Cloud Backup Solution for Home Users and Small Businesses

Apple/Macintosh / Applications / Articles / Reviews / Security / Windows 10

July 31, 2020

Cloud Backup Solution for Home Users and Small Businesses

If you save data on your computer, you’re likely to be a good candidate for requiring regular backups so that your files can be restored in case of an emergency. If you think data...

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Articles / Browsers / Privacy / Tips & Tricks

July 16, 2020

How to Change the Tab Colors in Google Chrome Incognito Mode

In 2016, I wrote an article titled Did Your Google Chrome Tabs Changed Colors in Incognito Mode After an Update? Things have changed quite a bit since then. Almost all the cool tips I...

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Articles / Internet/Web / Privacy / Security / Tips & Tricks

July 7, 2020

An Anatomy of a Suspicious Website

A friend of mine contacted me the other day and said that there is a website that has an awesome deal, but it seems just too good to be true. My friend wanted me...

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Applications / Articles / Security / Tips & Tricks / Windows 10 / Wireless/Mobile

July 3, 2020

How to Set Up an Outlook.com Account for Two-Step Verification

If you have a Microsoft account (Outlook.com, Live.com, Hotmail.com, etc.), you should consider setting up two-step verification to secure your account. Once you have secured your account, you will use two steps to authenticate...

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Articles / Tips & Tricks / Windows 10

June 2, 2020

Best Practices for Organizing Data on Your Computer

One of the most common challenges that computer users often face is data organization. I see users with cluttered desktops full of individual files, folders that are duplicated (desktop and default home directory), and...

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Articles / Bugs / Remote Connectivity / Security

April 24, 2020

How Microsoft Triages the DLL Planting Vulnerabilities

On April 21, 2020, the researchers at Cymulate, a SAS-based Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) platform provider, announced that “it has discovered a method for attackers to run malicious code via Microsoft’s Remote Desktop...

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Articles / Certification / News / Training

April 20, 2020

Free CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) Online Training for 30 Days

Are you interested in a career in Information Technology (IT)? In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, CompTIA is offering free online training for its CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) course. Whether you are interested...

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Articles / Certification / News / Training

April 13, 2020

Microsoft Waives the MCT Program Fees in Response to COVID-19

Just like the government agencies, utility companies, and most organizations, Microsoft is helping out its partners and customers in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19). Microsoft has announced that it’s waiving the annual $800 Microsoft...

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Applications / Articles / Exchange/Outlook / Microsoft Office / Office 365 / SharePoint

April 1, 2020

Microsoft Officially Changes the Office 365 Name to Microsoft 365

I have been saying for almost a decade that Microsoft will change the name Office 365 to something else, because the name makes no sense. Microsoft has announced that the name Office 365 will...

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Articles / Registry / Tips & Tricks / Windows 10

March 24, 2020

Using DWORD vs. QWORD When Adding Values to Windows Registry

When you are working with the Windows 10 registry, you may have seen instructions telling you to add a REG_DWORD (32-bit) Value. You can also add a REG_QWORD (64-bit) Value. When you add a...

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Articles / Microsoft Azure / Microsoft Teams / News / Office 365 / SharePoint / Skype/Lync

March 16, 2020

Microsoft Has a Service Continuity Plan in Place to Address the COVID-19 Outbreak

There are lots of messages that show up in Microsoft Office 365 Message Center and if you are a busy Office 365 administrator you may have missed this message from Microsoft. I am posting...

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Apple/Macintosh / Articles / News

March 9, 2020

Apple Agrees to Pay $500 Million in Settlement for Intentionally Slowing Down iPhones

Apple has settled a lawsuit in which it was accused of intentionally slowing down its customers’ older iPhones to preserve the older batteries. When the customers complained in 2017 that Apple was intentionally slowing...

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How to Backup and Restore Email Signatures in Microsoft Outlook

Cloud Backup Solution for Home Users and Small Businesses

How to Change the Tab Colors in Google Chrome Incognito Mode

An Anatomy of a Suspicious Website

How to Set Up an Outlook.com Account for Two-Step Verification

Best Practices for Organizing Data on Your Computer

How Microsoft Triages the DLL Planting Vulnerabilities

Free CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) Online Training for 30 Days

Microsoft Waives the MCT Program Fees in Response to COVID-19

Microsoft Officially Changes the Office 365 Name to Microsoft 365

Using DWORD vs. QWORD When Adding Values to Windows Registry

Microsoft Has a Service Continuity Plan in Place to Address the COVID-19 Outbreak

Apple Agrees to Pay $500 Million in Settlement for Intentionally Slowing Down iPhones

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