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Maintaining your home office tech is just as important as maintaining your yard or your car, but we often zoom right past it in the rush to get the next task done. Don't do that! We've compiled a list of to-do items for you to check off to keep you, your PC, and other devices running smoothly.
There’s an economical side to this, too. In certain situations, working from home effectively may mean buying new equipment to fill the gaps. But before you decide you need something new, making the most of what you already have might be a better idea! The device everyone forgets about: The router
As with our work-from-home tips guide, we’re not going to begin with the PC, as it’s the most familiar, most easily maintained device. Instead, we’re focusing first on a device that very often gets ignored: your home router. To read this article in full, please click here Source: Home office tech: Essential tips to maintain your PC, router and more
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