eMMC-type storage is commonly found in budget smartphones and cheaper laptops, usually in 32 or 64GB variants. Its presence on cheaper devices might make you think that it’s not that great of a memory type, but is that actually the case? In this article we’ll tell you all about eMMC and how it compares to …
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Drivers are essential for your computer to be able to communicate with its hardware. Even though Windows automatically downloads and installs the correct drivers for each device, there are times when you might need to manually update them yourself. Whenever Windows does not recognize a piece of hardware you’ve installed, you might need to manually …
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The question is pretty straightforward: should you install another antivirus or can you rely on your computer’s security entirely on Windows Defender? The answer, however, is not as simple, although we’re inclined to say yes, Windows Defender is good enough for most people. In this article we’ll give you an overview of Windows Defender, making …
It seems like something inevitable — with enough time, a fast computer starts slowing down and eventually becomes frustrating to use. It doesn’t have to be that way, though. There’s usually no planned obsolescence with Windows computers, therefor there is no reason for your computer to start dragging through every day-to-day tasks that it used …
There’s probably no reason for using your service provider’s DNS addresses. Those DNS addresses are usually slower, since your browser needs to look up the IP address of every website you try to access, and might even block some websites. Changing your DNS address in many cases increases your internet speed and allows you to …