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Way back in 2016 we wrote an article reviewing basic computer terms. This included a simple description for terms such as modem and router.  Because many of our customers remain confused when we ask about their modem and or router, we figured an article offering a distinction between the two terms would be beneficial. Here […]

If you missed our last article, we closed by warning our readers to run their Windows updates. Microsoft began issuing warnings back in June addressing a critical security flaw that eventually was dubbed PrintNightmare.  This month, we will take some time to elaborate on this printer flaw and the serious threat it continues to pose.

Last month we talked about the computer requirements for Windows 11.  As we enter another year, you may find yourself in the market for a new computer.  We last wrote about purchasing new computers five years ago so a refresher course is in order.   Should you buy a desktop, laptop or Chromebook? Ask yourself,

One of our customers lost her Internet connection after a major lightning storm, so we decided to cover her story and talk about the various ways to protect your computer during a storm.   The National Weather Service (NWS) claims that Florida is the lightning capital of the US with Four Corners Florida (25 miles

Do you ever get frustrated because your computer is acting a little funky? This article may help. In this article, we introduce the built- in safety net designed for the Windows operating system called System Restore. It is quick and easy to perform. This little “do over” can help fix that funky computer.  We will

We received an email alert from Dell on May 10th that there was a data breach. Are you tired of reading about data breaches yet? We do a significant amount of business with Dell as we frequently purchase computers for clients that want to shop for a new or refurbished computer. We will make a