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PCWorld Power Tips Apr 27, 2017 12 free utilities that can give you more control over your PC There are a slew of free third-party utilities for Windows that let you monitor and manage all aspects of your PC. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Optane Memory review: Why you may want Intel's futuristic cache in your PC • Radeon RX 480 owners are transforming their graphics cards into the Radeon RX 580 • The 16 best free PC games • How to delete and disable location history in the Windows 10 Creators Update • How to stop websites from asking for your location in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari • Set your power button to turn off all your PC's displays in the Creators Update • Word newsletter tutorial: Using page layout features for professional results • How to create a single-column Start menu in the Windows 10 Creators Update • Use PowerPoint Photo Album to chronicle corporate or personal events • How Excel can help with metric and American Standard conversions White Paper: Schneider Electric IT Addressing Cyber Security Concerns of Data Center Remote Monitoring Platforms Digital remote monitoring services provide real-time monitoring and data analytics for data center physical infrastructure systems. These modern cloud-based platforms offer the promise of reduced downtime, reduced mean time to recovery (MTTR), less operations overhead, as well as improved energy efficiency for power and cooling systems. Read More ▶ Optane Memory review: Why you may want Intel's futuristic cache in your PC This next-gen memory technology greatly increases responsiveness of PCs but only for those who still want to use a hard drive Read More ▶ Radeon RX 480 owners are transforming their graphics cards into the Radeon RX 580 Adding the RX 580 BIOS to an RX 480 gives you the performance of the new graphics card, but that swap doesn't come without risks. Read More ▶ The 16 best free PC games These 16 free PC games will give you a good time even if you don't have a dime to spare. Read More ▶ How to delete and disable location history in the Windows 10 Creators Update Windows 10's built-in location services can be disabled with a few clicks, and you can erase your location history, too. Read More ▶ How to stop websites from asking for your location in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari Browsers can supply your location when you permit it. If you have no plans of ever permitting it here's how to turn that feature off. Read More ▶ Set your power button to turn off all your PC's displays in the Creators Update Windows 10 has new Power Options setting in the Control Panel. Read More ▶ Word newsletter tutorial: Using page layout features for professional results Word makes it easy to create a newsletter using the Page Layout tools. Make columns and multipage layouts, add images and more. Here's how. Read More ▶ How to create a single-column Start menu in the Windows 10 Creators Update There's a new setting in the Creators Update that lets you simplify the Start menu. Read More ▶ Use PowerPoint Photo Album to chronicle corporate or personal events PowerPoint 's Photo Albums feature makes creating a slideshow super-easy, with intuitive menus and dialog screens. Read More ▶ How Excel can help with metric and American Standard conversions Excel can streamline your global activities if you set up functions to convert metric to American Standard, and dollars to euros. Read More ▶ White Paper: Schneider Electric IT Benefits and Drawbacks of Prefabricated Modules for Data Centers This white paper compares the cost of both scenarios, presents the advantages and disadvantages of each, and identifies which environments can best leverage the facility module approach. Read More ▶

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