VA panel monitors, in particular, have very slow pixel transitions from dark to gray or bright shades (rise time), which results in a lot of visible ghosting (i.e. trailing) artifacts behind fast-moving objects when a lot of dark pixels are … Continue reading →

Type in “Flip It” on the search text field on the upper lefthand corner of the Web Store page and press the “Enter” button on your keyboard to begin searching. A list of search results will be displayed on the … Continue reading →

A horizontal splitting is used to bring out a division between upper and lower sectors. A vertical splitting suggests a separation of sectors that lie side by side. What does it mean to cut something horizontally? When you split some … Continue reading →

Use Keyboard Shortcuts to Flip Your Desktop Back To set it back to normal, press Ctrl + Alt + Up arrow. You can also change the display on the horizontal plane too with Ctrl + Alt + Left arrow or … Continue reading →

If your touchpad isn’t working, it may be a result of a missing or out-of-date driver. Updating or reinstalling your touchpad drivers in Device Manager may help solve the problem. To open Device Manager, enter device manager in Search on … Continue reading →

cursor control keys. The arrows are known as cursor control keys (the cursor is the flashing bar on the computer screen that shows your current position). Many keyboards also have a separate pad for these keys (look for a set … Continue reading →

The answer is yes. Because the Chromebook doesn’t have the water resistance. Also, the powerwash can brick any device from a phone to a laptop. And it is likely that powerwashing a Chromebook is dangerous for technical reasons. Should I … Continue reading →

esc+refresh+power gets you to the recovery screen. you then have to hit ctrl+d to boot via disk. What happens when you press Esc refresh and power? Press ‘esc + refresh key + power button’ all at once. The power button … Continue reading →

Here it goes: activate your “num lock” key. experiment with simultaneously pressing “ALT” +”64″ on “keypad” then release. How do I get the symbol on my Acer keyboard? If you mean this ~ symbol, pretty much you just need to … Continue reading →

Usually, the power light is yellow when the monitor is unplugged/not working, and blue when it’s working correctly. However, the monitor came unplugged a few days ago while the computer was off. I plugged it in again, and the screen … Continue reading →

How to Test My Webcam (Online) Open your web browser. Type webcammictest.com into your browser’s address bar. Click the Check My Webcam button on the website’s landing page. When the pop-up permission box appears, click Allow. How can I test … Continue reading →

Seting up your webcam is pretty simple: Mount the webcam on top of your curved monitor. Plug the USB cable of the webcam into one of the USB ports on your computer. The computer operating system will install the required … Continue reading →

The distance between our eyes and our smartphone screens really does matter! Short distances can increase demand on the vision coordination can cause stress to our eyes. According to experts, a healthy distance to keep our smartphones away is 41 … Continue reading →

For gaming, 60 Hz is recommended as the bare minimum. If you want the real-world explanation, higher refresh rates benefit gamers by making sure what you are seeing on screen matches what is happening on the computer. Is 144Hz good … Continue reading →

WIDE VIEWING CONE DISPLAYS Ensuring visibility from every viewing angle is covered. For applications requiring a larger user experience, wide viewing cone technologies can open viewing angles to as much as 89 degrees from center without color or contrast shifts. … Continue reading →