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  I'll show you a quick and easy way to share your screen with another computer, but first you need to know that this may not work for all operating systems. This is only guaranteed to work on Windows 10 and Mac OS. -If you are using a Mac, open the System Preferences and click Sharing. -Under the heading of "Sharing your Screen," check both boxes at the bottom: "Arrangement" and "Screen Sharing." -On the right hand side under Arrangement, there should be an option called Target Display Mode. Click on it to select how you want your display replicated on other screens. The options are: -Fullscreen: Make your computer fill the whole screen. Image source: https://www.reliancedigital.in/ -Mirror: Render the image on all monitors. -Cropped: The size of what you see on your screen is not necessarily the size of your monitor. The image will be displayed in a smaller window on all displays. -Removable Media: If you have an external monitor with...

  Dell keyboard lights issue Some tweaks are necessary to make the keyboard lights work correctly in Dell laptops. This post will show you how to do that without doing any damage to your laptop. It is easy and only takes a few minutes. Image source: https://www.istockphoto.com/ In some models, the Keyboard backlight for Press-to-type keys is automatically turned on when you press a key, but in other models it does not happen this way. If your model has this feature, then there’s nothing else that needs be done. If you don’t see this feature and you want it, here’s how to do that: Image source: https://www.amazon.com/ Open the BIOS by pressing the F2 key in Dell laptops. Navigate to the Power Management options using F10 and then Scroll down to Keyboard backlight and press Enter.  Image source: https://www.pinterest.com/ Select “ON” option for all 4 backlight levels (Off, Low, Medium and High) and press Enter again. Open the BIOS again by clicking on F2 key. Save your c...