Your daily dose of practical, easy to follow tech tips!
This is your Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Update for Tuesday, June 29, 2021.
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–Tip for protecting your PC from a bad Windows Update
–Move the Windows Taskbar to take full advantage of your wide-screen monitor
–Q&A: Should I use a liquid CPU cooler in the PC I’m getting ready to build?
–Review: iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit
–Did you know lobster was originally considered a “poor man’s food”?
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Question from Marshall P.: I really want to buy a 2TB SSD to go in my Dell desktop computer that I use to run my landscaping business.
Can you help me find the cheapest 2TB SSD that I can buy that’s not a piece of junk?
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Adding an external USB hard drive to your computer really makes it easy to create full backups of all your programs, photos, music and other files that reside on today’s massive hard drives.
And as we all know, with mass storage devices, bigger is always better.
The Seagate Expansion 16TB Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive will likely hold everything you can pack on to your computer’s internal hard drive, and a whole lot more. [Read more…]
Question from Marie N.: I have an urgent question and I really hope you’ll have an answer for me.
I accidentally formatted the external USB hard drive that I use to store all of my scanned family photos with my Mac.
I meant to format the drive I use to store my Mac backups but I accidentally plugged in the wrong drive!
I hope you can help me recover my pics from it?