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avoiding microsoft tech support scams

Avoiding microsoft tech support scams

How to protect yourself from microsoft tech support scams Tech support scams are an industry-wide issue where scammers use scare tactics to trick you into paying for unnecessary technical support services that you supposedly need.  For a while now many people have been reporting Microsoft tech support scams, phone calls from scammers pretending to be…
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reversing windows 10 quick tip

Instructions for reversing windows 10 in favor of windows 7 or 8. IF ITS BEEN LESS THAN 30 DAYS SINCE YOUR UPGRADE. Back up your important files to an external drive or flash stick before proceeding. Start menu > Settings > Update & security > Recovery  and selecting either Go back to Windows 7 or Go…
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Windows Help and Support window keeps popping up

The customer called in today complaining the Windows Help and Support window keeps popping up.  It seemed to happen the most when Outlook or Word was open.  After some troubleshooting we switched keyboards and the problem seems to go away after reboots.  The keyboard was a logitech k350.  We re-installed the keyboard and updated the setpoint…
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  • Vehicle Vulnerability Exposes Cars to Potential Hacks
    Vehicle Vulnerability Exposes Cars to Potential Hacks With cars becoming more connected to the internet, a new vehicle vulnerability has emerged that could put drivers at risk. One recent discovery highlights a serious flaw in the connected services of a popular automaker, exposing vehicles to potential hacking. Hackers could track, access, and even control vehicles… […]
  • Syncing Your Phone to a Rental Car
    The Hidden Risks of Syncing Your Phone to a Rental Car Infotainment System Renting a car often brings the convenience of syncing your phone to the rental car’s infotainment system. With just a few taps, you can play your music, use navigation apps, or make hands-free calls. However, what seems like a simple convenience could… […]
  • New Chrome Security Rules
    Google’s New Chrome Security Rules: What You Need to Know Before November 12, 2024 On November 12, 2024, Google Chrome is set to implement new security rules aimed at enhancing the safety of internet users. These updates are part of Google’s ongoing commitment to strengthening the overall web ecosystem by making it harder for websites… […]
  • Online Data Surveillance: A Growing Concern
    In today’s digital age, the internet has become an essential part of our lives. From shopping and banking to socializing and working, we leave a digital footprint with every click. Recently, federal agencies have raised concerns about the extensive surveillance of personal online data, warning citizens about how their information is being monitored, collected, and… […]
  • Wi-Fi 6: What You Need to Know
    The Future of Connectivity: What You Need to Know About Wi-Fi 6 Wi-Fi has become an essential part of daily life, connecting us to the internet for work, entertainment, and communication. As technology advances and more devices flood the market, faster and more efficient Wi-Fi is needed to handle the increasing demands. Enter Wi-Fi 6,… […]

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