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It’s back-to-school season, and even if you’re not physically headed back to campus, it’s a good time to assess your technology needs. For instance, how’s the onboard storage looking on your devices? If you’re running low, you need a viable cloud storage solution, and right now is a great time to get one. During our Back-To-School Sale,

Though the fervor around melting graphics cards using the new 16-pin 12VHPWR connectors for PCIe 5.0-compliant graphics cards has died down as of late, no one would blame you for feeling a bit nervous powering up your new $1600 GPU. Corsair

Today PCWorld is launching Smart Answers, a chatbot tool that helps you get more from our content. It’s built using Generative AI and existing content written by our human editors.

The way we interact with content is changing. It wasn’t so long ago you would have sifted through a printed magazine for advice on the latest consumer technology, ye

If you’re on the hunt for a comfortable gaming headset, you’ve come to the right place. Amazon’s currently selling the HyperX Cloud Core Bluetooth Wireless Gaming Headset for $49.99, which

Amazon delivers billions of packages every year, and criminals are taking advantage of it. With phishing emails, text messages, or phone calls, the fraudsters claim that supposedly unauthorized orders are on the way to your house. That creates fear and a feeling of stress in recipients, potentially tricking you into divulging your bank account information or Amazon l

Modern game controllers are pretty robust, at least as long as you go with a first-party option. But they’re also expensive, so when one breaks, it’s a deep reach for seventy bucks (or a lot more

Storing data for the long term is vital. Companies want their data to be stored safely, of course, but it’s also crucial for private individuals to be able to keep personal memories such as photos or videos as well as legal or financial documents for as long as possible.

There are a lot of challenges to storing digital data over the long term, though

So you’ve connected a device to your PC via a USB port — but Windows doesn’t recognize it. What now? Before you assume the product (or your PC port) is broken, there are several USB troubleshooting steps you can take.

First (obviously) disconnect the device and then reconnect it. Check that the plug is inserted correctly and that the cable