Windows Troubleshooting Couldn’t Identify the Problem… So Now What?

Something has gone wrong, and you've resorted to Windows' wide range of built-in troubleshooters to see if it can fix the issue. Only problem is, the troubleshooter couldn't identify the problem either. MUO – Feed
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Google Chrome Logging You Out? Here’s How to Fix the Problem

Wouldn't it be annoying to have to re-enter your credentials every time you open the Chrome Browser? Certainly. While Chrome is known for its speed, simplicity, and usability, you may encounter certain bugs. One common issue you may experience in Chrome is when the browser logs you out every time you close it. Here are
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Fix the “Your PC Ran Into a Problem and Needs to Restart” Error

Has your Windows computer suddenly crashed, stopped working, or is refusing to boot? If so, you might encounter the “Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart” error. This is a common and generic PC error, often referred to as the “blue screen of death”. We’re going to talk you through every step
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How to Solve the “Read Only” External Hard Drive Problem on Mac

Sometimes when you connect an external hard drive to your Mac, you’ll find that it’s set to read-only. This happens because the drive is formatted with Microsoft’s NTFS filesystem, which macOS doesn’t support by default. Fortunately, it’s easy to fix. There are a number of ways to unlock an external hard drive on a Mac,
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The 6 Best Free Tools to Fix Any Problem in Windows 10

Windows 10 is Microsoft’s final operating system. That is to say, the Windows 10 operating system is a continually evolving platform, as opposed to older Windows versions. Since its launch in July 2015, Windows 10 has gone from strength to strength and now, in June 2018, accounts for some 34 percent of all computers around
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3DRudder Review: Can This Foot Controller Solve the Problem of VR Motion Sickness? (And Giveaway!)

Our verdict of the 3DRudder:Perfect for slower-paced flying experiences like Google Earth, where it feels like an entirely natural way to interact with the world. 710The VR community is split right down the middle, between those who enjoy the full immersion offered by “room scale” games, and those that would rather sit on their comfy sofa
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