About Ben Stegner
Ben is the Editor in Chief at MUO. After joining MUO in 2014 and earning a degree in Computer Information Systems, Ben left his IT job to go full-time with the site in 2016.
As a writer, his specialties include Windows, Android, Gaming, and iPhone explainers and how-tos. His work has been viewed over 100 million times.
Now, as EIC, Ben leads MUO's overall strategy and guides the growing team of writers and editors to new successes.
Free Games for Xbox Live and PS Plus in September 2016
If you're subscribed to PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold, here are the games that September holds for you.
Here Are the Minimum Specs for Windows 10 Anniversary Update
Even if you already have Windows 10 on your computer, it can be helpful to know the minimum specs, just in case you have to upgrade another system.
How to Set a White Desktop Background in Windows 10
Windows 10 doesn't let you choose white in its solid color wallpaper options by default. Here's a workaround to make your desktop white as snow.
How to Enable 2-Step Verification on Your Playstation
PlayStation gamers have been wanting two-step authentication for some time now, and Sony has delivered. Here's how to set it up and secure your account.
Use This Hidden Method to Start Over in No Man's Sky
No Man's Sky doesn't have an option to let you restart, but you can force the game to begin again on PS4 or PC with these methods.
The Price of PlayStation Plus Is Going Up in September
PlayStation Plus has always been cheaper than Xbox Live, but starting next month, that's about to change.
These Tutorials for Google's Web Apps Teach All the Secrets
Google Apps are easy to pick up, but include a lot of extras that might seem overwhelming at first. Here's a great interactive tutorial to help you.
14 Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Mail & Calendar in Windows 10
Despite not being full-featured Office apps, the Mail and Calendar apps have plenty of shortcuts. Here are some of the most useful.
Why Rocksmith 2014 is the Perfect Tool for Guitar Beginners
Rocksmith 2014 is the best way to pick up a guitar and start learning for the first time. Here are the reasons why you need to check it out!
How to Disable Paragraph Spacing in Thunderbird
Thunderbird recently changed the way that the Enter key creates new paragraphs. Here's how to change it back to the old way in just a minute.
How to Clear "Recent Files" in Windows 10's File Explorer
Windows 10's file explorer likes to shove recent and frequently used files in your face, but you can clear those out in just a few clicks.
Windows 10 Insiders: You Might Want to Drop Out Now
The Windows 10 Insider Program is about to begin another round of fresh updates, but if you've been wanting off, here's how to return to the normal release schedule now.
How to Redirect Windows 10 User Folders to Cloud Storage
Windows 10 includes shortcuts to your default folders, but you can easily move these to cloud storage to ensure they're backed up.
How to Know Which of Your Photos Will Be Hits on Social Media
Ever wonder if your photo will be a hit on social media? This app lets the world anonymously review your pics before you post.
Get the Most for Your Money: 8 Apps Worth Paying For
Not all app subscriptions are worth the money, but these eight could end up saving you time, money, and effort in the long run.
How to Extend the Windows 10 Lock Screen Timeout
The Windows 10 Lock Screen provides useful information, but it only lasts for a minute and then your monitors go to sleep. Here's how to keep the lock screen active for a longer time.
How to Enable Chrome's New Material Design Theme
Google Chrome has a new look, but you might not be seeing it yet. Here's how to enable Material Design for Chrome right now on Windows or Mac.
The Master List of Every Siri Command and Question
Siri can do a lot for you, but did you know she could do this much? Here's an exhaustive list of commands Siri will take.
How to Match a Website Certificate With Its True Owner
You might have never viewed a website certificate before, but it's easy to do in any browser, and can give you clues when you receive a certificate warning.
How to Take Remote Control of Someone Else's PC
If you've ever had to help a friend out with a computer issue, you know that diagnosing over the phone is awful. Here's a better way for you and them.