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There are plenty of ways to back up your PC, but you probably didn't know you can use DISM to do it. Here's how it works.

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President Donald Trump on Monday touted a "beautiful" surge in tariff revenues on imported goods, crediting his administration's trade policies for a flood of cash into the U.S. economy. "We're ...

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The Lenovo Yoga AiO 9i Gen10 is a refresh on the original, now sporting the latest Intel Core Ultra chips, making it the first Copilot+ PC in the all-in-one space. It features an incredible 4K display ...

Some players say they’ve fixed their Marvel Rivals screen flickering by disabling V-Sync. V-Sync stands for Vertical Synchronization, which limits the frame rate to better match a VDU’s resolution.