Email can be time sucker, you check it up to 36 times an hour. You also tend to think email is important but many times it really isn’t. Emails like Facebook notifications, friends, Pintrest, Twitter,…
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It’s that time of year again and if you live in coastal regions you need to give thought to protecting business assets from hurricane damage. At the time we write this Hurricane Florence is bearing…
How do you know if you have a good password? Hopefully you’re not still using your birth date, or phone number, or the name of your dog, or anything that directly relates to you. But…
Office 365 users are being notified that Outlook is now adding events to calendar automatically. I think my main objection with this is that my emails are being reviewed for content, plus I like to…
Outlook 2016 is sending corrupt attachments that cannot be opened on the receiving end. The original file was confirmed to be fine and could be opened on the sending computer. Once it was attached to…
One of our customers was experiencing iPhone WiFi connection drops intermittently and frequently. It affected both their iPhone and iPad, both updated and running the latest version of Apple software. Here’s what we did.
Today I received the following email saying; “Your mailbox is almost full”. It certainly got my attention, I do receive a lot of emails. Beware, however, this is a spam/phishing email. You DO NOT want…
In a strange throwback to the past, a new bug has been found that will let any website crash your computer. All they need to do is have a webpage with maybe an image with…
Discovered that some nefarious hacker is trying a brute force Remote Desktop attack to a Windows Server belonging to a customer of ours. They are working their way though various username and password combinations in…
I’ve been in the computer support business for many years, doing desktop maintenance, server maintenance, and printer maintenance. I’ve seen lots of things but I have never seen these inside a printer.