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PCWorld Power Tips Jan 26, 2017 Mini PC invasion: These radically tiny computers fit in the palm of your hand Some of today's 'desktop' mini-PCs make laptops seem downright bulky in comparison. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • If we show you how to back up your PC for free, will you finally do it? • Moving Steam games to a different folder or hard drive is finally easy • Bash basics: How to use (and scrub) your shell's command history • Wine 2.0 helps PC games, Office 2013, and other Windows apps run on Linux PCs and Macs • Four lesser-known Wi-Fi security threats and how to defend against them • How to change Windows 10's default web browser to Chrome, Firefox, or Opera • How to create Live Tiles for your Steam games in Windows • How to change the 'Hey, Cortana' wake word in Windows 10 • Meet DATEDIF(), Excel's secret Date & Time function that's still handy • PowerPoint tips from Duarte's Five Rules Presentation • 3 easy steps anyone can take now to back up a PC White Paper: Schneider Electric IT Avoiding Common Pitfalls of Evaluating and Implementing DCIM Solutions This paper describes common pitfalls of evaulating and implementing DCIM Solutions and provides practical guidance on how to avoid them. Read More ▶ If we show you how to back up your PC for free, will you finally do it? What's it gonna take? These free backup tools are a good start. Read More ▶ Moving Steam games to a different folder or hard drive is finally easy A Steam update late last week makes it so you can finally move a game to a new drive from within the client, rather than dragging the folder manually. Good news for SSD owners. Read More ▶ Bash basics: How to use (and scrub) your shell's command history Bash's history feature is a useful tool, if you know how to use it, and how to keep it clean of private data. Read More ▶ Wine 2.0 helps PC games, Office 2013, and other Windows apps run on Linux PCs and Macs Wine 2.0 is finally here, and with it new features, and a new development release schedule for Wine. Read More ▶ Four lesser-known Wi-Fi security threats and how to defend against them You've hardened your network against all the common weaknesses, now we'll show you how to take your wireless security to the next level. Read More ▶ How to change Windows 10's default web browser to Chrome, Firefox, or Opera Windows 10 pulls a nasty trick when you upgrade: It sets your default web browser to Edge, even if you opted for Chrome or Firefox in Windows 7 or 8. Here's how to change it back. Read More ▶ How to create Live Tiles for your Steam games in Windows It's not easy to turn your Steam games into Live Tiles, but this Windows Store app can help. Read More ▶ How to change the 'Hey, Cortana' wake word in Windows 10 Microsoft doesn't let you personalize Cortana's wake word, but this third-party program does. Read More ▶ Meet DATEDIF(), Excel's secret Date & Time function that's still handy DATEDIF(), which means Date + Dif, is a compatibility function left over from Lotus 1-2-3 that Microsoft adopted in Excel version 2000. It's fallen off current Excel menus, but you can still use it. Here's how. Read More ▶ PowerPoint tips from Duarte's Five Rules Presentation Duarte's Five Rules is a classic PowerPoint presentation that can make you an instant expert. Study the slides and read these tips to learn more. Read More ▶ 3 easy steps anyone can take now to back up a PC It really doesn't take much to set up a solid backup protocol for your PC. Here are the basics, with pointers to more details. Read More ▶ White Paper: Schneider Electric IT Continuous Metering And Monitoring of Pue in Data Centers This paper provides guidance on determining what level of metering is appropriate for a particular data center, given its capacity (kW), power and cooling architecture, business objectives, and the degree to which infrastructure systems (e.g., chillers, generators) are shared. Read More ▶

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