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Here’s the New Way to Reboot Your iPhone 7

Here’s the New Way to Reboot Your iPhone 7

By Jim Tanous • Sep 17, 2016

Changes to the iPhone 7’s home button mean that you can no longer use it to force reboot your device. Here’s the new way to reboot your iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.

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4 Tips for Fixing Mac Printer Problems

4 Tips for Fixing Mac Printer Problems

By Melissa Holt • Jun 27, 2016

Solving problems with your Mac’s printer can be frustrating, but luckily there are a lot of troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve whatever issue you’re having. Today, we’ll offer a few suggestions on where to start!

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Get a Better Look at Your Mac By Viewing Processes Hierarchically in Activity Monitor

Get a Better Look at Your Mac By Viewing Processes Hierarchically in Activity Monitor

By Jim Tanous • May 10, 2016

Activity Monitor is an important app for monitoring the performance of your Mac’s application and hardware resources, but it can also be incredibly confusing when you’re dealing with hundreds or even thousands of processes. Here’s a quick tip on how to change your view type in Activity Monitor to better understand the relationship between certain processes and help you track down performance issues and crashes.

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How to Stress Test a Mac CPU

How to Stress Test a Mac CPU

By Jim Tanous • Jul 1, 2015

If your Mac is experiencing random shutdowns or poor performance, a CPU stress test may help identify the cause. While there are third party utilities that can stress test your Mac, here’s how you can perform basic CPU stress testing with an easy Terminal command.

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How to Force Quit an iOS App on the iPhone and iPad

How to Force Quit an iOS App on the iPhone and iPad

By Jim Tanous • Jan 29, 2015

Most iPhone and iPad users don’t need to worry about app management on their iOS devices, but when something goes wrong and apps freeze or lock up, you need to know how to fix it. Here’s how to force quit an iOS app, along with some other troubleshooting steps for dealing with misbehaving apps.

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7 Mac Startup Options Every OS X User Should Know

7 Mac Startup Options Every OS X User Should Know

By Jim Tanous • Sep 29, 2014

Apple has a reputation for making products that “just work,” but many Mac users may still need to occasionally troubleshoot their desktop or laptop. Thankfully, there are a number startup options that are available on recent Macs to aid in both troubleshooting and system management. Here’s a look at seven essential Mac startup options that every OS X user should know.

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How to Fix Parallels Desktop 9 on OS X Yosemite DP6

How to Fix Parallels Desktop 9 on OS X Yosemite DP6

By Jim Tanous • Aug 20, 2014

OS X Yosemite Developer Preview 6 broke Parallels Desktop 9. While the company works on a fix, here’s a workaround to get you up and running with your virtual machines again.

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How to Fix the Blinking Icon Problem in OS X Mavericks

How to Fix the Blinking Icon Problem in OS X Mavericks

By Jim Tanous • Jun 5, 2014

Are you running the Google Drive app on OS X Mavericks? If so, you may have noticed an odd and frustrating issue that causes your desktop icons to blink or flash randomly every few minutes. This phenomenon has been traced to an issue with Google Drive and App Nap, OS X Mavericks’ power management technology. Here’s how to fix it.

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