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Welcome to Variation of Settings! We're a team of computer experts based in Karachi, Pakistan, passionate about helping others master technology.

We specialize in IT, Graphic Design, Creative Writing, and Web development projects.

Our blog empowers beginner and intermediate-level computer users. We solve common problems faced by newbies in using system and application software. Our topics enhance PC performance, speed, and safety, giving you command over your machine.

Our experts share valuable tips on:

  • Optimizing settings for better results
  • Troubleshooting software errors during installation and usage
  • Mastering productivity software suites (e.g., word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation tools)
  • Leveraging creative design applications (e.g., graphic editing, photo manipulation, and illustration tools)

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