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Do you want to read a foreign language website in your mother tongue? Google Translate can help you with this. And it’s not just about individual websites either. You can browse an entire website in the language of your choice and even switch languages while browsing.

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Google Translate is one of the simplest and most direct ways to translate a website for free. There are two ways to use Google Translate to translate websites :

There are several ways to translate a website with Google Translate. Most of them can be done with little time and effort. read more

The dots per inch (DPI) is the physical measure of the number of pixels in a linear inch of a screen. DPI is a function of the resolution and size of the screen; a higher resolution or smaller size gives a higher DPI, and a lower resolution or larger size gives a lower DPI. When a screen has a higher DPI, the pixels are smaller and closer together, making the user interface (UI) and other displayed content appear smaller than expected.

Windows ensures that everything that appears on the screen is of a usable and consistent size by requiring applications (including the Windows desktop shell) to reduce their content by a scale factor. This number depends on the DPI display and other factors that affect how users perceive the display. Almost all current desktop and most laptop monitors have a resolution of 95 to 110 DPI; these devices do not require scaling, and Windows sets a scaling factor of 100%. However, there are a number of new devices, particularly in the high-end laptop and tablet market, that have a display above 200 DPI. For these devices, Windows sets higher scaling factors to ensure optimal user comfort. read more

Google Lens is one of the most underestimated Google services, and this is especially true in the field of education. Of course, Google Lens can scan barcodes and identify certain real-world objects if you need to know which of these vines is poison ivy, but the real magic of Google Lens is a small feature announced at the Google I/O event that made everyone who had to copy notes from their teacher’s blackboard stand up and applaud: the ability to copy real-world text to your phone or computer using copy and paste. read more

Snpachat users who have had the application for years are used to clicking and scrolling through the filters to add the temperature label. This is very useful for cold days or the unusually hot spring days that have recently been observed in much of the country.

Snapchat allows you to brag or complain about the temperature in your part of the country, but it has moved the functionality from one part of the application to another. Here’s how you find it.

Even before its redesign – with users scratching their heads – Snapchat confused most people trying to understand its interface. So I wasn’t surprised to get a question from a member of the Tom’s Guide forum who couldn’t find one of the most well-known features of Snapchat. read more

The RunDLL error “There was a problem starting ~. The specified module could not be found” occurs mainly when Windows users try to open a hard drive or external hard drive. However, for some users, the error only occurs when they try to open a shortcut that points to an executable file stored on that drive. read more

Windows devices, especially Windows 10 tablets, often have a problem when the display starts flashing bubbles like dots. The mouse pointer jumps around the bubbles and the proper functioning is disrupted. This function is called phantom touch because the screen suddenly works on its own and seems to be obsessed with the ghost. There are a few methods you can try to solve this problem.

The ghost touch screen, also known as phantom touch, occurs when you see how the laptop screen reacts as if it had been touched with an invisible finger, but in reality it does not. The mouse pointer moves automatically, preventing you from controlling the mouse, which is common on laptops or tablets such as HP Spectrum 13, Lenovo Yoga, Dell Inspiron, Microsoft Surface, etc.

The ghost image on the screen is usually caused by a defective scanner (it is the touch screen that allows the functionality of the touch screen) or by the touch screen module (LED screen with key).

Disable visual touch feedback

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Sometimes it may be necessary to copy Group Policy Objects (GPOs) from one Active Directory domain to another. This can be useful if you want to apply the same policy settings to groups of users or computers in different domains within a multi-domain structure, or if you migrate from one domain to another.

GPOs can be backed up and restored using the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC), but a GPO backed up in one domain cannot be restored in another domain. However, the settings of the backed up GPO can be imported into an existing GPO in the new domain. The GPO of the new domain should be empty because its settings will be overwritten by those of the saved GPO during the import process. read more

In Windows 10, you can customize the appearance of the operating system using settings. In the Customization section, there are pages with options to change the color of the window frame (the accent color), the desktop background, disabling or enabling taskbar transparency, and a number of other options. Once you’ve customized the look of your desktop, you can save it as a theme and then share the theme pack file with your friends on the Themes page.

You can also install it on Windows 10 using the Windows Store or from a theme pack file. read more

Have you always wanted two folders in two different locations to be synchronized in real time? Maybe you have a folder on your desktop or laptop computer and you want to synchronize it with another PC at home or with an external storage device such as a USB hard drive or NAS (Network Attached Storage Device)?

There are many free software programs that can help you synchronize two folders, but very few of them do a good job of synchronizing folders in real time. What I mean by real time is that the user doesn’t have to open the program manually and run the synchronization or wait for the program to run regularly. read more

Many Windows 10 users have complained about this annoying problem. When they play a game or watch videos/films in full-screen mode, or work on an application in full-screen mode, they do not receive any notifications from Windows 10. All notifications are disabled, and when they exit the game or video, they notice that new notifications are present and appear in the Action Center.

This means that Windows 10 does not display an alert when a user is playing a game or watching videos in full-screen mode, or working on a full-screen application. All notifications are automatically disabled and moved to the action center where the user can read them later. read more