Logitech is a brand that's been around for quite some time and is well known for its high-quality computing accessories. And while its $20 keyboard and mouse bundles are a no-brainer, the company's more expensive gear might make you think twice if you're not familiar with what you're buying.

Network-attached storage (NAS) can be expensive, especially when shopping for a pre-built enclosure. Luckily, you can turn an old PC into a NAS, and you don't even have to swap out the operating system. If you're familiar with Windows and prefer to stick with Microsoft's software, it's entirely possible to create a NAS using Windows 11. This guide will show you what you need and how to configure Windows so it's better suited to storing lots of data, running services, and having multiple clients connect through the local area network (LAN).

Security can be a major issue in this day and age, especially when there are several types of malware roaming the streets, ready to compromise your PC’s defenses. However, there are multiple preventive measures you can take to curb the chances of security breaches, including setting up firewalls, creating complex passwords, and keeping a weather eye on app permissions.

While OneNote is a powerful tool for note-taking, organization, and knowledge management, the default settings aren’t always ideal for everyone. Out of the box, OneNote enables or disables certain features in a way that may hinder your workflow rather than help it. In this post, I will go over the essential OneNote settings you should tweak to unlock its true potential and create a truly personalized and productive note-taking setup.

You might have heard about Microsoft killing the classic Control Panel in Windows 11. The idea is to move items in the Control Panel to the Settings app. While that has been happening incrementally for years, it may take longer than you think. One important reason is that the classic Control Panel includes system settings unavailable in the modern Settings app.

Adding a custom firewall and router to your network can be one of the biggest upgrades you can make, skipping the limitations of normal ISP boxes or even more expensive proprietary routers and handing you back complete control, customization, and flexibility in your network. They offer a vast range of features, from simple tweaks to enterprise-grade integrations or high-availability setups that are far outside most people's requirements.

When searching for a new SSD for your gaming PC, you may have come across the term DRAM or DRAM-less SSDs and wonder how this feature translates to performance in a gaming PC.

Automation has become a part of our daily lives, making things easier and more efficient. It’s used in homes, businesses, and even in factories. One of the key parts of automation is the single-board computer (SBC). It’s a small but powerful computer that can do a lot.

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Error Correction Code RAM, or ECC RAM, is a type of RAM that has an extra memory chip to store important information. For every byte of information (equivalent to eight bits), typically in ECC RAM 10 bits of information are stored. This increases data redundancy and means that when something goes awry, the RAM can rectify the error and ensure things are still operating smoothly.

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The Windows Registry is the blood and guts of the operating system, and it’s vital to ensure that it stays safe on your PC. Before you change registry settings, you want to back it up first. If you tweak the wrong thing, it can cause major havoc to your system. But hacking the registry isn’t the only time when something will change. It happens when you install an app, adjust a Windows setting, install drivers, and a lot more than you may think.