A 1080p monitor will happily give you enough room to have 2x code windows side by side at 80 characters with a typical sidebar. You can also view 51 lines of code on 1 screen with a 10pt size font … Continue reading →

Disable Scroll Lock If you take a look at your keyboard, you’ll find that the light for the scroll lock button is turned on. It indicates the lock is enabled, and you need to turn it off to activate the … Continue reading →

Alt + Print Screen — Create screenshot for the current program. Ctrl + Alt + Del — Reboot/Windows task manager. Ctrl + Esc — Bring up the start menu. Alt + Esc — Switch between applications on the taskbar. What … Continue reading →

Roll back the camera driver If your camera stopped working after an update, try these steps: In Device Manager, right-click (or press and hold) on your camera, and then select Properties. Select the Driver tab, select Roll Back Driver, and … Continue reading →

On Windows 10, access the Start button, then click on Preferences. Choose Display Settings to pull up your visual perspectives and dual monitor settings. Choose the screen you want to adjust and select the Change size of text option to … Continue reading →

Just grab the top and bottom of the screen and tilt to the desired angle. How do I tilt my monitor? You can usually tilt your monitor by gently grabbing both the top and bottom and then pulling the bottom … Continue reading →

Acer Computer Monitor Not Turning On Make sure the outlet you are using is not powered by a switch. After plugging the monitor into another power source, check to see if there are any power lights that show. Reset the … Continue reading →

At its core, DisplayPort is a digital interface designed to deliver video and audio over a singular cable. Much like HDMI, it can connect a monitor to a data source, like a graphics card, and deliver the video and sound … Continue reading →

That was smooth, but wait until you hear that a 90Hz panel refreshes the content at 90 frames per second. A 120Hz panel, on the other hand, refreshes its content 120 times per second, making it look much smoother. The … Continue reading →

Although the ASUS VP249QGR is not certified as G-SYNC compatible by NVIDIA, VRR works without any issues when used with compatible NVIDIA GPUs (GTX 10-series or newer). Alternatively, you can use the ELMB (Extreme Low Motion Blur) technology. How do … Continue reading →

Radeon Image Sharpening is one of those few technical features that does exactly what it sounds like: it sharpens the images in your games. Say you’re gaming on a high-resolution display, like a 4K TV, but you don’t have a … Continue reading →

Finding Out Whether Your Computer Has A Microphone Click on the section called Hardware and Sound. Click on Sound and then switch to the Recording tab. You should see a microphone called Microphone Array or something similar to that. When … Continue reading →

LCD TVs with local dimming, Mini-LED or QLED TVs are usually less expensive than OLED televisions, and still perform well while supporting 4K resolution with HDR. Though an OLED television will give you the best picture quality, it’s expensive and … Continue reading →

To enable auto rotate, you’ll need to download the latest Google app update from the Play store. Once its installed, long-press on the home screen and tap on Settings. At the bottom of the list, you should find a toggle … Continue reading →

First off, find your Settings app and open it. Next, tap Display under the Device heading, then remove the checkmark next to Auto-rotate screen to disable the screen rotation setting. To turn the setting back on, go back and check … Continue reading →