Congratulations to Dale Hilliard, Shane Frisinger, and Bob Tombs. Each one will receive a new Sandisk USB 3.0 Flash Drive! I work a lot with videos and with clients’ machines so I have quite a few different flash drives on hand – all sorts of capacities […]
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Only 5 more sleeps to go! We recently published an article to help users get started with Windows 10, you can catch up with that article here: Understanding Windows 10 – A Guide to Help Get You Started. Now, with the Windows 10 launch less
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Roboform is currently running a promotion whereby new users can get the first year of Roboform Everywhere absolutely free. *NOTE: This deal applies to new Roboform users only! Unlimited Password Management The all new RoboForm Everywhere license gives you unlimited access to all your RoboForm
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There has been a lot written about the forced updates policy in Windows 10, and specifically automatic driver updates. Now, in what can only be described as a “you never stop learning” moment, it has come to light that recent Windows versions have always included
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After keeping us all in suspense over Windows 10’s support lifecycle, Microsoft has finally (and without fanfare) updated its Windows Lifecycle Fact Sheet to reveal that, after all the conjecture, nothing has changed at all: So, in the end, Windows 10 support remains squarely within
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Yesterday we published an article which, hopefully, provides assistance for users who are in the process of selecting an antivirus program to help protect their systems. During the course of researching for that article I happened across this awesome deal from security software specialist Avira
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I’m presenting this article in response to a recent question on the DCT forum asking which antivirus programs are best. What follows then is a guide to the best free and commercial antivirus products available. Of course, this is merely my opinion based on reputation
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With the release of its latest operating system, Microsoft is moving into a whole new era of Windows. “Windows as a service” is the term being bandied about by the company but what does that actually mean? To date, Microsoft’s announcements regarding the ‘Windows as
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Kids, what’s the matter with kids today. Why can’t they be like we were, perfect in every way… When I was young I used to hate it when older people said things such as “back in my day” and “when we were young”. Now I’m
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2 weeks and counting… Following a cursory perusal of Windows 10 I recently voiced the opinion that Microsoft has included a lot of changes merely for the sake of change – presumably to help expand the gap between Windows 8 and Windows 10. After spending
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WonderFox is currently running a giveaway for its excellent multipurpose DVD Video Converter software… expires 24th July. Backup and Convert DVD Content – Including DVDs with the Latest Encrypted Technology Convert DVD/Video to 200+ Video Formats and Portable Devices Online Video Downloader – Download Video
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Microsoft has recently made another huge collection of its publications available to download as free eBooks, topics include Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Office 2013, Office 365, SharePoint 2013, Dynamics CRM, PowerShell, Exchange Server, Lync 2013, System Center, Azure, Cloud, and SQL
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Most of you will be aware that whenever you visit a website or page where you need to input sensitive information, such as a banking site or the checkout on a shopping site, the address of the site/page should be prefixed with “https” rather than
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A little over a week ago we published a review of the very good Secure Folders freeware, you can catch up with that article here: Protect Sensitive Files with ‘Secure Folders’. Shortly thereafter one of our readers reported that the official Secure Folders site linked
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