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The Best Tools to Check Online Price History
If you’ve ever felt like you were duped by overpaying for something that was advertised as a “great deal,” you’re in the right place. It’s easy to get caught up in frenzied online shopping holidays like Black Friday or Prime Day, especially when retailers are known for sneaking price hikes before major “sales” or deceiving shoppers with tricks to spend more…
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How to check if Windows 10 22H2, 21H2, or older version is installed on your PC
Windows 10 22H2 (2022 Update) is the feature update number twelve that Microsoft released on October 18, 2022. Although this is an incremental update, it can be difficult to determine whether the latest version has already been installed on your computer. You won’t see the “Windows 10 2022 Update” name anywhere, but every release of Windows 10 receives a version…
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Do this to check your device health on Windows 10
To check the health of your Windows 10 computer, you can use the “Device performance & health” feature in the “Windows Security” app. You can also run the “PC Health Check” app or a full system diagnostic with the “Performance Monitor” app. On Windows 10, you can use the “Windows Security,” “PC Health Check,” and even the “Performance Monitor” app…
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Check a New Car for Damage Before Driving Off the Lot
A dealership may be less likely to fix a problem you find after you’ve taken the car home. “If the issue isn’t found until after you drive the car off the lot, the dealership might try to have you run the work through your own insurance,” Crossen says. In these cases, acting fast is key. Crossen recommends taking the following steps…
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Europe plans to check Apple’s iPad for DMA compliance – Computerworld
The company has attempted to protect against such problems by insisting that developers, including those selling apps outside the store, notarize their apps to provide some degree of protection. The report explains how it supports third-party stores, some of the limitations in that support, the tools it provides, and more, including some discussion around cost. The report also confirms upcoming…
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How to Check for Viruses on Linux (And Remove Them)
Running Linux doesn’t make you bulletproof against malware – even though it’s more secure than other operating systems, threats still exist. Whether you’re a newcomer to Linux or a seasoned user, knowing how to check for and remove unwanted visitors on your system is crucial for maintaining your digital security. In this guide, we’ll walk you through practical steps to…
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How to check for viruses on Android (and get rid of them)
Viruses and malware pose significant threats to Android devices, potentially compromising your personal data, privacy, and device performance. Despite Google’s security measures, malicious software can infiltrate your smartphone or tablet through unsecured websites, apps from unofficial sources, or phishing scams. This guide will help you check for viruses on Android and eliminate potential threats, maintaining your device’s security and performance.…
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How to Check for Viruses on Windows 10
Has your computer been acting up lately? Those frustrating crashes, mysterious pop-ups, and painfully slow performance might not be just random quirks; they could be telling you something’s wrong. Viruses and malware are getting sneakier by the day, finding new ways to slip past our defenses and wreak havoc on Windows 10 systems. But here’s the good news: you don’t…
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How to check browsing history on a WiFi router
Local networks can see the websites you visit every time you use the internet. Network admins know how to find the history of a wifi router. This creates serious privacy risks. In this guide, we explain how to check browsing history on a wifi router and stop it from happening to you. Many wifi routers store logs of the websites…
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It’s a Great Year to Check Out the New Call of Duty
Key Takeaways Black Ops 6 is the first Call of Duty game to launch on Game Pass for both Xbox and Windows users. Multiplayer has been revamped with a more responsive and fluid “Omnimovement” system, with Activision continuing to focus on skill-based matchmaking to level the field. The single-player campaign should keep you entertained for a few hours, which works…
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