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USB sticks have shrunk in physical size as they’ve grown in capacity. That’s probably why nobody calls them ‘thumb drives’ any more –‘half-your-little-finger drives’ would be more accurate. However, i
Q I installed a graphics driver using the new Nvidia app recently, but afterwards I noticed that Windows wasn’t recognising my 5Gbps USB-A ports. The 10Gbps USB-A ports are working. I’d restored Windo
Q I have an old Sonos controller that no longer works, and two Sonos speakers that do – or they would if the controller was working. I’d like to connect the speakers to a more modern sound source, but
October will be here before you know it, and Microsoft will pull the plug on Windows 10 support. The great migration to Windows 11 will now have to begin and if you still haven’t decided what to do, t
October is within touching distance, and it’s now possible to hear the rumble of shredding machines being readied for the mass culling of millions of machines. A conversation with customers about the
Car manufacturers started building USB ports into the dashboards of premium models around the mid-2000s. These days you’ll find a USB connection in pretty much every car on the road – typically USB-A
