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» Call us now at 1-800-388-1266Knowledgebase – Tips and Tricks
While you should never attempt to repair digital media or recover your own files, you can often prevent file damage by taking immediate action after a disaster. This part of our blog contains tips to help you avoid data loss.
We live in a technological age that allows anyone with access to a computer and the web the ability to do just about anything they can imagine. The downside to this freedom is that many people choose to use their freedom to prey upon others. That is why it is so very important to understand the mistakes we make when using the web and learn from them.
Even though your new out-of-box PC looks like it is ready to use, there are a number of steps to take before it is prepared for every day, efficient use. Have you removed all of the prepackaged programs that you don’t need? Can you set aside enough time to finish the full range of Microsoft updates? Have you backed up the system yet? These are just a few of the steps needed to prep a new PC once you get it home.
Identity theft can happen online or offline. If the credit card security of a store is compromised offline, then it could very well be compromised online as well. There are a lot of lessons consumers and companies can learn from the worst credit card breach incidents of 2013.
Following the barrage of revelations concerning governmental spying on digital networks and the high-profile data breaches of the commercial sector, the security of private data has never been more important. A simple way to guarantee the safety of your data is to use a form of encryption when storing important files. There are many options for encrypting information available today, from free public key protocols to enterprise-grade encryption systems, but one of the most effective technologies is the self-encrypting drive.
Many advanced computer users may think themselves beyond the need to learn new tips and tricks, but there will always be new techniques and styles to discover. The ultimate goal of most tips and tricks is to increase productivity and pc performance and these are no different. Just be sure to share them with your friends.
While the PC is no longer as expensive as it once was, we are still a long ways away from throwaway computers. In most cases, a PC purchase is a multi-year investment, which is extended by the level of technology included in most modern processors. With modern programs operating fine on older PCs and many services moving to the cloud, upkeep on aging systems becomes a top priority.
As consumers strive to find the most efficient ways to make the most of the hardware already installed on a PC, many come to the point where the choice of upgrading their hard drive to an SSD is in front of them. For many, the sticker shock can be a big deterrent even as the price-per-GB of quality SSDs has dropped into the sub-$0.50-per-GB range. For those users, and the consumers who have yet to discover other alternatives, there is also the option of a RAM Disk.
