Author: The Tech Guy
Backing up virtual machines in VMware Workstation protects you from data loss caused by configuration mistakes, software failures, or host system problems. You have several built-in options, ranging from quick, temporary save points to fully independent copies. In this guide, we will see how to back up and restore VMware Workstation VMs. Backup and restore VMware […] This article How to perform backup and recovery in VMware Workstation first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.
The Nintendo Switch 2 has been available for over a year now and while the launch of the console itself went fairly well, the roll-out of the various third-party cases, screen protectors, charging bricks and more was considerably less smooth, with many companies rushing unfinished or poor quality products to stores in an effort to be among the first to have accessories available for Nintendo’s newest console. Though Belkin had a few things ready for the Switch 2 soon after its release, including a screen protector and two carrying cases, its options in 2025 weren’t exactly the most robust. However,…
Criminals no longer knock at the door; they abuse the keys that companies can no longer control. Offroad seeks to provide that control. New York- and Tel Aviv-based Offroad emerged from stealth with seed funding of $7 million, led by Ibex Investors and Skywell Capital. Offroad helps organizations move from identity visibility to identity resolution – it claims to investigate, govern, remediate, and verify identity risks. The firm uses agentic AI to find and investigate the issues. It gathers context from fragmented systems. and then fixes them autonomously, either by reporting details to a human in the loop, or by…
Wildfire smoke is stoking a new challenge for cleaner air. A NASA-supported study published Thursday found that, over the last decade, wildfires have worsened ground-level ozone pollution across much of the contiguous United States, creating unhealthy air far from active flames. Wildfires have become an increasingly important contributor to ground-level ozone, or smog, across much of the United States, researchers report June 4 in the journal Science. Nationally, fires offset nearly four years’ worth of ozone-control gains, with larger setbacks in the West and Midwest. Smoke often is associated with the soot, ash, and other fine particles that make the…
Between endless emails, factoring in the school run, making sure the fridge is stocked and any other responsibilities that keep you preoccupied throughout the day, there can oftentimes be so little space and energy left to tackle the dishes that having a dishwasher to hand feels like less of a luxury and more of a necessity. If you’re ready to claim black your free time, or upgrade from an existing appliance, we’ve got you covered with our guide to the best dishwasher you can buy. In much a similar fashion to buying one of the best washing machines or the…
I love using Claude, to the point where I cancelled ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini because Claude did everything I needed. But if you’re like me and have been using Claude for a while, you would’ve noticed the responses feeling sloppier. The model seemed to forget what it was doing mid-task, and code quality dropped massively. When I went looking for answers, none came from Anthropic. Frustrated users kept complaining across platform, and the company behind Claude remained silent—unitl one AMD executive made that silence impossible to maintain. Related Someone left Claude Code running overnight, and it cost $6,000 Claude Code…
If you’re a content creator looking for a machine that can handle photo and video editing but won’t break the bank, I’ve found a top laptop deal on the HP Omen 16 for $1099 (was $1399) at Walmart. And in the UK, the same spec HP laptop is down to £1199 (was £1399) at Currys.This 16-inch model is packed with a high-performance Intel Core Ultra 5 225H processor, RTX 5050 graphics card, and 16GB DDR5 of memory, which will making running image and video editing software feel snappy and responsive.Now, it’s not an ultra-cheap RTX laptop, but this discount does…
Live Webinar: June 4, 2026 at 1PM ET – Register to Attend Join this live webinar as we examine the gap between how organizations think their third-party risk programs are performing and what’s actually happening in practice. Rather than focusing on theory or tooling, this session uses real-world benchmark data to help you evaluate your current approach, identify gaps, and prioritize improvements that can meaningfully reduce risk and improve program performance. Join the live webinar to gain a clearer understanding of: Why assessment timelines remain slow and difficult to scale How third-party breaches continue to impact even mature programs Where manual…
Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech In 2023, Japanese pharmaceutical company Toregem Biopharma announced that it had found a new way to inhibit a gene responsible for suppressing tooth growth, laying the groundwork for an exciting new avenue in dentistry previously thought impossible. The potentially revolutionary goal: growing new living teeth to replace damaged ones — a radical idea in dentistry, which typically offers limited options beyond dentures or implants. “[Our] final goal is to offer advanced and scientifically driven clinical solution for the growth of teeth derived from…
Open-ear earbuds have always made sense on paper. They let music in while leaving room for traffic, office chatter, and the rest of the world. The harder sell has been whether that awareness is worth giving up bass, isolation, or a fit that feels locked in. Shokz OpenDots 2 is built around that problem. The company’s new clip-on earbuds bring bigger audio claims, lighter hardware, stronger battery numbers, and controls designed for the sweaty, awkward moments where touch panels often fail. Why the sound holds up OpenDots 2 uses Shokz Bassphere 2.0 with dual 11.8mm drivers, which Shokz says can…