This month's HowTo blog explains how to adjust Micosoft Outlook's settings to increase the duration that it keeps a copy of an email on your device before removing it so that it's only accessible over an active internet connection.

Unless you never leave your PC alone, you will probably have noticed that it switches the screen off after a while, and then goes to sleep a while after that. Our HowTo guide this month explain how you can go about changing when (or if) this happens on your device.

One major limitation of the inbuilt clipboard feature in Windows has always been that it can only store a single item at any one time. This month's HowTo demonstrates how to activate and use the new Windows 10 feature to enable a clipboard that will store multiple items.

Whether you have a program you no longer need, or a hard drive that's out of space, you may well find that you need to know how to remove an app from your PC. This brief guide explains how to go about doing this in a couple of simple steps.

One of our blogs this month outlined whether you should upgrade the components in your PC, or whether you should just replace it. This is all well and good if you know what's in your machine, but what if you don't? Our HowTo this month explains where you can find details on the internals of your PC.

You may have seen one of the many news stories in recent months that blue light from monitors can be harmful to your health and interrupt your sleep patterns. In this month's HowTo, we look at a Windows 10 feature that seeks to rectify this.

We thought it might be useful to provide a brief overview of the mobile world in our how to section this month. With the lines between the various devices we use becoming increasingly blurred, many people spend at least as much time looking at their mobile as they do their "main" device. We take a look at whether you actually even need a new phone at all, and make some recommendations to those that do.

Windows 10 defaults to collecting vast amounts of your data (anonymously). Unless you've deliberately told it otherwise, your machine will be doing this now. This month's HowTo blog explains how to locate Windows 10's privacy settings and change this if you prefer that it didn't.