The first way to reset a Mac’s network settings is to delete your Wi-Fi connection and then add it again.

• Click the Wi-Fi icon in menu bar.

• Choose Wi-Fi Settings.

You can also get to this area from Apple icon > System Settings > Network > Wi-Fi.

1. Select Details beside the network to forget.

2. 

3. Choose Forget This Network at the bottom left.

4. Click Remove to confirm the deletion. Make sure that you have your Wi-fi login information. You will need to re-enter it after the next step.

5. Finally, re-add your Wi-fi connection from the Wi-Fi menu.

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1. Create a New Email
2. Select Options from the Ribbon
3. Click Encrypt (or Permissions)
4. Choose Encrypt-Only or another option from the dropdown menu

Outlook on the Web (OWA)

1. Create a new message
2. Select Options from the Ribbon
3. Select Encrypt, and then Encrypt or another option from the dropdown menu

Outlook client for Mac

1. Create a new email
2. Select the Encryption option from the message toolbar

3. If you don’t see the option of Encryption, select the three dots to add items to your toolbar

4. Drag the Encryption button to your toolbar and then hit Done.

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To determine if your computer is effectively utilizing all CPU cores, you can use several methods depending on your operating system:

Windows:

1> Task Manager:

• Right-click on the taskbar and select “Task Manager” or press Ctrl * Shift * Esc
• * Go to the “Performance” tab
• * Under “CPU,” you should see a graph showing usage for each core. If all cores are active, you’ll see activity across multiple graphs (one per core)
• 2> Resource Monitor:
• * Open “Resource Monitor” by searching for it in the Start menu
• * Navigate to the “CPU” tab
• * Look at the “CPU Usage” section to see how much of each core is being utilized.
• macOS:
• 1> Activity Monitor:
• * Open “Activity Monitor” (usually found in Applications > Utilities)
• * Click on the “CPU” tab
• * You’ll see a graph displaying CPU usage. Each core is represented separately. If all cores are in use, you’ll see activity across multiple cores.
• Linux (using command-line tools):
• 1> htop:
• * Install htop if it’s not already installed (sudo apt install htop on Debian-based systems).
• * Launch htop from the terminal.
• * You’ll see a detailed view of CPU usage, including individual core usage.
• 2> top:
• * Run top in the terminal.
• * Press 1 (the number one) to display individual CPU core usage.
• Checking in all cases:
• * Activity Indicators: Most monitoring tools will show real-time activity for each core. If you see spikes or sustained usage across multiple cores, it indicates that your system is utilizing all available CPU cores.
• * CPU Load: A high overall CPU load (close to 100% across all cores) during intensive tasks like rendering, compiling, or running multiple applications simultaneously suggests that all cores are actively used.

By using these methods, you can effectively determine if your computer is utilizing all CPU cores and monitor how they are being utilized. This information is particularly useful for ensuring that your system is performing optimally under heavy computational loads.

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Add an Email Account to Outlook (New Outlook)

1. Select View settings from the View tab
2. Select Email accounts under Accounts
3. Select Add Account and then type in your email address and click Connect.

4. If requested, enter your account password and click Done.

Add an Email Account to Classic Outlook

1. Go to File > Add Account

2. Click Connect after entering your email address.

3. If asked, reenter your password and choose OK > Finish to access your Outlook email account.

Link Email Account in Windows

Microsoft enables you to link your iCloud, Google, Yahoo,Outlook, and Office 365 accounts in Windows.

1. Navigate to Settings > Accounts > Email & accounts. Then, choose Add account.

2. Microsoft enables you to connect your Office 365, Google, Yahoo, and iCloud accounts. Select the service you wish to add, then enter your username and password to sign into the account.

3. Windows will display the data that the Mail, Contacts, and Calendar Windows programs require access to. To allow the required permissions, click the Agree button.

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To create custom resolutions for your display

1. From the NVIDIA Control Panel navigation tree pane, under Display, click Change resolution

2. Click the image that represents the display you want to affect

3. Click Customize, then from the Customize dialog box, click Create Custom Resolution

4. (Quadro and NVS products only) In the Select displays section of the Create Custom Resolution dialog box, select any additional connected displays to which you want to apply the change

5. Complete the information in the Custom Resolutions dialog box. For more information on custom resolutions, see Create Custom resolution dialog box

6. Click Test, then if the test passes and you want to save the new mode, click Save.

Note: You can also create a custom resolution for your HDTV by using the Desktop Resize control.

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Discord taps into Google’s own GIF search engine, Tenor, to offer up an endless collection of GIFs. These can be easily accessed and shared to any text conversation or Channel.

1. Open up a Direct Message thread or Text Channel. You’ll find all your Direct Message threads on the left side of the app’s home screen. Text Channels are visible on the left sidebar within a Server, preceded by the “#” symbol.

2. Click the GIF button in the message box at the bottom. In the Discord mobile (iOS, Android) app, you can tap the emoji icon and switch to the GIF tab.

3. Select one of the many pre-made categories from the resulting pop-up or simply enter what you’re looking for into the built-in search bar.

4. Click on any of the listed GIFs to instantly share them to the thread. You can also click the star icon in the top-right corner to add individual GIFs to your Favorites, displayed at the top of the GIF box.

You could, of course, share GIFs from anywhere else on the web as well. If you ever feel the need to do so, simply right-click the image, copy the image address, paste it into the message box, and hit enter.

If you have GIFs downloaded to your computer, you can upload these to a thread by double-clicking the plus (+) button inside the message box or clicking the button once and selecting Upload a File.

You don’t have to make do with the GIFs baked into Discord. A custom GIF is likely to get more traction within conversations. Imagine sharing a looping clip of your very own gameplay, for example, or a screen recording guiding your friends through the solution to a problem they’re facing.

Now, there are more than a few ways you can record your screen and export the clip as a GIF. If you’re looking to go from recording to sharing in the fewest steps.

Here’s how to record your screen to a GIF with Jumpshare.

1. Download the Jumpshare desktop app, install it, and sign up for an account if you don’t already have one.

2. Launch Jumpshare and click the GIF button along the top of the interface or hit the Record GIF shortcut (Alt + Shift + 3 on Windows and Command + Shift + 8 on Mac by default) at any time with Jumpshare running in the background.

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The good news is that it’s fairly easy to check your monitor’s refresh rate. Sometimes you’ll find there are hardware settings on your monitor that you’ll need to access via the menus but for the most part, you can find out what your refresh rate is directly from Windows.

First, you need to open your Windows display settings:

• Right-click on your desktop and click Display settings
• Scroll down until you see Advanced display settings
• Then scroll down to Refresh rate

This will display the refresh rate your monitor and computer are currently set to. It usually defaults to 60Hz, even if your monitor technically has a higher refresh rate.

If you see a drop-down here click it and see if there are any other options for refresh rate. If your monitor is capable of more then you should be able to select a higher rate from here too. For example, you might be able to choose from 120Hz or 240Hz options.

It’s worth noting that some monitors require certain cables to run at their maximum refresh rate. Depending on your monitor specs you may need either a DisplayPort cable or HDMI cable for the best results. Higher-spec cables like HDM 2.1 (for example) can support higher refresh rates in some instances. But it depends on your PC and the monitor specs.

If you find you can’t access the display settings by the method above don’t worry as there are other options.

You can also access refresh rate settings via Nvidia’s control panel:

• Right-click on your desktop and click the Nvidia Control panel
• Under Display find the option for Change resolution
• From there click the Refresh rate drop-down and select the highest possible setting

Note in Windows 11 you may have to click Show more options to see the Nvidia control panel in the menu in the first step.

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STEP 1 Change Primary Display in Windows

1. Right-click on the desktop background
2. Select “Display Settings” from the menu
3. Choose the screen you want to use for gaming
4. Set it as the primary display by selecting “Make this my main display”
5. The chosen monitor will now be set as the primary display.

STEP 2 Adjust NVIDIA Control Panel Settings

1. Open the NVIDIA Control Panel
2. In the left pane, under “Display,” select “Set up multiple displays”
3. Right-click on the display number you wish to make primary
4. Choose “Make primary.”
5. Click “Apply,” then confirm with “Yes”.

STEP 3 Enable Borderless Windowed Mode in Game

1. Open the graphics options in your game
2. Locate the display mode settings
3. Enable the “Borderless Windowed” mode.
   • Note: Some hardware configurations may experience FPS issues in this mode.
4. Check and adjust the Aspect Ratio settings if necessary.
   • Note: This is important to avoid having a game window that is too big or too small.
5. Click on the other monitor to keep the game playing in full-screen.
6. Use Alt+Tab to switch between screens as needed.

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Rules are applied to incoming messages and can be created from any folder.

1. To quickly create a rule that moves all email from a specific sender or a set of senders to a folder, right-click a message in your message list that you want to create a rule for, hover over Rules and then select Create rule.
2. Choose the folder where you want all messages from that sender or set of senders to be moved, and then select OK.
3. After selecting OK, the rule will be applied to all incoming messages.

If you’d like to do more than just move the message from a specific sender or set of senders to a folder, select More options. The rules settings menu will open.

• Every rule needs at least three things: a name, a condition, and an action. Rules can also contain exceptions to conditions. You can add multiple conditions, actions, and exceptions at each step by choosing Add a condition, Add an action, and Add an exception.
• If you don’t want any more rules to run after this one does, select the Stop processing more rules check box.
• Press Save to create your rule or Discard to cancel rule creation.

Edit an inbox rule in new Outlook for Windows

1. At the top of the page, select Settings .
2. Select Mail > Rules.
3. In the rule you want to edit, select .
4. Press Save to save your edited rule.

Note: Some rules created in classic Outlook can’t be processed by new Outlook because they are client-side rules. To fix a rule that was migrated from classic Outlook, create a new rule to replace it.

Delete an inbox rule in new Outlook for Windows

1. At the top of the page, select Settings
2. Select Mail > Rules
3. In the rule you want to delete, select .

   Tip: If you just want to turn the rule off for a while, select the toggle next to the rule.

Set the order in which inbox rules are applied to incoming messages in new Outlook for Windows

Inbox rules are applied to incoming messages based on the order they’re in within the Inbox rules list. You can arrange the order in which the rules you create are applied to messages coming into your inbox.

1. At the top of the page, select Settings
2. Select Mail > Rules
3. Select a rule, and then use the Up arrow or Down arrow to change the order in which the rule is applied to incoming messages.

Run inbox rules on existing messages in new Outlook for Windows

By default, an inbox rule runs on incoming messages after you’ve created the rule. To run a rule on existing messages:

1. At the top of the page, select Settings
2. Select Mail > Rules
3. Select  next to the rule you want to run.

Disable and enable rules in new Outlook for Windows

If you’d like to temporarily pause, or suspend, a rule from operating and you don’t want to delete it, consider disabling the rule. To disable or enable a rule:

1. At the top of the page, select Settings
2. Select Mail > Rules
3. Use the toggle next to the rule name to disable or enable the rule.
   
   

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In Outlook: Click File > Info > Tools > Clean up old items

Tip: Archive and AutoArchive might not be available if your mail profile connects to an Exchange Server. It’s also possible that your organization has a mail retention policy that overrides AutoArchive. Check with your system administrator for more information.

1. Click the Archive this folder and all subfolders option, and choose the folder you want to archive.
2. Under Archive items older than, enter a date.

1. You can create multiple .pst files if you want to archive some folders using different settings. For example, you may want to keep items in your Sent folder longer than items in your Inbox folder.
2. Check the Include items with “Do not AutoArchive” checked box to archive individual items that are excluded from automatic archiving. This option doesn’t remove that exclusion from these items, but instead ignores the Do not AutoArchive setting for this archive only.
3. Click OK.

To archive only when you want, turn off AutoArchive.

1. Click File > Options > Advanced
2. Under AutoArchive, click AutoArchive Settings
3. Uncheck the Run AutoArchive every n days box.

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