Why I Ditched My Ultrawide Monitor Configuration For A Multi-monitor Setup

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I switched to working on a multi-monitor setup from an ultrawide, and I would still choose to go multi-monitor if I had the chance to redo my setup again. Here are a few reasons you might want to switch from a single ultrawide monitor to a multi-monitor setup.

When you sign up with an Internet Service Provider (ISP), they usually send you a modem and a router. At first, it's convenient that you don't need to buy your own, but sticking with your ISP's hardware has disadvantages.

You've probably noticed ityour Wi-Fi starts acting up when you need it the most. One minute, it's fine, then suddenly, the connection slows, or devices drop off altogether. With more gadgets competing for bandwidth in your home, a single or dual-band router might not be enough anymore.

Remembering to manually adjust the clock for daylight saving time (DST) in the spring and fall can be a hassle. Fortunately, Windows offers a built-in feature that automatically adjusts the clock for DST. Here are a couple of easy ways to enable this feature on your PC.

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