It seems like every year there is some kind of a huge breakthrough in wireless technology. And with more devices connected to Wifi than ever (Ipads, Smartphones, Desktops, Laptops, Kindles,etc) an improvement in Wifi speeds is very necessary. It ...Read More
We have all been there before. We buy a brand new computer and we are very happy with the speed and snappiness. Everything runs like a brand new Mercedes. After weeks, months, and years, that Mercedes starts to run more like a bicycle...Read More
One of the most frustrating errors on Windows computers (outside of the Bluescreen of Death) would probably have to be the “Windows Failed to Start” error message. And like bluescreen errors, we usually overlook them and simply restart the comp...Read More
It’s a common belief that Mac computers cannot get viruses, whereas Windows computers are full of them. Everyone assumed that those shiny Macbook Pros are free to roam the cyber world without a care in the world. This simply couldn't be more ...Read More
While Windows XP is still considered the “greatest operating system of all time” by most Windows users, sadly support for the Windows XP is ending next year. This include bug fixes, security patches, system updates, service packs, etc. While ...Read More
It’s happened to us all at some point or another. We forgot to make our backups to external drives or on the cloud, yet we have pictures and documents on our computers that we cannot afford to lose. The same situation happens over and...Read More
Nowadays, we take our devices with us everywhere. We take them to our friend’s house, to work, to school, to the dentist, to the doctor, to food places, to drink, places---you get the point. Our devices are everywhere with us, and as a result, so...Read More
A few years ago, when your first when wireless in your home network, everything seemed to be working just fine. It was painless to connect to the internet, painless to stay connected, and painless to disconnect. Regardless of where you were in yo...Read More
Like Windows 7, Windows 8 keeps a very handy Jump list on ALL the tabs of the taskbar. By right clicking any of the icons on the taskbar from inside the Windows 8 desktop, you will be able to see a list of the most recently accessed files. While ...Read More
Protecting Your Data--- Part 2 Windows 8 makes setting up BitLocker easier than ever. This step-by-step tutorial will help you secure your data in a matter of minutes: 1. Open the Control Panel and type in BitLocker in the sear...Read More
