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How to find your Wi-Fi password in Windows 10 using Command Prompt
If you are not sure what your Wi-Fi/wireless password is for the network you are currently connected to, that can be found directly using Command Prompt on your Windows 10 PC. NOTE: This would not allow you to get password information for networks which you do not already have the password. 1. Open the Start Menu and type…
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Liquid Cooling – Process and Terms
Understanding key components of your liquid cooling system. Liquid cooling, also referred to as water cooling Technically liquid cooling is a more accurate description because there are various liquid coolants that can be used in different setups, but this category is also referred to as water cooling because water is, or…
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Office 2019 Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the most commonly received Office 2019 questions we receive at our Micro Center stores: Q: Is a Microsoft Account needed to install Office? A: Yes. This is like a Google Account or an Apple ID. If you do not already have a Microsoft Account created, then you will need to create one before installing…
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How to delete rules in Outlook
This article describes how to delete a rule in Outlook. A rule in Outlook is something you can create to automatically sort emails into folders. Here is how to remove a rule that you may have created. 1. Click the Start Icon and select Outlook. 2. Click on the Home tab. 3. Click on Rules and Select Manage Rules & Alerts.…
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How to Check What Version of Office You Have on Mac OS
This article will explain how to check which version of Microsoft Office you have installed on your Mac OS computer. 1. Open any Microsoft Office program that you have on your system and open a new document. Word, Excel and PowerPoint are the most-commonly installed software. 2. On the top left corner of the Office…
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How to Set up Sync on Chrome
This article will show you how to set up sync on Chrome, which allows you to sync bookmarks, extensions, personal info, and more across multiple devices using Google Chrome. 1. Open a new Chrome Window. Open the menu (the three dots) at the top right and click on Settings. 2. Click on Turn on sync. 3. Before confirming,…
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Input Lag Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we get about input lag from monitors and TVs here at Micro Center: Q: What is input lag? Input lag is the delay between an action you take (moving your mouse, clicking a key on the keyboard) and the system registering and displaying that action. Input lag is…
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Cable Management Tips and Tricks
Here are a few different tips and tricks you can do to better manage cables when building a computer. 1. Understanding your power supply Power supplies can come in different forms: Modular, semi-modular and non-modular. The difference between each of them is the ability to add or remove cables to the power supply.…
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How to Setup NVIDIA Surround
Here is how to setup the NVIDIA Surround feature to have a continual display across multiple monitors with a NVIDIA graphics card. 1. Open the NVIDIA Control Panel by right clicking any empty space on the desktop. 2. On the navigation tree on the left, under 3D Settings, select the Configure Surround, PhysX. 3. On the…
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How to change which apps can run in the background on Windows 10
This article will walk through the steps to take to change which apps are able to automatically run in the background as you use your Windows 10 computer. 1. Right click on the Start button, typically found at the lower left corner of the screen, then click on Settings. 2. From the Windows Settings screen that appears,…
