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With Microsoft 365, it seems common sense has finally prevailed, giving businesses the changes they actually want. It’s still Microsoft, and your staff will still know exactly how to work it, but they’ll get so much more done. 1. The whole Mac/Windows drama is over Microsoft 365 brings with it […]
You’re not alone! Most people use the same password everywhere – home, work, Gmail, Facebook… even for banking. Considering how many passwords we’re expected to remember and use on a daily basis, password exhaustion is a very real thing. It’s no wonder that when yet another prompt for a password […]
Upgrade. Always upgrade. It’s a persistent mantra for technology. And, after all, what homeowner doesn’t want to have the latest-and-greatest tech available? Still, you may want to wait to upgrade to Windows 11 if you have the Microsoft operating system (OS) in your home. Look at it this way, when […]
Ransomware headlines focus on interrupting hospital services or downtime at several major brands. But the ransomware can just as easily infect your home computer.When you’re a victim of ransomware, you aren’t able to do anything on your computer. Cybercriminals encrypt your files and demand you pay a ransom to unlock […]
Three Ways to Backup Your Data Device users previously opted to back up their files as a means to prepare for restoration in the event their hard drive crashed. Now, users are facing a different threat – ransomware. If a device becomes corrupted by this form of malware, the only […]
When Is Office 2010 End of Life? Microsoft will end support for Microsoft Office 2010 in October 2020, meaning it will discontinue all support, including paid support as well as all updates, including security updates. However, between now and then the software is in an in-between phase in which Microsoft […]