Giveaways & Contests Dave’s Computer Tips is working hard to bring top-quality software to our readers. Please note that none of the upcoming contests and giveaways are etched in stone. Changes may be made to this list at any time. Here’s what’s happening… Expired! Ashampoo […]
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At my day job, I work with authors on their eBooks. That is right, I have many other talents you don’t know about! The reason I bring this up is many of these authors send me eBook files that are sometimes too large. Wait, I
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My sister gave me her old Canon PowerShot A560. A nice little camera but one major problem. It will not stay on. The viewscreen goes blank with an error message to “Change The Batteries” and then it turns off. I’ve tried a number of different
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Some months back we published an article outlining my favorite TV shows of all time: My 6 All Time Favorite TV Shows Now I’m back with my all-time favorite movies. Movies are probably even more subjective than TV shows, with so many great movies to
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The Windows 10 Action Center can be a handy place to get notifications about background activities (and errors) that you might not normally know about. It is also easily customizable and today’s Quick Tips article will show you how. Opening the Action Center The easiest
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Tweaking.com Windows Repair is a terrific free tool for fixing most common Windows issues including issues with Windows Update. Windows Update is one feature where users frequently encounter errors and searching online for assistance will bring up the identical multiple potential solutions over and over
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If you’ve ever used the Administrative Tools listed in Control Panel, you know how handy they are for accessing the tools you need for maintaining or fixing Windows. Below is what the upper-left corner of my Control Panel looks like when the “Small icons” Category
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The classic Tomb Raider games, by which I mean those made by Core Design, the original developers of the Lara Croft phenomenon, are still incredibly popular and there’s no doubt that they have withstood the test of time, with a few caveats. For the purpose
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A couple of comments from readers in response to an earlier article have highlighted some confusion surrounding 2FA (Two Factor Authentication), also known as 2SA (Two Step Authentication). So, I thought I’d explain the process and why 2FA is essential to protect critical accounts. What
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WordPress And Elementor In my last post, I explained how to download and install XAMPP and WordPress. If you’re looking at the Dashboard for the first time it may not be obvious where to start. It can take 6 to 12 months to learn WordPress.
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Giveaways & Contests Dave’s Computer Tips is working hard to bring top-quality software to our readers. Please note that none of the upcoming contests and giveaways are etched in stone. Changes may be made to this list at any time. Here’s what’s happening… Running Now!
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I have been writing about Google Ads recently and I decided to continue the lessons. If you would like to see some of the other lessons/articles here they are: How To Download Google Ad Invoices How To Promote A YouTube Video With Google Ads How
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With Halloween only a few days away, I’m a fan of these two-sentence horror stories. Each one is only two sentences long, as the name implies. Here are some I like: Have you heard any? Got any to tell? To the comments with you.
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OK, you know what data you want to use in your table, and you think you have all your formatting in place. So now you start to input your data and you find that even though the height of your table seems correct and pleasing
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