High temperatures are bad for computers. Some common-sense tips to help your PC out this summer could extend its life and save you some repair bills. First is to make sure your PC is in a cool space. Next to the water heater or clothes dryer may not be the best place. Make sure there […]
Are you currently or have you in the past had any issues with your Outlook application constantly asking for your email password and you are unable to receive any incoming messages even after you go into your account and update the password? If this is the case, most email hosts now a days that are […]
First off, what does LHR stand for? It stands for: Low Hash Rate, and hash rate is a measure of the processing power of the video card specifically related to the cryptocurrency network. So why would you want a LHR video card? Well if you’ve been paying any sort of attention to the current market […]
Password managers are often recommended by security minded users and IT professionals because they make it easy for people to store long, complex passwords that are unique to hundreds or even thousands of accounts. Without use of a password manager, many people resort to weak passwords that are reused for multiple accounts. This is an […]
Well, it’s spring time and everybody’s AC filters are filling up with dust and pollen. The same is happening with your computer. Dust and pollen get collected in your PC or Mac while it is running. This can cause bad air-flow resulting in slowed performance and even overheating. It is recommended that you clean out […]
Microsoft has released a preview of the fixes in the Windows 10 20H2 update coming in next month’s Patch Tuesday, as well as a fix for a printer glitch affecting the soon-to-be-released Windows 10 21H1 feature update. As usual, Microsoft is releasing a preview of the bug fixes that will roll out in the non-optional […]
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