Every time we buy a new computer, we end up doing more with it. Many of us only use our computers for basic tasks, such as web browsing and checking emails. However, computers are capable of much more and thus, our demands keep growing
“I tried to check my email accounts while travelling. I couldn’t log in. Why?” It can happen, but you can prepare. Let’s talk about what you can do to protect your identity while still making it convenient to log in to your accounts while travelling.
Or, a better question, what will NOT happen? Windows 10 is going out of support in October 2025. That’s more than two years from now. It won’t just stop working suddenly, but there are important issues to consider, especially if you are thinking of replacing or upgrading your computer.
Windows 10 and 11 are available in several “editions”. The most popular are Home and Pro. Cheaper laptops usually come with Windows in S Mode, which can also be easily upgraded to Windows 10 Home or Pro. Which one should you choose and why?
We keep hearing from people who consider themselves too old. They’re not. Don’t be like them. Age isn’t the limiting factor; it’s all about attitude.
Internet browser is probably the most important software on your computer. The most common ones are Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. Which one should you choose? Let’s talk about it!
Almost every day we are asked to recover people’s lost or forgotten passwords. Whether your accounts got hacked, or you simply changed and forgot the password, it’s not always a trivial task. It’s the least favorite part of our jobs as we can’t guarantee the outcome!
Buying a second-hand computer can be a great option for people with limited budgets. You can easily save 50% or more compared to a new laptop. Make sure you check these before you buy unless you are feeling lucky!
If you have pets, you’ve probably seen what happens to laptop chargers when your dog chews them! And if you don’t, you probably lost a charger or two in the past. Here is what to look for when replacing a laptop charger
Almost every week we get calls from alarmed people suspecting their computer is hacked. Somebody is spying on them and doing something nefarious. Could it be true? Yes. Is it? Very unlikely!
