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While not every app is available on macOS, it could be inevitable for you to switch from macOS to Windows. Here’s a guide on how to useB oot Camp assistant for the job.

There are instances when you don’t want to turn on keyboard backlighting. So here are a few easy ways to turn your laptop keyboard light off.

Find out where to find superscript and subscript characters and how to type them in Google Docs and other apps.

Using keyboard shortcuts instead of reaching for your mouse or trackpad and hunting through menus is a great way to save time and get work done efficiently.

After unboxing a new storage-based item, it’s a wise move to look into how to format a hard drive for Mac (or SD card, flash drive, etc.) to reduce the likelihood of unexpected corruption, data loss, or other performance issues. Read below to see what to do.

Find out the easiest ways to use accents on keyboard for Macs, whether you’re writing in Spanish, French, or even English.

Read how to sideload apps on your Apple device without getting into trouble.

How do you start Task Manager on a Mac? If you’ve recently switched to Mac from Windows, you’ll no doubt have wondered if there’s a Ctrl+Alt+Del equivalent for Mac. The answer is yes. And no. There’s no exact keyboard shortcut that performs the same task as Ctrl+Alt+Delete does on Windows, but you can achieve the same results on Mac, using different commands.

Find out why Apple Music is not working on your Mac and learn how to fix it quickly. Plus, get some tips on improving your music playing workflow.

It’s likely that you have multiple photo libraries scattered across different devices, which makes managing your files and backups extra difficult. Don’t fear! Below are quick catch-all solutions to reconfigure your mobile device, cloud storage, and computer back into backup harmony.

Instead of figuring out real-life productivity hacks on your own, find out some of the best productivity hacks discovered by the Setapp team and implement them in your day-to-day.

Unlike so much tech speak, the "your connection is not private" warning is not coded language. It’s your browser telling you, in no uncertain terms, that the connection to the website you’re trying to visit is not secure, and poses a cybersecurity threat to you and your computer.