For an audio rambling on this topic, please click here. When it comes to troubleshooting, knowing the differences between different terminologies you encounter on a regular basis can be a great help. Here are a couple of basic terms. Windows Explorer / Mac OS Finder: This is the backbone to the Windows and Mac OS […]
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When comparing Centurylink to Cox, I have always recommended Cox over Centurylink, unless Fiber is available.Well folks, Fiber has rolled around in my area and the switch has been made. I’ve gotta admit, it’s pretty sweet. With Cox internet, without unlimited data we were paying well over $100/month to get 940mbps download and around 40mbps
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I’ve always been a fan of Cox over CenturyLink. The only time I tend to recommend CL is if they have fiber. 99 percent of the complaints I see with internet are not the provider, but rather using crappy in home equipment. Don’t use the ISP equipment. Ubiquiti is my choice. I see too many
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Recently there have been quite a few email scams going around that can be quite dangerous if you fall for one. If you get an email from a friend asking for something. Always verify something only they would know or verify with them offline to make sure they actually requested. A common scam is
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We all run into zip files from time to time. Don’t let them confuse you. They are simply a folder of files that the system treats as a single file. To extract them, we’re going to use 7Zip because it can open any kind of archive you my run into from any system. 0. If
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If you’re unable to pay your support bill, there are a couple options to get settled. Set up Monthly or Weekly Recurring Payments We can set up a definitive number of payments to get you settled. Let us know what you can afford monthly or weekly and we’ll get something set up for you!
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The simple answer is that they’re terrible. It’s like hiring a plumber to build your house. They try to do the job of what should be ideally 3 devices. Your modem, your router/firewall, your wifi. So what happens when they try to do this? Commonly they’re not as efficient as splitting it up. Imagine trying
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So you already have our recommended internet setup, or have had it for some time and are still having trouble. Here are the troubleshooting steps we’d be taking to determine where the problem lies. Remember, always consult with an expert like us before making tech decisions. This can save you money and time. Simple Route
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I can’t count the times I’ve seen someone give up after minimal effort. One of the most rewarding things in life is completing a task you found difficult. Tech is not likely going away, no use getting frustrated with it and giving up. There are some things you will need to learn with tech. Remember,
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This guide assumes you’re using Gmail and Foxit Reader, if you are not, the first steps may be different. If you do not have Foxit Reader, you can download here: http://ninite.com/foxit Click the file, then click download. If prompted, name the file and choose where to save it. Chrome uses the downloads folder by default.
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