Wait, what? When Windows 10 came out in 2015, Microsoft had told us it would be their last version of Windows. It has received (and will continue) regular updates for the last 5 years but clearly, Microsoft wants to shift away from it…
Murphy’s Law says your device will go down right after your warranty expires. Avert that disaster. This article suggests some strategies to handle that situation and keep your technology up and running even out of warranty.
Almost every week we see people who can no longer access their email. Whether the crooks use it to send spam, access your other online accounts, or hassle your contacts, it can become a huge problem if you don’t deal with it quickly!
Working from home, studying, budgeting, paying bills, even browsing dinner recipes all have a degree of urgency that mean dealing with a broken computer isn’t comfortable for long. We offer two options: remote repair or bring it in. Which is the best choice for you?
The pandemic has changed the world. More people have been pushed online in new ways, and for senior citizens, this can be particularly challenging. Even registering for a COVID-19 vaccination requires going online in many countries. Plus, online learning, some social gatherings and booking appointments have gone virtual. Don’t add to a seniors’ social distance. Here’s how we can help seniors with their technology needs.
Does it feel like your laptop constantly breaks down? You might be able to increase its lifespan. Read on to find out how long the average laptop lasts, the average lifespan of a laptop, and what causes that lifespan to fluctuate.
We often take WiFi for granted. When it works, WiFi feels like magic; when it doesn’t, it feels like the world has stalled. Are you struggling with poor speeds and coverage? Perhaps, your WiFi doesn’t reach to all of your rooms, keeps buffering, or drops completely when several people are streaming? We can help!
The laptop screen hinges are one of the most delicate parts of your laptop. We get to see a lot of broken ones. Some are just slightly loose; others are completely broken, exposing cables and rendering the laptop screen unusable without extra support. Here are some tips on how to prevent it from happening
There’s nothing like a new computer battery. You feel like you can use your machine all day and not worry about the computer suddenly dying on you in the middle of a report.
Fast forward a few years… you’re probably more prone to keeping you machine plugged in all day. The charge never last very long and you’re always paranoid you won’t be able to plug in on time once you get the low battery warning.
Getting a new laptop? Here’s what you can do with your old one if it still runs, from recycling to selling – and beyond.
