How to screen record on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android By Adam Ismail No matter what platform you're on, there's a way to capture on-screen content. Here's how to record your screen on your phone, tablet or computer.
How to Erase Your Data From an Old Computer or Phone By Sue Marquette Poremba When you ditch your computer or smartphone, do you wipe it clean? How about your work computer? Here's how to leave no trace of yourself.
How to Download Your Photos From iCloud By Henry T. Casey If you're looking to get your photos out of Apple's iCloud, here are ways to download them with a Mac, a PC and an iPhone.
How to Live Stream Apple's Big Event Now By Monica Chin Apple is set to unveil new iPads, MacBooks and more at its Oct. 30 event in New York. Here's how to watch.
Help Me, Tom’s Guide: How Do I Find My Printer’s Drivers? By Brian Westover If you’re missing your printer drivers, don’t despair – there’s more than one way to skin this cat.
How to Show Your Phone's Battery Percentage in Android Oreo By Adam Ismail It's easier than ever to see how much juice your Android device has got left thanks to a new streamlined feature in Android Oreo.
Stem Camp: How to Build a PC Video Series By Tom's Guide Staff Our partner site Tom's Hardware worked with kids to teach them how to build a PC. Then put it all on video as part of our STEM Camp initiative.
How to Donate to Harvey Victims Online By Don Reisinger Two prominent tech companies are making it easy to donate to victims, but there are plenty of places online where you can help.
Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum Guide By Marshall Honorof With the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum, you can set up profiles for individual games, adjust the backlighting and tweak the weights. Here's how to get started.
27 Awesome Tech Tips That Will Save You Time By Don Reisinger If you're hoping to save some time while using your tech but don't know where to start, we have you covered with this roundup of skills.
How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication on Twitch By Michael Andronico You can make your Twitch account more secure by setting up two-factor authentication; here's how.
How to Turn on Your PC's Firewall By Dann Berg Your Windows PC's firewall is a strong defense against malware, hackers and other sorts of Internet nasties. Here's how to turn it on.
How to Upgrade Snow Leopard to OS X Mavericks By Jill Scharr Apple has probably ended support for Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6. Here's how to make the free upgrade to Mavericks.
Your Guide to Building a Gaming PC By Marshall Honorof If you want the biggest selection of games (at the best prices) on the most powerful hardware, your best bet is to build a gaming PC.
How to Make and Store Archival Prints of Your Photographs By Rick Oldano You can create family heirlooms out of your photographs. It's pricey, but can be worth the cost. Follow our instructions about paper and ink.
How To: Setting up WDS Bridging / Repeating By TG Publishing Team Many 802.11g products now come equipped with WDS bridging and repeating capabilities, but getting them set up isn't as easy as it should be. This ProblemSolver will first review the basics of WDS and compare it to previous bridging methodologies. We'll then provide some tips to help you maximize your chances of WDS success.
How To: Setting up File and Printer sharing between two routers By TG Publishing Team We often hear from people who have two (or more!) routers in their LAN and are trying to get Microsoft File and Printer sharing running among all their computers. This ProblemSolver will explain why this doesn't work by default and provide some suggestions for working around the problem.
How To: Getting VPN to work through NAT firewalls By TG Publishing Team If you can't get your VPN to work through a firewall, you may be able to open some ports in your router’s firewall to get your VPN connection made.
How To: Fixing DNS problems By TG Publishing Team The inability to open a website by name usually indicates a DNS (Domain Name System) problem. DNS is the service that converts the website URL, i.e. www.yahoo.com into the IP address that is needed for actual communication.