Here are a few tips and tricks to help you set up your computer to work productively from home.

Culture How to take computer work lying down The Swedish "Netsurfer" chair is tailor-made for us (except for the price).

Most jobs done at a computer, though, can be done at least partly offline—if you have things set up to work that way. Here's how to work offline in a world that assumes constant connectivity.

If keeping your work computer switched on around the clock isn’t an option—or your workplace network isn’t set up to allow remote access—then you’ll have to fall back on the file syncing ...

The ideal home office setup A long-term home office should ideally be a separate space in your home that is properly outfitted for work. Do as much of the following as you can to create an ...

04-20-2020 SECRETS OF THE MOST PRODUCTIVE PEOPLE How to protect your work-from-home computer from cyberattacks Like your mind and body, your home technology is vulnerable to dangerous viruses.

Your PC or Mac's central processing unit (CPU) is like its brain. It's the piece of your computer that tells every other part how to work, which programs to launch, which pictures to show, and more.

If you plan to do computer repairs or upgrades yourself, you need to ground yourself before performing the work. Grounding prevents your body from behaving as a source of static electricity -- and ...