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How to Find and Remove Duplicate Files on Any Operating System

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How to Find and Remove Duplicate Files on Any Operating System

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How to Find and Remove Duplicate Files on Linux

Whether you’re using Linux on your desktop or a server, there are good tools that will scan your system for duplicate files and help you remove them to free up space. Solid graphical and command-line interfaces are both available.

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How to Create a Shortcut to Change your DNS Server in Windows

Changing your DNS can be useful to boost your privacy, increase safety, raise Internet speed, or for any other reason, but it can be tiresome to go into the network settings every time you want to switch it out. Luckily, with a freeware utility and some know-how, you can make it as easy as double-clicking on a shortcut.

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How to Find and Remove Duplicate Files on Mac OS X

Duplicate files are a waste of disk space, consuming that precious SSD space on a modern Mac and cluttering your Time Machine backups. Remove them to free up space on your Mac.

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How to Securely Delete the Trash (Recycle Bin) in Windows

Deleting files from your Recycle Bin doesn't mean they are gone forever since a myriad of file restoration programs exist to recover deleted data; which is why you may need to use a program like Eraser to securely delete your personal data.

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Ask HTG: Can I Plug a USB Device Right Into My Motherboard?

We’re all familiar with plugging in a USB cable or dongle into the external ports on our computers, but is it possible to plug a USB device directly into the motherboard so the device is hidden away and safely contained within the case of the computer? Read on as we show you how you can easily retrofit a computer with this feature.

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How to Find and Remove Duplicate Files on Windows

Duplicate files waste precious space on your computer’s hard drive — especially if you have an SSD — and make your computer’s backups bigger for no good reason. Here’s how you can free up some disk space.

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How to Hide the Search / Task Buttons on the Windows 10 Taskbar

You would think that Microsoft would have learned from their Windows 8 mistakes of forcing terrible features down people’s throats, but it looks like they’ve integrated a positively awful Search button / panel into the Taskbar. Here’s how to hide it using a registry hack.

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HTG Reviews the D-Link DIR-510L: The World’s First 802.11ac Travel Wi-Fi Router

Large form factors and multiple external antennas are fine for a beefy home router but they’re quite impractical when you’re on the go. Today we’re taking a look at the DIR-510L, a travel router that packs in zippy 802.11ac speeds in a package smaller than a TV remote.

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How to Transfer Files Over Wi-Fi Between Your PC, Tablet, or Phone

Have you ever wished you could just drag and drop a couple files from your computer to your tablet, phone, or laptop? With Filedrop you can, and best of all it’s really easy to use.

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