Tech Tip #8: Browser Hygiene Tips
Sluggish browser? 47 tabs open? Clear the cache, trim extensions, and tame your tabs in about five minutes.
Tech Tip #7: How to Recognize a Phishing Email
Phishing emails are getting harder to spot. Here are five red flags everyone should know before they click.
Tech Tip #6: Wi-Fi Troubleshooting Basics
Slow or spotty Wi-Fi? Try these four steps before you call your internet provider. Most fixes take under 5 minutes.
Tech Tip #5: How to Free Up Storage Space Fast
Seeing “Your disk is almost full”? Four steps to clear out your drive fast, and what to do if it’s still not enough.
Tech Tip #4: Password Manager 101
Reusing passwords or keeping them on sticky notes puts every account at risk. A password manager fixes that.
Tech Tip #3: How to Set Up Automatic Backups
Hard drives fail. Laptops get stolen. Setting up automatic backups takes less than 10 minutes. Here’s how.
Tech Tip #2: Why You Should Restart Your Computer Regularly
If you just close the lid and walk away, this one’s for you. Here’s what a weekly restart actually does.
Tech Tip #1: How to Speed Up a Slow Computer
Before you buy a new computer, try these three quick fixes. Each one takes less than five minutes.
The Digital Crime Wave Is Here — Are You Protected?
There has been a radical change for the worst in the Technology World of devices and the Internet communications grid.
It’s alive!!! Not so fast.
The Gennie is now out of the lamp and never to return to it. The money the tech companies will make from AI is in the trillions. Even today people are using it rather than doing the old fashion work of researching and googling.
Starlink for Business
Computer Tamers / Geeks at Work is excited to announce we are now a Starlink for Business Dealer. Starlink has many benefits for both residential and especially businesses. Starlink’s main advantage is in rural areas lacking the benefits from a hardline internet connection, such as cable or fiber. Starlink’s other strong advantage is it can be set up for internet backup, either in a residential or business environment, even if you currently have cable or fiber internet.
