How to Track Your Windows 10 PC or Tablet If You Ever Lose It

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[Quartz] How to Make the App Icons on the Apple Watch Home Screen All the Same Size The Home screen on the Apple Watch is a large, fluid grid of app icons. As you move them around, icons on the outside rim get smaller than the icons in the middle. This can make it hard to tap the icon you want. Read This Article → How to Track Your Windows 10 PC or Tablet If You Ever Lose It Windows 10’s first big update in November 2015 added a device-tracking feature. You can now enable GPS tracking and remotely locate a lost Windows 10 tablet or laptop just like you’d track a smartphone, tablet, or MacBook. Read This Article → How to Stop Your Apple Watch from Nagging You to Stand Tired of your Apple Watch nagging you to stand up? You’re not alone. Read on as we show you how to tell the little smart-watch-wonder to get off your back. Conversely, if you’re into getting bossed around by your watch, we’ll show you how to turn it back on. Read This Article → How to Turn Safari Website Notifications On or Off If you’re a Mac user and you’ve noticed that Safari sometimes shows you website notifications, you might have wondered how to turn them off, and conversely, on again. It’s very simple and can be accomplished in just a few key presses. Read This Article → How to Configure Custom Replies for Text and Email Messages on Your Apple Watch You may find yourself sending the same replies to text messages over and over again. There are built-in, canned responses available for text and email messages so you can send a quick reply using your Apple Watch. Read This Article → With 1 Billion Views So Far, We’re Moving How-To Geek Forward Nine years after starting How-To Geek, we’ve served up 1 Billion pageviews to our readers. Here’s the (brief) story of how we did it, and how we’re going to take things to the next level. Spoiler: We’ve hired an awesome new editor-in-chief. Read This Article → How to Install Apps to an SD Card (or Another Drive) on Windows 10 Windows 10’s big November update added the ability to install apps from the Store onto an SD card, a USB drive, or another type of external or internal drive. This will be extremely useful on tablets and other devices with a small amount of storage. Just plug in an SD card and you can install apps to it. Read This Article →