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There can be many reasons why you may want a report when using Access. In this post, I am going to tell you how to create the easiest report you can. It may not be fancy or finished-looking, but it also will not prompt you […]
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If you’re like me you probably use copy and paste a lot. When you copy something it’s stored in memory in a virtual space called the Clipboard. One of its faults is that you can only copy one thing at a time. You needed a
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Personally, I would recommend waiting until the upgrade to Windows 11 is offered via Windows Update. However, for those who simply cannot wait, Microsoft has provided measures to install Windows 11 immediately. Upgrade To Windows 11 Now Visit the following official Microsoft page: Download Windows
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Microsoft has been under fire for its stringent Windows 11 requirements which prevented many users from upgrading, even on modern PCs. However, the company has finally relented, publishing a simple registry edit that allows millions of more users to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows
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Using The “Your Phone” App In Windows 10 If you are in front of your computer for a good portion of your day, one app you might want to consider is Microsoft’s “Your Phone” Once installed you have all the functions you would have if
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The following video presents a fairly quick look around the new Windows 11 operating system with an emphasis on main areas of change. The same video can also be viewed on Daves Computer Tips YouTube Channel. If you enjoy the video, please show your appreciation
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Random Access Memory (RAM) RAM is an important and necessary component of any PC build. Without it, your computer won’t run, much less run any software. Your computer does not run your programs from your drive. Programs will only run once they are loaded into
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First off, I want to make it clear that, at this stage anyway, nobody will be forced to upgrade to Windows 11, it will be offered as an optional upgrade. Whether or not that will change in the future, particularly nearing Windows 10’s end-of-support date,
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Getting a brand-spanking-new computer can be an exciting time. Transferring all your favorite and sometimes needed data, maybe not so much. Depending on the means (and media) you have at your disposal, it can be either a relatively fast and simple process or an exercise
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This is an addendum to the original article on this subject – What Is DPC Latency, How To Fix It. For the full skinny on DPC Latency, you should really read that article before continuing with this one. If you’ve been following along with this
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The Edge browser did not start off life well but, when Microsoft finally recognized the power of Chromium and introduced its new Chromium-based browser, the software giant really kicked a goal. I have been using Chromium Edge as my default browser for about eight months
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Everyone knows that I love saving time and keystrokes. Why wouldn’t you like to do that as well? So below, you will find some time-saving Outlook shortcuts. Want to insert a hyperlink on a selection of your text? Simply click CTRL + K. Need to
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I recently purchased a new PC which came with Windows 10 Home pre-installed. I connected an existing Windows 10 Pro system drive to the new PC in the hope of installing Windows 11 Insider Preview on that drive so I could get a handle on
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I hasten to add, this only applies to older PCs. Last week I received a somewhat troubling email from Dell announcing that the major PC vendor would only be providing Windows 11 compatible drivers for a selection of newer models. The email included a link
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