Why won’t my gas struts compress? If your gas strut will not compress you need to let more gas out of it. The pressure is too high for the strut to compress under the weight of the door. If all … Continue reading →

Worn Joints Office chairs tend to wear out the more you sit on them. Keep in mind that prolonged sitting causes stress on the chair’s joints, which may start to lose strength over time. If one of the chair’s joints … Continue reading →

Yamaha recommends placing the HS8 at least five feet from the nearest wall for truest response when bypassing its filters, but that wasn’t possible in my small control room. How far apart should I place studio monitors? For the majority … Continue reading →

Generally, CD players generate almost no heat (no vents; no fins on the back; no fan). Therefore it is OK to place something, including a receiver, right on top of a CD player. As long as the receiver is on … Continue reading →

You can connect monitors via USB. Connecting a monitor via USB is one of the easiest ways to add a display monitor to your computer setup. Another way to use a USB-connected monitor is by making it function as an … Continue reading →

1 Screen Mirror from Windows to Roku (Miracast) Open the Action Center. Click on Project. Next, Select Connect to a wireless display. A scan for wireless display devices will start. Once connected, your Windows 10 device should now be mirrored … Continue reading →

To find out if your LCD TV is mountable, check the owner’s manual to see if the television set is “VESA Compatible.” VESA, or Video Electronics Standards Association, identifies the television set is capable of fitting standard mounts. If you … Continue reading →

Passive monitoring systems are modular in nature, requiring you to match your speakers with an appropriate amplifier and crossover. Active monitors have all that built in, which presents a few benefits. Are active or passive monitors better? By just changing … Continue reading →

Social media no worse than TV for mental health of teenagers, says study. Social media is no more harmful to teenagers’ mental health than television was for young people in the 1990s, researchers have concluded. Are video games worse than … Continue reading →

OLED technology not only offers a better viewing experience but is also 70 percent less harmful as compared to the LCD screen, making it extra gentle on your eyes to reduce the risk of retinal damage. Is OLED screen good … Continue reading →

Our results showed that computer use, especially at a very young age, is moderately associated with myopia development in childhood. Reading time had a stronger association with myopia, possibly because of a shorter near work distance. The effect of combined … Continue reading →

Right click on your desktop and select Personalization > Display > Change display settings. In the box under Change the appearance of your displays, click on the monitor you want ontop and drag it to the top of the monitor … Continue reading →

After a Dell U2412 LCD had been placed on its face to connect cables, the screen became locked. After some research this apparently happens when the MENU button is held in for 15 seconds. So monitors like the Dell E228WFP, … Continue reading →

It is commonly thought that you need to have a stud finder in order to find a stud in your drywall. But not all homeowners own a stud finder, and probably don’t need one often enough to justify the purchase. … Continue reading →

Yes, you can use drywall anchors in a ceiling. Common types include toggle bolts, expansion, and self-drilling anchors. They are made of plastic or steel and come in varying sizes to hold different amounts of weight. How much weight can … Continue reading →