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How to Connect Xbox Controllers to Your Mac
Some games on the Mac are more fun with a controller than with a mouse and keyboard. The good news?…
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How to Chromecast From Mac to Your TV
If you’re using a Mac, you don’t need an Apple TV to share your media content to a bigger screen.…
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How to Install and Run Linux on Mac
Your Mac can run Linux in two different ways. One method involves installing Linux via virtualization software, while the second…
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How to Turn Off or Delete Siri Suggestions (iPhone and Mac)
While Siri suggestions can be handy for adding events, further reading, or upcoming actions, the feature isn’t for everyone. We’ll…
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How to Take Pictures on Mac
The built-in camera on your Mac isn’t for video calls only; it takes pictures and records videos. If the built-in…
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How to Backup Mac to iCloud
iCloud is Apple's native cloud storage solution for the Mac. It backs up your documents, photos, and other data, and…
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How to Force Quit Excel on Mac
Excel is a powerful tool for analyzing data, but the size of your data set can impact your system performance.…
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How to Reduce PDF File Size on Mac
High-resolution images and complex graphics can lead to large PDFs that are difficult to share, especially over email. Fortunately, you…
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How to Reset OneDrive on Mac
Are you having trouble accessing or syncing OneDrive files on your Mac? Reset OneDrive on Mac to factory settings to…
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How to Fix “An Error Occurred While Preparing the Installation” on Mac
Installing a new operating system can be daunting, especially when unexpected errors occur. One such error that people often encounter…
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How to Save Images on Mac
Learning how to save images on your Mac is a fundamental skill that every user should master. Whether you need…
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How to Forget Wi-Fi Networks on Mac
By default, macOS saves all Wi-Fi networks it connects to and automatically joins them whenever you're nearby. Luckily, it's easy…