The Foxwell NT624 is an OBD2 scanner that is made for both the professional and the do-it-yourself mechanic. It can read and erase engine codes as well as many advanced features. This makes it a good fit for anyone looking to troubleshoot a vehicle that is having engine problems, transmission errors, and more. Foxwell NT624… Read More: Foxwell NT624 OBD2 Elite Car Diagnostic Scanner Review »
Many players of COD Vanguard report an error message DUHOK – LESTER appearing on the PlayStation 5 after an update. The full error message reads. “An update is required. You must be signed in to PlayStation Network and accept the update to play Call of Duty Vanguard. [Reason DUHOK – LESTER].” The error will display… Read More: Fixes for PlayStation Call of Duty Vanguard DUHOK – LESTER… »
The ROMOSS UP10 is a small portable 10,000mAh Power Bank for charging smartphones or other devices while on-the-go. It is built to be very portable and able to be carried about almost anywhere to get a quick charge when needed. *This unit was sent to me to review with my honest opinion and results below.… Read More: Review: ROMOSS UP10 Dual Port USB Portable Power Bank Charger »
Scanning automotive error codes on a laptop has advantages over many handheld OBD2 scan tools. Handheld tools are great and work for the most part but they can sometimes fall short. For example, I was trying to diagnose an ABS light on a 2004 F150 with my low cost OBD2 scan tool, and couldn’t find… Read More: What is The Best OBD2 Scan Tool for a PC… »
If you have a router that needs setup and do not have a PC or laptop computer, it can be set up with a smartphone or tablet. Any mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet can be used to setup a router. All routers have a Default broadcast name, WiFi password, and IP address… Read More: How To Setup a Wireless Router Without a Computer Using… »
Having a garage door that can be controlled by a smartphone is a nice upgrade with many advantages. There are a few different styles of smartphone remote controls for a garage door depending on the scenario. For example, for a home that has a few roommates all needing to open the garage door, each person… Read More: Our Picks for Best Smartphone Wireless Garage Door Openers »
It’s weird to think that the PC, arguably the most powerful and most versatile device anyone could have in their home, don’t have a Bluetooth adapter built-in. Sure some desktop motherboards do come with built-in Bluetooth capabilities, but these are the exception and not the rule. Of course, this is nothing that a minor investment… Read More: Best Bluetooth Dongles for a PC Laptop or Desktop »
As anyone with cable internet knows, ISPs charge a rental fee on cable modems, which most pay since they often think it is too hard to replace one with their own. Replacing a cable modem is an easy task that almost anyone can do and save on the monthly rental fee. The fees can range… Read More: How to Replace Your Cable Modem and Save Money »
If you are using Avast Antivirus or other tools and it gives you a “Router is Vulnerable” message, there are a few things that can be checked. First, it is possible that it is a false positive with Avast software detecting an issue when there is not one. Of course, it pays to be sure… Read More: What to Do if Avast Says My Router is Vulnerable »
Everyone needs wireless when it comes to their devices. Most all devices now come with built-in WiFi that makes connecting to a network easy. Sometimes though, built-in wireless cards can break, need upgrading, or simply need more distance to get a good signal. Also, many desktop computers do not come with built-in WiFi. This is… Read More: Wireless USB Adapter Buyers Guide »