In this week’s Tech for Senior Educational Series (260A), I pulled together three practical segments from our past shows and time-stamped them so you can jump right to what you need. First up, Ron Brown walks through simple ways to make your computer screen bigger. If you’re squinting, leaning in, or getting headaches, this is one of those “fix it in minutes” topics that can make your whole computer feel easier and more comfortable. Next, Drew King gives an introduction to four different file explorers you can use with Windows 10 and Windows 11. I’m a big believer that once you understand where your files live—and how to browse, search, and organize them—you stop feeling like the computer is “hiding” things from you. Finally, Chris Guld talks about the real-world challenges of using Google Photos on an iPhone. If you’ve ever wondered why photos seem to be in multiple places, why syncing feels confusing, or why storage fills up faster than you expect, this segment helps you understand what’s going on and what to watch for. As always, this material isn’t copy protected—we want you to use it for educational purposes. Just please acknowledge Tech for Senior and subscribe, and if our volunteer crew has helped you out, consider supporting us.