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544Can you use Alexa as a recording device?
No, Alexa is not designed to record your conversations. Alexa is always ready to answer questions, tell jokes, play music and much...
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477What does pairing mode mean?
Establishing a connection between two Bluetooth devices. For example, to pair a headset with a phone, the phone is configured to “Discoverable”...
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493What does Ctrl Shift S do in Excel?
Ctrl + Shift + S — Enables the save your work as command. F12 — Save the file through the save dialog...
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450What happens when you click Alt F5?
Alt + F5 : Restore. Alt + F4 : Close.
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515Is 500W power supply enough?
For most PC builds In order to enjoy the most efficient power use, it’s best to stick to 500W (or thereabout) to...
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496What does a dying power supply sound like?
You may experience unexplained shutdowns or lockups, overheating and unusual electric shocks heard or felt inside or outside the case. If the...
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507Does RAM wear out like SSD?
RAM generally doesn’t wear out due to regular use – though, of course, it can fail like any component. While the lifespans...
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491How can I check the health of my motherboard?
Visual hardware check The first thing to do is a visual check of the motherboard. A common cause of motherboard issues or...
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528Do I really need a good motherboard?
A good motherboard is as important as a good PSU, it is a component that can protect the rest of the more...
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422Where is the fuse in a computer?
Look for two metal connectors, which are soldered onto the motherboard, connected by a small bridge. This bridge is the fuse. The...
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