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When something goes wrong on your PC and you just can't figure out why, System Restore may be able to help.

If you're squinting, adjusting your glasses, or even sitting closer to your PC's monitor to see what's on the screen, you will benefit from these 5 tips about how to make things on your screen bigger.

Expressing emotion in an email, a text, or a Facebook post is difficult for both the writer and the reader. This is where emojis and other symbols can help. In this video, you will learn how to add them to your writing, including the simple keyboard shortcut.

Don't like to wear readers when using your computer? Not a problem! Windows 10 can magnify what you see on screen as well as read aloud the text that is too small for you to see. Learn how with the built-in magnifier app.

Learn five quick Windows 10 tips that will have you working more efficiently on your computer!

Learn how to use the built-in Windows 10 Storage Manager to determine how much space is being used on your computer and by what programs.

The Windows 10 operating system is not so much a choice as it is an inevitability. As Microsoft continues to remove support from Windows 8 and earlier versions, you should get on board the Windows 10 upgrade train now! Learn the new features of Windows 10, how it will impact…

Discover how Photoshop’s Generative Expand tool rescued a photo mishap in this short, practical TechZone video. Learn how a simple AI feature transformed a too-narrow senior portrait into a frame-worthy keepsake. Ideal for genealogists and tech-curious users looking to enhance or repair images using modern, accessible tools. Other uses for the tool, as well as other tools are also discussed.

Dive into the intersection of cutting-edge AI technology and traditional genealogy methods. Our panel of experts will discuss practical applications, ethical challenges, and the future of AI in family history research, empowering you to harness its potential responsibly. Panelists include Andrew Redfern, Blaine Bettinger, Diana Elder, Mark Thompson, Steve Little, and Thomas MacEntee.