How to Fix a Laptop That Makes a Clicking Noise

Insert a CD or DVD into the optical disk drive to determine if the drive is making the clicking noise. Power the computer off and on to determine if the noise persists while the computer is turned off, or if the noise only occurs while the computer powers up or runs.
Remove any CD or DVD from the disk drive. If the computer makes a clicking sound only when reading from the disk drive, the disk itself may be the problem or the drive may be bad. Insert a different DVD or CD in the drive. If the noise continues, replace the drive or take the computer to a repair shop.
Remove the laptop from any uneven surface. If the surface is not level, the hard drive may not function properly and produce a clicking noise. Place the computer on a level surface and restart it to check that the clicking noise is gone.
Back up any important information from your hard drive onto a CD or external hard drive. If the clicking sound is coming from your hard drive, the drive may be going bad. Back up your important information while the drive is still working. Take the computer to a professional computer repair store to determine if you need to replace your hard drive.
Replace the hard drive if the drive makes a clicking sound because it no longer functions properly. Take the computer to a repair shop or send it to the manufacturer to replace the hard drive. If you have the expertise, you can purchase a new hard drive and replace it yourself. Consult your laptop owner's manual before attempting any repairs.
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How to Sync a Kindle to an iPad (3 Steps)

Tap on the Kindle application icon on your iPad. The iPad opens the Kindle app. In the bottom right-corner, you'll see a message stating that the iPad is searching for updated content.
Tap on the book you are reading. The Kindle app opens the book and displays a message box 'Sync to Furthest Page.' In the box you'll receive this message: ' You are currently on page xx. The furthest read page across all devices is 'xxx.' Go to that Page?'
Press the 'Yes' button to sync your Kindle book to the iPad. The iPad opens the page you last read on your Kindle device. Your Kindle device and KIndle app on the iPad are in sync.
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How to Add eBooks to Kobo (11 Steps)

Connect the Kobo reader to your computer by using the USB cable that was shipped with the device. The reader displays the 'Computer Detected' screen.
Tap the 'Connect' option on the Kobo reader. Windows immediately detects the reader as an external storage device. If you want to keep reading, tap 'Cancel' instead of 'Connect.'
Press 'Windows-X' and choose 'File Explorer' from the Power User menu to launch the File Explorer app.
Open the folder that contains the eBooks you want to transfer to the reader, select the files and then press 'Ctrl-C' to copy them to the clipboard. To select several files, hold 'Ctrl' and click each file. To select everything in the folder, including subfolders, press 'Ctrl-A.'
Select the drive Windows assigned to your Kobo and then press 'Ctrl-V' to transfer the eBooks from the clipboard to the eBook reader.
Disconnect the USB cable from the Kobo after the transfer is complete.
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Changing the Text Size for the NYTimes App for the IPad

Open Newsstand and tap 'The New York Times.'
Tap any article's headline to start reading it.
Press the 'AA' icon at the top of the screen to open the size options.
Tap the smaller 'A' icon to lower the text size or the larger 'A' to increase the size. Tap an icon multiple times to further shrink or expand the font.
Press the 'AA' icon again to close the settings after picking a new size. The app will remember your choice across multiple articles and between uses.
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