Over the last few weeks, we have been covering how to do things on your Roku TV. If you have missed those, you can find them here: How To Check For Software Updates Roku How To Manage Roku TV Power Saving Settings This week we […]
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A short while ago I wrote about my Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) card getting corrupted. Read here: Fixing A Corrupt SDHC Card I bought some new ones from Amazon but they seemed to have developed the same problem. I’m convinced now that it’s not
WinX Media Trans is an iPhone/iPad manager software to back up and easily transfer data between iPhone/iPad and PC. Media Trans would normally cost $39.95 but you can get the latest version right now for free – expires on January 31st. Selectively sync files or
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Although I was trained as a salesman back in the ’80s when the mantra was and still is, the customer is always right, it’s a device used in rigorous sales training in order to allow the customer to think they are right. This is much
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I’ve just read an article from a well-known tech site declaring that Windows 11‘s market share is dropping while Windows 10 is gaining market share. An assertion that was based solely on the fact that, during the past month, StatCounter’s desktop operating system market share
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AMD and Nvidia are about to launch new GPUs – Radeon 9000 series and RTX 5000 series respectively – but with new US import tariffs proposed by the president-elect, it’s feared that prices will need to be increased by as much as 40%. And it’s
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A recent Wall Street Journal (WSJ) article reported that U.S. authorities may ban TP-Link routers. According to the WSJ report, investigators from three agencies (Commerce, Defense, and Justice) are conducting individual investigations into the company, and TP-Link routers could be banned from sale in the
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Last week I covered how to manage Roku TV power-saving settings. If you missed it, here is the link: How To Manage Roku TV Power Saving Settings This week I wanted to stay on the Roku subject. I have been messing around on my device
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Click here to try out our NEW DCT Forum. 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
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I don’t know about you but I am very lackadaisical when it comes to getting rid of email in my Gmail account. Why? Gosh, I really do not know! I will look at something and think, “Well, I don’t have time for this now but
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Back in 2017 Jason showed us a simple way to fix a loose USB cable connection. A timeless and useful piece of advice. Loose USB Cable My wife noticed that her USB cable started getting loose. You know, when you plug it in to charge
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I spent most of my life living in the United Kingdom where you can experience four different seasons in just one day. Christmas can either be wet and windy, crisp, clear and frosty, or buried in snow drifts. Clearly, one gets accustomed to the climates
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This is a list of the DCT articles that attracted your attention in 2024. Some of them go back as far as 2013. This shows that some articles are ageless and keep their value long after publication. Enjoy! #1 May 17 2022 Facebook: Temporarily Blocked
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Start11 is a popular Windows personalization and customization software from Stardock that includes options to restore classic functionality. One of the most common criticisms of Windows 11 is Microsoft’s crazy decision to do away with the ability to move the Taskbar to the left and
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