Disk
Checking SSD Compatibility with Your Motherboard
Solid-state drives (SSD) have changed how we store data big time. They’re faster, use less power, and are more reliable than old-school hard drives (HDD). But, picking the right SSD [...]
Hardware
Hardware
iCUE Not Detecting RAM, What to Do?
Corsair’s iCUE software is a cool way to make your Corsair products look and work the way you want, like changing the colors of your RAM lights or tweaking hardware settings. But [...]
Disk
Computer Makes Clicking, Humming, or Screeching Sound
It’s pretty common to worry when your computer starts making odd sounds, whether during startup or some other time. If it’s humming, clicking, or even screeching, these sounds can [...]
Hardware
In-place Upgrade of Windows 11 on Unsupported Hardware
Many folks are keen to upgrade to Windows 11, but sometimes, our PCs don’t meet the fancy requirements like TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. This guide is for you if you’re looking to [...]
Hardware
Stopping Windows 11 from Resetting Monitor After Sleep
Dual monitor setups are pretty cool because they let you do more things at once, kind of like juggling more balls without dropping them. But, some folks using Windows 11 have run into annoying [...]
Gaming
Does Faulty RAM Cause Freezes or Crashes on PC?
RAM (Random Access Memory) is like the short-term memory of your computer, whether it’s a desktop, laptop, or a gaming beast. Think of it as a space where your computer keeps stuff it [...]
Hardware
How to Fix a Loose USB Port on Any Device
USB ports are everywhere, from computers, laptops, and phones to game controllers and car systems. They let us hook up lots of different gadgets for charging or moving data around. But, after [...]
Hardware
How to Check Power Supply Wattage on Windows 11/10 PC
Windows 11 and Windows 10 have a bunch of tools to check how your computer is doing, but figuring out how much power the power supply can handle is tricky. That’s because software [...]
Hardware
How to Test CPU Throttling in Windows 11
Ever felt like your PC just isn’t as fast as it used to be, gets too hot, or turns off unexpectedly? Well, it might be because of something called CPU throttling. This guide digs into what [...]
Computing
Using a PowerShell Script to Add a Printer Driver by IP
PowerShell lets system administrators and power users automate boring tasks. In this guide, we’ll show you how to use a PowerShell script to add a TCP/IP printer to a computer running [...]
