Teach your laptop to treat a secondary monitor as the primary display

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I’m not much of a gamer, but I still play about 15 minutes of Diablo III on my notebook every day. (I figure I should finish the game just in time for Diablo IV to come out.) One annoying thing about the game—an irritation that also affects desktop programs and Windows 8 apps—is that if you’ve connected your notebook to a second monitor, newly opened programs still default to your primary display. Check the article from PCWorld.com

How to set up a child’s first PC

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We live in a digital society, and our children need to become part of it. These days, it’s almost impossible to do homework without a word processor and an Internet connection. Get some advices from this article on PCWorld.com

Why Does My Android Phone or Tablet Not Turn On?

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Your Android phone or tablet has very few buttons. The only way you can turn it on is by pressing the power button — and that isn’t working. Don’t panic! Android devices may sometimes refuse to power on or wake from sleep when you press the power button, but your phone or tablet probably isn’t broken. There are some easy ways to make your device boot again. Check on how to solve from this article on MakeUseOf.com

4 Best Tools For Creating Screenshots Compared

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CTRL + SHIFT + 4. Those are the only 3 keys you’ll ever need to press when you want to take a screenshot – and I’m not talking about a primitive screenshot either. You can select which region of the screen to capture or you can capture entire windows with a single keystroke. Taking screenshots doesn’t have to be a hassle if you use one of these tools. Check it out from this article on MakeUSeOf.com

GoDaddy teams with Microsoft to offer Office 365 to small businesses

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Microsoft and GoDaddy have partnered to offer Office 365 as the exclusive business-class email and productivity tools service for GoDaddy’s small business customers.  Check it out from PCWorl.com

How to rescue your PC from ransomware

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With the nasty CryptoLocker malware making the rounds—encrypting its victims’ files, and then refusing to provide the unlock key unless a payment of $300 is made via Bitcoin or a prepaid cash voucher—ransomware is back in the spotlight. Check on this article from PCWorld.com

Create a website the easy way

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As President Obama discovered last fall, building a good website can be a daunting task. But if you don’t require a lot of complex forms that share data with hundreds of insurance companies, it’s actually pretty simple. Here’s an easy way from PCWorld.com