How do I make my monitor full screen? To make Start full screen and see everything in one view, select the Start button, then select Settings > Personalization > Start, and then turn on Use Start full screen. The next … Continue reading →

A big monitor will look fuzzier than a smaller monitor of the same resolution unless you move it further away — which isn’t always an option. That’s why a 27-inch monitor is my go-to recommendation. It’s large enough to look … Continue reading →

Why is my Hisense Roku TV frozen? If your Hisense Roku TV is frozen, keeps freezing, or crashes out of the blue, you may need to check that your TV is not overheating. To do this, go to the back … Continue reading →

Is there a reset button on my Hisense TV? At the back or bottom of your Hisense TV, there is a reset hole. Look around your TV to find a small hole labeled “RESET”. Bend a paper clip to insert … Continue reading →

The purpose of the two strings is to lock/unlock the TV brackets. Tilting the TV requires a allen key to loosen and tighten the lock on top of the TV brackets for desired angles. How do you take a TV … Continue reading →

For Hisense TVs, the most likely scenario is that the dynamic contrast of the TV is on. The dynamic contrast of your TV is a setting that makes your screen go dark when the TV scenes are darker and brighter … Continue reading →

The TCL Series 5 needs a go between to let you use voice control. I did the same with my old TV — using the Apple TV. But with the TCL set up the way it comes out of the … Continue reading →

The software that debuted on Google’s 2020 Chromecast (and also runs on recent TVs from Sony) will now be offered on the latest 5-series and 6-series TVs. Do TCL TVs have Chromecast? Better on The Big Screen Effortlessly mirror movies, … Continue reading →

Can you change the legs on a Samsung TV? Is there any way to change out the legs on your Samsung TV? The Samsung TV legs on a 55-inch Samsung TV are compatible with both 55-inch TVs and the smaller … Continue reading →

Are the legs on Samsung TV adjustable? Yes, the TV feet are adjustable. Sorry, there was a problem. How far apart are the legs on a 65 inch Samsung TV? A: The legs are 42” apart and almost 12” wide, … Continue reading →

Look to Fruits and Vegetables for Good Eye Health Foods Rich in Antioxidants for Eye Health Antioxidants Related to Eye Health Red berries, kiwi, red and green bell peppers, tomatoes, broccoli, spinach, and juices made from guava, grapefruit, and orange. … Continue reading →

Tuesday Tip – How to Measure Without A Ruler 1) Dollar Bill. The bill is just shy of being a perfect measure. 2) Credit Card. The average credit card makes a nice sturdy ruler. 3) Quarter. Makes a pretty darn … Continue reading →

How do you mount a TV in recess? How to Recess a TV Choose the sector of the wall to recess the TV and cut a test hole. Build a plywood box from ¾ that has the right volume and … Continue reading →

The LG C1 is amazing for watching movies in HDR. It supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision but not HDR10+. It’s unfortunately not very bright, so it may not bring out the brightest highlights, but its near-infinite contrast ratio still allows … Continue reading →

Avoid touching the OLED or LCD screen. Don’t spray directly onto the TV screen. It could drip over the lower or exterior part of the screen, and may cause the TV to malfunction. Do OLED screens break easily? Breakability- OLED … Continue reading →