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Write a clear tutorial with prerequisites, steps, and troubleshooting.

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Title: "How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication on Your Email Account"
Result: "In about 10 minutes you will have a second step protecting your account."
You need: a phone with an authenticator app installed; access to your email account settings.
Step 1. Open Settings, then Security. You should see a section called "Two-step verification".
Step 2. Choose "Authenticator app" and select Continue. A square code appears on screen.
Check: if you see a phone number box instead, you picked the text message option; go back one step.
Troubleshooting: "Code not accepted" usually means your phone's clock is off; set time to automatic.
Next: save your backup codes somewhere safe.

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Title: How to Back Up Your Photos to an External Drive (15 minutes)
Result: your photo library copied and verified.
You need: external drive with free space at least equal to your photo folder; a laptop.
Step 1. Plug in the drive. You should see it appear in your file manager.
Step 2. Right-click the Pictures folder, choose Copy, then open the drive and paste. [ADD SCREENSHOT]
Check: the progress window shows the number of files.
Step 3. Compare: right-click both folders and check that the item counts match.
Troubleshooting: "Not enough space" means the drive is too small or has a hidden partition; [VERIFY STEP] check the capacity in disk settings.
Next: repeat monthly.

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