Raycast's keyboard launcher now runs on Windows, and the free plan covers clipboard history, snippets, and window management

Six columns and one trigger Android Police's Irene Okpanachi keeps a People tab holding name, email, total paid, fair share, balance, and status, where SUMIF adds every expense recorded against a person in the paid-by column, fair share divides the total spending by the number of people, balance subtracts one from the other, and a single IF statement turns that number into who owes and who is owed; she had Gemini write the Apps Script, opened Extensions and then Apps Script from inside the sheet rather than on its own, picked sendBalanceReminders from the function dropdown, authorized it, and set a time-driven weekly trigger for Monday between 8am and 9am so the sheet asks once a week instead of constantly, and she is clear that a popup or ad blocker will quietly stop the trigger form from saving unless script.google.com is allowed through.

Telemetry, bloat, temp files, search MakeUseOf's Digvijay Kumar works an old laptop in four passes: O&O ShutUp10++ gathers 319 toggles across its Current User and Local Machine tabs into one window, and applying only the recommended settings, which leave Windows Update and security protection alone, took his idle CPU from around 15% to 2%; Bulk Crap Uninstaller found 197 installed programs totaling over 23GB and drew a disk space map of them, and he skipped anything tied to system drivers before running its deep scan for stranded folders and registry entries; Microsoft PC Manager showed 9GB of temporary files and memory sitting at 80%, cleared it in seconds with the Boost button, and then stayed running quietly; and Everything indexed more than seventy-three thousand files in under a second by reading the NTFS USN Journal directly while holding memory to a few megabytes, after which he switched the Windows Search indexing service off entirely.

Three settings panels Android Authority's Andrew Grush runs the same cleanup through all three assistants: in ChatGPT you open the profile icon, then Settings and Personalization, click Manage beside Memory Summary, and remove single entries with the trash icon, or use Clear ChatGPT's Memory at the bottom to reset the lot; in Claude you open Settings from the lower left sidebar, choose Memory, delete whole categories or simply ask in conversation for something to be forgotten, and untick Generate memory from chat history if you would rather pause it altogether; Gemini is the awkward one, handled under Settings and Gemini Apps Activity with the Delete dropdown set to All time, which Grush calls far from ideal because it means clearing whole chats rather than single memories, while Instructions for Gemini is where any standing rules you want kept should live.