Hacks which you can Try Right Now !!!

Hacks which you can Try Right Now !!!

In the age of tablets and smartphones, your computer is likely collecting dust. Dropped your laptop more than twenty times? Doesn't matter, you're always on your phone anyway. These bulky machines aren't obsolete just yet. They're still more efficient than our new gadgets in many ways. It's too bad we're not in love with them like we were in 1999 because computers still have some tricks up their sleeve.

Honestly, our computers and laptops are still really awesome and to explain why, here are 10 Tech Hacks You Need to Know for Your Computer.

01. Your Computer Case Actually Prevents Overheating

It's common knowledge that keeping a case on your laptop is great for protection but a hazard when it comes to overheating.

WRONG.

While cases protect your laptop from dents and scratches, it also helps it from getting too hot while in use. According to writer Jacob Clifton, "The case around your computer's guts is there to protect it from dirt and fuzz, which is one of the most common causes of overheating. Dust, pet hair, and all the rest of the daily grime are the biggest cause of PC temperature issues, because they interfere with the fans meant to cool your equipment down. If you've ever cracked a case open and looked at the fans inside, you won't have forgotten that grungy sight. Case closed, please."

Well ladies and gentlemen, there you go.

02. You don't need Mouse For Everything

If you have issues with your pesky mouse, we've found a solution. Throw that pain-in-the-ass away and stick to your trusty keyboard.

Here's a list that shows how to use a PC without ever having to use a mouse. Imagine blowing through hundreds of emails without a single click, and leisurely browsing the Internet without getting tangled up in a mouse wire (for those of you still stuck in the 90s).

03. Access Your Computer From Anywhere

Setting up remote access to your local network is one of the coolest things you can do with your router, as it allows you to remotely view your screen, access files, control services like BitTorrent remotely, and so on. Basically, anything you can do at home can be made possible by just opening a few ports on your router. It can seem a little daunting if you've never done it before, but once you understand what everything means and where to find the information you need, you should have no trouble getting things to work. We're going to go over basic setup and then talk briefly about a few bonus options as well, including:

   =>  Forwarding ports, so you can allow certain applications to access your computer

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• =>  Forwarding a group or all of your ports for opening multiple ports at once
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• =>   Setting up DHCP reservations so you computer's IP address never changes
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• => Assigning friendly domain names with dynamic DNS, so you don't have to remember an IP address that keeps changing

04. Your Computer can talk

It's true. Your computer can talk. But don't get too excited all of you Theodore Twomblys out there, computers don't have feelings—yet. 

If you're an Apple owner, try these simple steps to get your computer to talk.

1. Go to Finder and open up your Applications

2. Click Utilities and then open Terminal

3. A new window should open up. Then type "say" and add any words or sentences you want and press enter.

Voilà! Your computer can talk.

Suck it, Siri.

05. A Clean Desktop Means a Faster Computer

Does your desktop look like a complete and overwhelming mess?

If Yes then Unfortunately, the Desktop clutter can seriously slow down your computer. 

 But as we know when there is a will there is a way the solutions for this problem will be posted soon.

So keep visiting and keep learning guys.

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