The release of the Night Light feature in Windows 10 and Windows 11 has been widely celebrated by users seeking a healthier computing experience. By allowing built-in control over blue light emission, Night Light not only helps reduce eye fatigue but is also touted for its potential to support...
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The resurgence of ARM-powered PCs in the Windows ecosystem is shaping up as one of the most significant narratives in the ongoing quest for high-performance, energy-efficient computing. With the imminent arrival of Qualcomm’s next-generation Snapdragon chips, attention has turned not only to raw...
External graphics processing units, or eGPUs, appear to offer a simple route to high-end graphical power for laptops, ultrabooks, and mini-PCs—giving owners of slim and lightweight systems the promise of desktop-class GPU performance simply by plugging in a single cable. But after years of...
It’s not every day that a device built for leisure finds itself repurposed for productivity, but with the ever-growing interest in portable computing, the lines between gaming consoles and work machines are starting to blur. Case in point: the Lenovo Legion Go S, a handheld gaming PC with muscle...
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Windows users have long appreciated the operating system's flexibility when it comes to personalizing the desktop experience, with wallpaper choice and display configuration standing as one of the most visible aspects of this customization. However, for many power users and...
Microsoft’s decision to revamp USB-C requirements for Windows 11 laptops marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of device connectivity, promising to drastically simplify an area long plagued by ambiguity and consumer frustration. For years, tech-savvy users and novices alike have been...
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Plug in a modern Windows laptop and, for the first time, you may finally be able to trust that the USB-C port just works—no more spinning the dreaded “port roulette” wheel, no more wading through technical jargon, and no more crossed fingers as you attach your dock, external monitor, or charger...
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The once-glorious promise of USB-C—a universal, reversible connector designed to displace a rat’s nest of incompatible cables and ports—has long been marred by confusion, disappointment, and a fundamental lack of transparency. As USB-C proliferated across Windows laptops, peripherals, and...
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Microsoft is making a bold bet on the future of Windows 11 by elevating the hardware baseline, particularly through strict enforcement of USB-C, USB4, and USB 3.0 requirements for modern laptops. This decision, communicated via an official blog post and reflected in the latest updates to the...
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Connecting external monitors to your Windows computer can significantly enhance productivity, whether for multitasking or enhanced graphical experiences. However, issues can arise, making it frustrating to set up or maintain these connections. This article synthesizes guidance and...
Hello,
I have a Asus F550L laptop, and two extra monitors.
The first monitor is connected to my laptop via HDMI cable (and it works fine).
For the second monitor, I have bought a TIJA USB to HDMI adapter.
When connecting this adapter to the laptop for the first time, I haven't completed the...
To see how HDR video compares to traditional content (SDR), look at the images below. The SDR version, in general, is more flat and washed out. With an actual video on an HDR-capable PC, the difference is like night and day – literally.
HDR video still
SDR video still...
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For those of you Surface fans out there who love to use your Surface in airport lobbies, cafés and anywhere in between, you know how great Surface is for people on-the-go. But when you come back to your home or work office, many of us want to easily connect to our monitors, external mice and...
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Hi everybody i need help with Windows 8 screen settings.
Okay so i have 1 laptop with 2 external screens, the screens are working well but...
I what my laptop screen duplicate with 1 of the external screens and the other screen just to be expand
It's that possible to do?
Hello, I'm Running Windows Home Premium 32bit and while it does have some nice things, I do find my self wishing I could go back to a more xp like setup.
things like Aero Preview, drive me nuts as most of the windows I have open have simular looking screens. so this feature is of little use...
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