On July 29th 2015 users of Windows 7 and 8 were able to start the free upgrade process to the latest version of Microsoft’s Operating System, Version 10. Since then, in our service department and onsite with our business clients, we have seen multiple instances where a Windows 10 upgrade has gone wrong. This is normal from our vantage point as with … [Read more...]
More than Just Cleaning Out Dust
We talk about it quite often with our customers, about why it is important, how often it should be done, and how much it can save in the long run. Not everyone jumps on board right away, sometimes waiting till disaster strikes before taking action. I’m talking about preventive maintenance, taking care of problems before they become … [Read more...]
February 2014 Updates
The second Tuesday of the month has passed, and that means its time for a little blogging about patches. And in an odd twist, Microsoft updated their advanced security advisory, released last week, on Monday with details on two more additional bulletins. So, for the month of February, we will be seeing a total of 7 patches being released, with 4 … [Read more...]
Critical Flash Player Update
Earlier today Adobe released a critical update to its Flash Player program correcting an issue with versions 12 and 11 of the player. Flash Player is the software installed on a computer that allows individuals to view videos on YouTube and some websites, as well as some other web content. Adobe's security advisory details that the vulnerability … [Read more...]
Confessions of a Computer Geek
I've worked in IT for just over 30 years now and I've seen the industry make tremendous enhancements through it's growth. So, I thought I'd use this medium to share with you my experiences. Here we go. One day, I took a call from a customer who I knew very well. She was having problems with her Floppy Drive not reading her 3 1/2" floppy … [Read more...]
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