April 3, 2014 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Dutch Glow – Amish Wood Milk and fake Anti Virus programs! Today’s Top Threat Trojan.FakeAV!Gen 120. If you do not know what that is then you should be happy! Here is what it is; it is a virus that masquerades as an “Anti-Virus” program on your computer. It will pop up and say, you have
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April 1, 2014 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Security is a word that means a lot to people. Whether it mean job security, or making sure you are financially safe and sound, security is a particular word that isn’t taken lightly by many people. This is especially true when dealing with particular documents and trying to maintain a sense of privacy for yourself.
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March 17, 2014 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
AMD’s Sempron processor brand has had polarized chip fans since it was introduced in laptops back in 2004. However, a fresh new brand of this exact processor is being developed by the company, a brand that is specifically targeted at desktops. This new brand of Sempron processor will go into low-priced desktops priced
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March 3, 2014 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Many of us cant even imagine a world without our precious Gmail. It is pretty much the most perfect email client ever, and for the most part, we rely on it every day. Every now and then, Google will do things to change the look and feel of Gmail. They will add new features, they
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February 24, 2014 · Business IT Tips
It’s almost unfair to watch movies these days. Think about it. How many time have you been watching a movie, only to see some amazing fictional technology that you wished was real? Everything from “I, Robot“, to “The Minority Report“, to even the recent “Iron Man” movies show some type of futuristic technology that has
Read more →February 18, 2014 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
It should come as a surprise to no one that we rely on apps and technology for almost everything we do these days. Basically anything that you can think of has an app. Apple’s early marketing campaign for apps, “There’s an app for that.”, has pretty much become the truth. Now, even though this is
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January 28, 2014 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
It really is easy to forget what makes our devices tick. We use them so much that it becomes second nature to us, literally. Most know about all of the circuitry and inner workings of their devices. If we crack them open, we see all of the wiring on green plastic boards with lots of
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January 14, 2014 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Spyware is a software that secretly gets installed on your computer and can track and record everything you do. They can record what you type, such as personal information you may enter on websites. This information can be used to steal your identity and do massive amounts of financial damage. Generally, spyware gets i
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January 9, 2014 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
Keeping up with all the new technology that comes out can be quite daunting. The urge to pick up a faster computer can be really strong if you are working with a system that’s gotten a few years on it and has started to slow down. But just because your computer may be sluggish doesn’t
Read more →January 3, 2014 · Computer Repair
These days, computers are essential for keeping our lives going. We do everything on them, work, learn, communicate, and play. Since your computer is likely a huge part of your life, it’s extremely important to keep it safe. Most people don’t know how to do that, because it simply doesn’t interest them or taking the
Read more →December 22, 2013 · Computer Repair
Knowing how the components of your computer can change your performance is key. You want to get all the power out of your machine that you can in order to have the best possible experience for your type of computing. Simply reading the big words and fancy numbers on the box that your computer came
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December 18, 2013 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
Updates for apps and other software can be extremely beneficial for keeping your devices working properly. These types of updates are, recently, also as common as water in the ocean. Some updates can be really useful for actually offering better support for other software programs to run. Having a large program with a
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December 4, 2013 · Security Cameras & Access Control
We have come to a day in age, where the tech and software that seemed mere fantasy has now become, or is starting to become more of a reality. With new features like fingerprint scanners, motion sensors and motion control, and even 3-D imaging and printing, the world of science fiction is starting to phase
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November 25, 2013 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
It’s a known fact that mechanical stress helps the transfer of thermodynamic energy in a closed system. This happens every time you press something that you are cooking into a pan on your stove of on a grill, it greatly increases how efficient the heat transfer from the metal to the food is. Generally we
Read more →November 19, 2013 · Security Cameras & Access Control
Whether you’re on vacation or you are just a college student, there are lots of reasons for using public computers. In these situations, safety isn’t usually the first thing on our minds. In the small amount of time you are accessing the internet though, there should be certain things on your mind. There are so
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