1 How to lock/freeze the top row in Excel2 How to lock/freeze multiple rows in Excel3 How to lock/freeze the first column in Excel4 How to lock/freeze multiple columns in Excel5 How to lock/freeze rows and columns together in Excel6 How to unlock/unfreeze rows and columns in Excel7 Extra: How to Wrap Text in Excel (Automatically and Manually) How to freeze a row in Excel – or a Column One remedy when your spreadsheets get unmanageable is to freeze rows and columns....

1 How to Use AutoFormat to Insert a Line in Word2 How to Use the Horizontal Line Tool to Draw a Line in Word3 How to Insert a Horizontal or Vertical Line in Word4 How to Draw a Line in Word with the Shapes Tool5 How to Make a Vertical Line in Word and Separate Text into Columns6 Insert a Vertical Line in Word Using a Bar Tab7 How to Insert a Horizontal Line in Word Online8 Extra: How to Draw in Word9 Extra: How to Add a Page Border in Microsoft Word...

1 How to Create Playlist on YouTube Web2 How to Make a YouTube Playlist on Android, iPhone, and iPad The nice thing about playlists is that they don’t need to be specific to you. You can share them with friends and family for them to view, edit, and contribute to. The only real restriction is that they can’t include “Made for Kids” videos due to US regulations. Unfortunately, though, the playlist creation process isn’t as intuitive as it could be....

If you are experiencing slow internet or webpages are not loading as fast, or as smoothly as you want, it may have something to do with your WiFi connection. It is, therefore, essential to measure WiFi signal strength which could be hampered by distance or the thickness of the walls in your residence. What is a WiFi Signal? WiFi networks employ radio waves that determine communication between various devices. These include smartphones, computers, tablets, as well as network routers....

1 How to Turn Developer Mode On or Off in Settings2 How to Turn Developer Mode On or Off via the Registry Editor3 How to Enable or Disable Developer Mode in Local Group Policy Editor4 How to Enable or Disable Developer Mode via Registry Editor5 How to Sync Google Drive with Windows 116 How to Turn Windows 11 Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling On or Off What does developer mode do? Windows 11 developer mode lets you install apps from any source, including loose files....

Specifically, the Elite x3 is going to get a new Lap Dock. As the name hints, the peripheral would give the smartphone some full-PC credentials. If you are unfamiliar with the Lap Dock idea, it is essentially a laptop shell with a working screen. It uses Microsoft’s Continuum technology and the HP Elite x3 smartphone to connect. The handset then becomes a fully working laptop, complete with keyboard. There are no hardware innards (CPU, GPU, RAM, etc....

It is also arguably the most important flagship in Huawei’s history as it could define how the company moves forward without Google. Last year, the U.S. government banned US-based companies from dealing with Huawei. The trade ban meant Google pulled support for Android from the company. This means the P40 series drops without Google Maps, Gmail, and more importantly there are no apps form the Google Play Store. Still, Huawei has not abandoned Android entirely....

Players will receive short surveys on the game, gain access to private forums, and get exclusive updates on the game’s progress. However, it’s worth noting that though they get early access, the technical builds players have access to will be focused on getting feedback on specific elements. “Each build will have a specific set of content/functionality meant to provide a slice of the overall experience. These builds will be time-gated and limited to a specific number of Insiders....

Intel was developing new technology faster than ever, but its older hardware was becoming jumbled and disorganized, meaning it was laborious for engineers to test it. For example, the Sandy Bridge CPUs launched in 2011 and discontinued in 2013 were incredibly rare. Intel found it did not have any and had to do what we all do… head online to try to buy some. “We had to actually go on eBay and start looking for these platforms,” says Mohsen Fazlian, general manager of Intel’s product assurance and security unit, speaking to the Wall Street Journal....

It’s been less than a month since Meltdown and Spectre was revealed. However, Intel and other tech giants like Google, Apple, and Microsoft, knew about the flaw for months. The company’s decided to keep it embargoed to search for a fix. That decision has been widely criticized and the US Congress has asked the companies to explain themselves. Meltdown and Spectre are kernel-level vulnerabilities that make most Intel-powered machines open to attack, while also affecting some running AMD and ARM chips....

As part of the re-evaluation, the Pentagon wants to tweak the terms of the contract and let companies make limited revisions to their proposals. This could, for example, let Microsoft fix the aforementioned pricing snafu, or give AWS the opportunity to present a stronger bid. Indeed, the Pentagon’s re-evaluation specifically mentions a re-evaluation of cloud storage solution pricing. “We believe the Department of Defense made the correct decision when they awarded the contract....

With Events, users can set up conferences in physical locations. Currently the feature is only available in trial for events in New York City and San Francisco. By leveraging Events, LinkedIn users can announce events they are hosting, invite people, and plan the day. Microsoft’s network says the tool will be made available from October 2017 in English-speaking countries. Other language locations will be added at a later date. If you have used Facebook events you will be familiar with how the feature works on LinkedIn: “With LinkedIn Events, you’ll be able to seamlessly create and join professional events, invite your connections, manage your event, have conversations with other attendees, and stay in touch online after the event ends....

1 Features2 Upcoming Features Now, LinkedIn is rolling out its new Groups environment, and the feature is moving away from its roots. You may remember the original LinkedIn Groups was something like Yahoo Answers. It allowed users to ask questions and have them answered… simple enough. Sure, we all love (or loved) a bit of Yahoo Answers, but LinkedIn wants something more fitting with modern social networks. With that in mind, the new Groups experience seeks to make conversations more network based....

“We’re helping millions of people stay connected while also jointly combating fraud and misinformation about the virus, elevating authoritative content on our platforms, and sharing critical updates in coordination with government healthcare agencies around the world,” the statement reads. “We invite other companies to join us as we work to keep our communities healthy and safe.” Many of those companies have already begun to take action. Bing presents various different opinions on COVID-19 when searching it for it, as well as a timeline and links to official information at the top of the page....

Rudd was previously outspoken in her views about encryption, calling for a ban in apps like WhatsApp. The statement followed terrorist attacks in London last week when Khalid Masood used the messaging service shortly before the attack. However, the debate was noticeably missing from yesterday’s discussion. Instead, the tech firm’s joint message promised to make sure “terrorists do not have a voice online”. Responding to questions, Rudd said the topic would come in later discussions....

Gamers well know the pitch battle between some console and PC players. The latter are not tied to the Xbox ecosystem and are using Windows 10 as their PC gaming platform. For those gamers, using the Xbox app and Xbox Live is not something they want. At E3 this week, Microsoft gaming head Phil Spencer took part in a Q&A, revealing the company will do more to appeal to work with PC gamers: “I’d say our early work in… Xbox Live stuff for Windows was well intentioned, but anybody that’s a PC gamer (I play a lot of PC games myself) saw this kind of imposter console work coming over,” says Spencer....

The attack method centers around a flaw in Windows’ Remote Desktop Protocol and is especially significant because it’s wormable. Simply, an attacker can create a malware that can spread from PC to PC in a widespread, WannaCry-like outbreak. Users can fully mitigate the threat by installing the latest update. According to Microsoft, plenty of users are at risk of BlueKeep based attacks: “Via open source telemetry, we see more than 400,000 endpoints lacking any form of network-level authentication, which puts each of these systems potentially at risk from a worm-based weaponization of the BlueKeep vulnerability,” its DART team said....

While Chrome has struggled to make an impact in enterprise, it has been widely adopted in education. The cloud-based OS is light, allowing machines (Chromebooks) to be affordable. Microsoft developers Windows 10 S to bring the same lightened OS experience, albeit with the capability of a full desktop experience. The company wants OEMs to back the platform with laptops that will compete with Chromebooks. These supported devices will be made by OEMs like HP and Acer and will be starting at $189....

1 Features2 Availability This new application makes it simple for family members to stay up to speed with their digital usage. It works on Windows 10, Xbox, iOS and Android, and users can see which applications are used the most and how long they’re used for. Importantly, account owners can set screen-time limits on these apps. So, if Junior is spending too much time on Fortnite, you can shut him down for the night....

Some of you may remember the previous Microsoft Academic Search services. The company was developing the project but decided to abandon it in 2012. With that in mind, the official name of the new service is Microsoft Academic 2.0. By using Bing, the service can deliver academic-based search results that are workable within a modern web browser. By conducting searches, users can see information from schools, journals, studies, conferences, lectures, and authors....