windows 10
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5 Gaming Items You Didn’t Know You Could Claim On Tax In 2024
Any gaming items you’ve purchased in the last year may be claimable at tax time as work-from-home expenses. Here’s what you claim, and how.
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How to Try Windows 11’s New File Explorer Tabs Before It Comes Out
Windows users believe their OS has a superior file management system to macOS’ Finder. While that assertion is up for debate, one file management feature Mac users can hold above Windows is Finder tabs: These tabs allow you to quickly switch between file windows as you would sites in a web browser, a convenient and…
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How to Stop Windows 11 From Updating Automatically
Windows 10 gained a bad reputation when it came to updates — the internet is full of frustrated anecdotes about Windows rebooting to install an update at exactly the wrong time, like right when you’re about to start a presentation, or when you’re working on a tight deadline. This is one of the things that…
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You Can Get Rid of Windows Bloatware With One Command
Windows has always had a bloatware problem (even if Samsung has recently claimed the crown in that department). Bloatware is an umbrella term for apps, services, and programs you don’t need, and never asked for, and Windows comes preinstalled with a boatload of them.