How to Turn a Windows PC Into a Wireless Repeater

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How to Add Automatic Lights to Your Closets How to Enable Private Browsing on Any Web Browser How to Set a Different Wallpaper for Your Lock Screen in Android Nougat How to Use Microsoft Office’s Built-In Clipboard How to Set Up a Shared Network Printer in Windows 7, 8, or 10 How to Stop Windows 10 From Telling Your Xbox Friends What Games You’re Playing Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Cyberbeggar Cyberbeggar is a slang term used to refer to an individual who requests monetary donations or help via the Internet. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. The saga of DC's never-ending universe Turns out the company most known for rebooting has never rebooted. [ArsTechnica] One Scientist's Crazy Bet to Save the Bees: Join Monsanto In their struggle for survival against killer mites, bees have an unlikely hero. [Wired] The Multiverse Idea Is Rotting Culture What looks at first glance like an opening up of possibilities is actually an attack on the human imagination. [The Atlantic] How exactly did lightning kill 323 reindeer in Norway? Herds are more vulnerable to lightning strikes [The Verge] How to Add Dropbox (or Other Cloud Services) to the Send To Menu in Windows If you use Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and iCloud Drive to share and back up files, you can add them to the Send To context menu in Windows for quicker file moving. Read This Article → What Is “Host Process for Windows Tasks”, and Why Are So Many Running on My PC? If you spend any time poking around through your Task Manager window, you’ve probably seen a process named “Host Process for Windows Tasks.” In fact, you’ve likely seen multiple instances of this task running at the same time. If you’ve ever wondered what it was and why there are sometimes so many, we've got the answer for you. Read This Article → How to Take a Screenshot on Linux Linux is a powerful and diverse operating system, so naturally the screenshot tools for the platform are just as powerful and diverse. The wide variety of these screeenshot tools range from simple and easy-to-use to powerful command-line tools that offer the ability to script and automate the process. Read This Article → How to Turn a Windows PC Into a Wireless Repeater A repeater sits within range of your Wi-Fi network and “repeats” it, extending your Wi-Fi coverage farther than your router could alone. If your Wi-Fi only covers one half of your house, a repeater placed in the middle of your home can extend your Wi-Fi to the rest of the building. Read This Article → How Do You Emulate Drag and Drop Without Holding the Mouse Button Down? Performing a standard drag and drop motion with a mouse or track pad is not hard to do normally, but if you are recovering from an injury, then some activities or motions may be problematic and painful. With that in mind, today’s SuperUser Q&A post is ready to help a reader in pain. Read This Article → How to Add Automatic Lights to Your Closets Light switches are fine, but for something like a closet or pantry, having the lights automatically turn on and off is really convenient. Here are several ways you can add automatic lights to your closets, pantries, and other areas where you only need a small amount of temporary light. Read This Article → How to Enable Private Browsing on Any Web Browser Private browsing has been around in one form or another since 2005, but it took some time for every browser to get behind it. Now, no matter what browser you use, you can surf the internet without leaving behind a local trail of history, passwords, cookies, and other assorted bits of information. Read This Article → How to Set a Different Wallpaper for Your Lock Screen in Android Nougat There comes a time in every smartphone user's life when they just love two different wallpapers. It's a tough bridge to cross—which one takes precedence? How can you decide? It's rough, man. There's a clear answer here: put one on the lock screen and one on the home screen. Read This Article → How to Use Microsoft Office’s Built-In Clipboard Your computer’s “clipboard” is where content that you cut or copy is temporarily stored. Microsoft Office has its own clipboard, however, that’s more powerful. Read This Article → How to Set Up a Shared Network Printer in Windows 7, 8, or 10 Over the years, Windows has gotten much better about how it handles networked printers. But if you want to share a printer over the network, you may still need to do a little legwork to get it all up and running. Here’s how it all works. Read This Article → How to Stop Windows 10 From Telling Your Xbox Friends What Games You’re Playing Windows 10’s Anniversary Update offers new “game hubs” for PC games in the Xbox app. Your friends on Xbox Live will now be able to see when you’re playing a PC game, and what PC games you recently played. Read This Article → Advertisement Download Windows 10 Bible (FREE eBook!) A $32.99 Value Windows 10 Bible is one of the most thorough references on the market with complete coverage of Windows 10. Whether you're a beginner seeking guidance or a power-user looking for fresh tips and tricks, this book contains everything you could ever hope to know about the Windows operating system. Click here to download