DesktopsApril 29, 20185 quick fixes for computer problemsComputers live by Murphy’s Law: “Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.” Which is why, at some point, your computer will freeze, or flicker, or even shut down. Most of us are comfortable using computers as long as everything is going smoothly.
RobotsMarch 31, 2018Cancer-fighting robots, hacked tax returns, dumping old PCs and more: Tech Q&AIs there anything that I can do to stop the annoying robocalls promising me free cruises, vacations, and scams?
Home EntMarch 21, 201810 ways to fix a slow computerWaiting for a slow, creaking, computer to churn through a simple task is one of life's biggest annoyances. When a swift boot to its side fails, follow these top 10 tips to fixing a slow PC.
CESJanuary 15, 2018Intel befriends AMD, monitors get massive, and more – The big PC trends from CESThe trends we saw from the show floor at CES 2018 have us both curious and excited about the future of computing. Some will undoubtedly end up in dead ends -- and others will probably become the new status quo in just a few years.
Video GamesJune 14, 2017Original Xbox games might come to PCs eventually, Xbox chief saysImagine having Halo or Splinter Cell available to play again on your PC or Xbox One. Xbox chief Phil Spencer wants to make it happen.
DesktopsJune 7, 2017Battle of the Supertank Printers: Canon MegaTank vs. Epson EcoTankConsumer Reports has no relationship with any advertisers on this website.
DesktopsJune 1, 2017PCs can be hacked via video subtitle files, researchers sayA newly uncovered hacking technique uses malicious subtitle files to take control of a user's system, preying on popular media player software including VLC, Kodi, and Popcorn Time.
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DesktopsMay 23, 2017How to Restore Backed-Up Data After a Ransomware AttackConsumer Reports has no relationship with any advertisers on this website.
DesktopsMay 23, 2017How to Protect Yourself as Ransomware Attack Spreads Around the GlobeConsumer Reports has no relationship with any advertisers on this website.
