a Google Pixel 9 Pro? Do this to get a free year of Gemini Advanced
Have a Google Pixel 9 smartphone? Here's how you can get a free year of Gemini Advanced, valued at $240.
How to hide games in your Steam library
If you're never going to play a game again — or you just don't want to see something listed in your Steam library — here's how to hide it out of sight!
How to hide pop-up ads on Steam
Everyone hates pop-up ads, especially when you're trying to play a game on Steam. There's an easy way to turn them off in just a few steps.
How to watch Netflix in 4K if you’re not seeing the option
Just bought a new 4K Ultra HD TV, but Netflix isn't cooperating? It's troubleshooting time! This guide will help you get back to streaming in premium quality.
How to stop Steam from opening on startup
If you don't want Steam to open when you boot up your computer, we'll tell you how to turn this setting off. Don't worry — it's a very quick and easy fix!
How to find your Steam ID
Your Steam ID can be used to identify your account and shared with others to help them find your profile. We'll tell you how to locate your Steam ID.
How to enable cloud saves on Steam
Turning on cloud saves can ensure that your progress in Steam games remains safe and secure. Here's how to be positive you've got this feature enabled.
How to turn on the FPS counter on Steam
If you want to see how your game is performing without having to use any third-party software, you can turn on a basic FPS counter on Steam. Here's how.
How to upgrade your gourd in Black Myth: Wukong
Your gourd in Black Myth: Wukong holds your precious healing elixir. Just like an Estus Flask, you are able to upgrade it. Here's how the upgrade process works.
How to log out of Netflix on a smart TV
Is it time to sign out of your Netflix account? We’ve assembled this step-by-step guide to walk you through the logout process.
How to mirror your smartphone or tablet on your TV
Casting apps and streaming services to your TV from your phone is cool, but with screen mirroring you can share whatever you see on your device. Here's how.
What is the BIOS and how to use it
The BIOS or UEFI is an interface you can use to examine core settings on your PC and make important boot changes. Here's how to access it and what you can do.
How to download movies from Netflix for offline viewing
Traveling without Wi-Fi? Make sure you always have your entertainment handy. Here's how to download movies and shows from Netflix to your device.
How to build and preserve a vinyl collection
Your father-in-law was right: Vinyl records sound amazing and super cool. If you're just starting your collection journey, here's everything you need to know.
How to play split-screen in Fortnite
You can now drop into Fornite with a friend on the same console in split-screen mode. Just follow these few steps for some couch co-op battle royale action.
How to clear your Spotify queue
Clearing your Spotify queue doesn’t take long at all, and it gives you a good reason to start reorganizing your music library. Here’s how to do it.
How to connect the Sonos Ace to a Sonos soundbar
TV Audio Swap allows you to wirelessly beam the audio from a Sonos soundbar (Arc, Beam, Ray) to your Sonos Ace headphones. Here’s how to set things up.
How to share your base with friends in Once Human
Once Human lets you build the base of your dreams, but you can also collaborate to build one with your friends. Here's how to build and share your base.
How to appear offline on Steam
Steam has become both a gaming platform and social hub. Contacting friends is almost too easy, so here's how to appear offline to avoid getting distracted.
How to appear offline on Epic Games
The Epic Game launcher isn't quite as robust as Steam, but it has all the social aspects you want. But if you're feeling antisocial, you should appear offline.
How to download Microsoft Word
Want to start creating documents like articles, essays, and reports? Here’s how to download Microsoft Word on your computer and mobile device.
How to appear offline on PS5
Sometimes you just want to play on PlayStation 5 without anyone bothering you or judging what you're playing. For that, you need to know how to appear offline.
How to add an internal SSD to a PS5
If you're not feeling particularly happy with the limited amount of storage on your PlayStation 5, you can always add an additional internal SSD. Here's how.
How to check how much RAM you have on Windows and Mac
Knowing how much memory, or RAM, that your PC has can help you better plan which applications to install and use. Here's how to find out.
How to enable XMP to run your RAM at full speed
You'll be able to run your memory to its full potential with our quick guide on how to enable XMP.
How to clear your RAM cache (and why you probably shouldn’t)
Clearing your RAM cache is often touted as a way to improve system performance, but it can actually slow it down. Here's how to do it anyway.
How to share an external hard drive between Mac and Windows
Want to use one external hard drive with both a Mac and Windows computer? We’ll teach you how to properly partition your HDD for each OS type.
SSD not showing up in Windows? Here are some easy fixes
Is your new SSD failing to register on your Windows PC? Here’s a few troubleshooting and repair methods you can try.
How to test RAM: troubleshooting to find bad RAM
RAM is one of the key components of any computer. If you're diagnosing a problem with your PC, it's a good idea to check your RAM.
How to free up RAM on Mac and PC
Are your computer tasks taking up a little too much RAM and causing slowdowns or crashes? Expanding your RAM isn't always possible: Here's what to do instead.