After setting up a Synology NAS and creating a storage pool, you land on the DSM 7.1 desktop where most of your management tasks take place. DSM 7.1 has a minimal, browser-based desktop layout designed around quick access to apps, notifications, and system settings...
After completing the initial DSM installation, your Synology NAS will prompt you to create a storage pool and volume before you can store any files. A storage pool groups your physical drives into a single unit using RAID, while a volume is the usable partition you...
Synology NAS is a dedicated network-attached storage device that runs DiskStation Manager (DSM), a browser-accessible operating system built on Linux. This guide covers what NAS devices are, how Synology differs from other brands, and how to complete the full initial...
Gmail lets you mark any message as important so it surfaces in your Important folder and stands out from regular inbox clutter. This guide covers how to mark incoming emails as important on Gmail desktop and in the Android app, plus a workaround for outgoing messages....
Different operating systems use different methods to uninstall apps. Knowing the right steps saves time and ensures applications are fully removed from your device. This guide covers how to uninstall apps on Windows 10/11, Android, iPhone, and MacBook, plus key...
An IP address is a unique numeric label assigned to every device on a network. It identifies your hardware, enables communication between devices, and determines your physical location online. This guide explains what IP addresses are, the different types, and how to...
