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Guiding Tech, part of Guiding Media, is an online tech publication from India that publishes brilliant, insightful and useful stories on tech, science and culture for the educated and urban Indian youth.
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Search ArticlesTroubleshooting “It’s Not You, It’s Me” in Copilot
Quick Tips Copilot errors can be caused by temporary service problems or connectivity issues, so checking your connection and trying again later may solve the problem. The Copilot app is available on Windows, so try restarting your PC and making sure Windows and the Copilot app are up to date. If a recent update appears to have caused the problem, additional Windows troubleshooting may be necessary.
What Are System32 Dumps and How Do You Get Rid of Them?
Quick Tips Windows normally stores system crash dumps in “%SystemRoot%\Minidump” or “%SystemRoot%\MEMORY.DMP,” depending on the dump type. If you find .DMP files elsewhere, including System32, you should identify what created them before deleting them. Third-party disk-space analyzers like WinDirStat can help you locate large .DMP files, which may contain crash or diagnostic information.
Add-Ins Won’t Enable in Office? Try This
Quick Tips Office will often automatically disable add-ins that cause crashes or other stability problems, so they usually won’t enable because they don’t work in their current form. Make sure to recheck every third-party add-in reviews, as untrustworthy ones may be blocked by Office. On a work or school PC, grayed-out options mean there are admin controls enforced on the PC which need to be managed by IT, an administrator, or a group policy setting.
Why Can’t I Duplicate Slides in PowerPoint?
Quick Tips When trying to make a duplicate slide, use the slide pane to select specific slides. Within a slide, commands such as “Ctrl + D” often duplicate the object selected. Microsoft has retired the “Reuse Slides” command from the PowerPoint ribbon in Microsoft 365, but the feature still exists in offline versions like Office 2021. Make sure the PowerPoint is not listed as read-only, as that prevents any modifications.
How to Fix Outlook Automatically Signing Into the Wrong Account
Quick Tips Outlook might automatically sign into the account associated with the one you used to register Windows rather than Outlook. In most cases, clearing caches will remove credentials, so make sure to remember and store passwords for both the correct and “wrong” account. If the problem persists in classic Outlook, you can try to create a new profile and see if Outlook switches to using it, then redirect mail to it or delete it to “refresh” the cache.
How an AI Book Summarizer Can Help You Read Smarter, Not Just Faster
The fastest way to summarize a book is not always the most useful one. Most readers who skim a five-minute recap forget the details within a week and have nothing to show for the time they saved. An AI book summarizer changes that math: instead of a static recap, it turns a 300-page book into notes you can question, reorganize, and reuse later. The tool does the compressing; you still have to do the understanding.
Where Your Paycheck Should Actually Live: 6 Everyday Bank Accounts Worth Switching To in 2026
Story Highlights A $12 monthly fee costs $144 a year for holding your own money. A checking balance earning 0.01% interest makes about 30 cents a year; at 3%, the same balance earns roughly $90. Six account types, from high-yield online checking to brokerage cash management, each fix a specific leak. Sign-up bonuses for moving direct deposit can add several hundred dollars, but read the fee terms first.
Can a Robot Plan Your Retirement? What AI Money Advisors Get Right and Wrong
Quick Tips AI tools let people ask unlimited what-if questions without a meter running, lowering the barrier to starting. Claiming Social Security at 62 instead of a full retirement age of 67 cuts the benefit by 30 percent, permanently. Required minimum distributions now start at age 73, and a model trained on older data can repeat the wrong number. Software can’t read the fear, marriage dynamics, or hidden goals that actually drive big money decisions.
Deleted Photos From an SD Card? 7 Ways to Recover Them
Recovering deleted photos from an SD card depends entirely on how they were lost. If you delete photos from an SD card while connected to a Mac, you can restore them instantly from the Trash (ensure the SD card is still connected to the Mac). However, on Windows, you aren’t quite as lucky. Files deleted from external drives on Windows bypass the Recycle Bin and are entirely removed. In such scenarios, your only lifeline is a recent backup; otherwise, photo recovery software becomes your last resort.
How Acoustic Wood Panels and Sound Management Transform Modern Tech Workspaces
A clean tech setup requires more than just high-end gear, powerful hardware, and neat cable routing. While keeping wires out of sight is important, the acoustic environment of your office, streaming studio, or gaming room plays a massive role in your day-to-day focus and video call quality. If your workspace suffers from distracting echoes, harsh keyboard clatter, or hollow room reverberation, upgrading your environment involves looking at more than just desk accessories.