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Best of PCWorld Jun 09, 2017 How I deleted Google from my life I've deleted Google from my life. I realized handing over all my digital data to one platform had its downsides. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • No, AMD didn't slash Ryzen prices ahead of Threadripper launch • Why AMD's Radeon graphics cards are almost impossible to buy right now • Microsoft apologizes after rogue Windows 10 preview builds cause chaos • Google will block bad ads (even its own) with a filter built into Chrome • How to download a Windows 10 ISO file • Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind review: Nostalgia makes a decent expansion something special • Every Nvidia GeForce graphics card you can buy for PC gaming • Computex's wildly powerful PC hardware: CPU core wars, ultra-thin gaming laptops, and more • How to install Windows 10 on a USB drive with Microsoft's Media Creation Tool • How to download your Google data • 10 great job sim games that turn work into pleasure White Paper: Oracle Transform Your HR Organization and GO Checklist Great talent is the foundation of great organizations. Today, it's more important than ever to keep that talent engaged and empowered. Do so, and watch your team GO. Fail to, and you risk losing top talent. Read More ▶ No, AMD didn't slash Ryzen prices ahead of Threadripper launch Is AMD slashing Ryzen prices? Nope, the company said. Read More ▶ Why AMD's Radeon graphics cards are almost impossible to buy right now Vega's not coming for two more months and Ethereum miners have driven the Radeon RX 570 and RX 580 off store shelves. Read More ▶ Microsoft apologizes after rogue Windows 10 preview builds cause chaos A buggy internal Insider preview build accidentally made its way to Windows 10 devices and even non-Insider Windows phones. Read More ▶ Google will block bad ads (even its own) with a filter built into Chrome Google plans to remove obtrusive and aggressive ads from Chrome with a new ad-blocking feature starting next year. Read More ▶ How to download a Windows 10 ISO file Windows 10 makes it easy to download and use an ISO file to reinstall the operating system. We'll show you how to do it. Read More ▶ Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind review: Nostalgia makes a decent expansion something special Those who loved The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind will find the latest Elder Scrolls Online expansion full of fond memories. Everyone else? Well, it's still Elder Scrolls Online. Read More ▶ Every Nvidia GeForce graphics card you can buy for PC gaming Nvidia's GeForce graphics cards range from slim HTPC-boosting options to hardware that crushes PC gaming at 4K. Here's the full lineup. Read More ▶ Computex's wildly powerful PC hardware: CPU core wars, ultra-thin gaming laptops, and more After years of catering to svelte notebooks, the new PC hardware at Computex 2017 focused on heavy firepower. Read More ▶ How to install Windows 10 on a USB drive with Microsoft's Media Creation Tool Microsoft's Media Creation Tool offers an easy way to create a USB drive to install Windows 10. Read More ▶ How to download your Google data Google collects a lot of data from you, and you can see exactly what it has by downloading a copy for yourself. Here's how to use Google's Takeout Tool to get it. Read More ▶ 10 great job sim games that turn work into pleasure When is playing like work? When it's a job-simulator game that gives you a taste (perhaps not entirely realistic) of what it's like to do something else for a living. These 10 games are good, strenuous fun. Read More ▶ Research/Infographic: Oracle Four Steps to Making Your HR Organization GO Win the best talent by developing an employer brand that's digital, social, and present throughout the onboarding process. Read More ▶

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