Fix ‘Failed to init or mount SD’ on Nintendo Switch
Learn how to quickly fix the “Failed to init or mount SD! Press any key” error message when trying to homebrew a Nintendo Switch
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Dismantle a Seagate Backup Plus Desktop Drive
Learn how to dismantle a Seagate Backup Plus Desktop external drive in a few easy steps
Repack a Disc-O-Bed
I recently purchased a set of Disc-O-Bed Bunk Beds to act as extra beds when guests stay over, as well as for the occasional camping trip. However, after testing them out, I couldn’t quite figure out how to get them back in the bags nicely. I finally worked it out (but not until after I …
Downgrade a Google One Plan
Currently subscribe to a Google One plan and want to downgrade it, but all you can see is how to upgrade? I previously signed up for a 2TB plan (which also came with a nice 10% cashback benefit for making a future purchases) but when I later wanted to downgrade, I couldn’t find how to …
How to Replace a CyberPower 1500VA UPS Battery
Learn how to replace a CyberPower 1500VA UPS battery by removing a screw, disconnecting some wires and tape, and putting it all back together.
Open an Alienware Aurora R10 Case
Learn how to open an Alienware Aurora R10 case by removing a single screw, sliding a few levers, and pushing some parts aside.
Upgrade a Lenovo IdeaPad 3 14″ Laptop
Do you have, and want to upgrade, a Lenovo IdeaPad 3 14″ laptop? If so, you can easily upgrade the memory and SSD by removing a few screws and popping off the bottom cover. Note that this model comes with some memory soldered down and one upgradable memory slot, and for the SSD, it takes …
Sync shared folders with Google’s Backup and Sync
Learn how to sync shared folders with Google’s Backup and Sync (the new version of Google Drive Desktop) in two simple steps
Upgrade a Dell Inspiron 15 7000 2-in-1
Learn how to upgrade the SSD and memory in a Dell Inspiron 15 7000 2-in-1 by simply removing some screws and prying off the bottom cover
Dell XPS 13 9370 SSD Upgrade
Have a Dell XPS 13 9370 and want to upgrade the SSD? All you need to do is remove 8 screws, pop off a few covers, and you’re done!