March 2020 | |^11

YOU SHOULD DO

WITH YOUR PC

THI

arietyis thespiceof

life,andthat’strue

foryourPCtoo.If

you’restuckin a

rutwithWindows,

increasingly

boredwiththeendlessroutine

ofsystemmaintenance,word

processing and web browsing,

we’ve got just the tonic to inject

some spice back into your

computing. Over the next eight

pages we’re going to reveal ten

things you should look to do over

the coming 12 months.

We’ll open with a quick reminder

to ensure that Windows is in the

peak of health, and then plunge

into the fun stuff. We’ll set you on

the path to researching your family

history, reveal how to make better

use of those hundreds of digital

photosclutteringupyourhard

drive,plusgiveyourbraina good

workoutwiththerightgames.We’ll

alsorevealthefreeappsavailable to

helpyoulearna musicalinstrument

• orsimplypickupwhereyouleft
  offsomeyearsago.
  There’sspacetoputyourpersonal
  ÀQDQFHVLQRUGHUSOXVRUJDQLVH
  favourite collections so you can
  keep track of what you have (and
  who’s borrowed them). We’ll reveal
  the perfect tools to help you
  become a storyteller and full-blown
  published author before looking at
  the best streaming services out
  there. Frustrated by what’s on offer?
  Then why not complete your
  computing reawakening by building
  your own, on-demand and always-
  available streaming service instead?
  Come on, let’s get refreshed.

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Looking for fresh inspiration on

how to use your PC? Nick Peers

reveals some bold new ideas

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