When we have technical problems with our devices, software, or any other complex system, troubleshooting is the process we use to find solutions. However, identifying the issue is not always a simple task. It can sometimes require patience, a lot of back and forth, trial and error, and in some cases, a workaround instead of […]
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Keeping an email system that works well and is well-organized can feel like a never-ending job. With new messages coming in all the time, it’s easy for important texts to get lost and for clutter to build up. This is where the website Cloze.com comes in. This innovative tool gives you a complete way to
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Seeing can be believing. Much of the time, troubleshooting requires seeing a process to determine the best solution. Recording your screen and what you were doing when the unexpected comes up can be the saving grace. See the video below to get set up with Loom to get recording. Join via my link here.
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The TPM is a a security device modern computers. Sometimes this device fails to communicate with the system and will cause problems. If you ever get a pop up that yours malfunctioned. Try the following steps: Shut down the computer Unplug everything from it including power Leave it off for 1 minute without power plugged
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I have written about the inefficiency of random phone calls and, indirectly, voicemail. And it is a fallacy that random calls are more human than those that are scheduled. Consider an example of interaction. You are unavailable until next week for a phone call. Suppose you call and leave a voicemail for me to call
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When operating at maximum efficiency, there is minimal time wasted. Increased morale and profitability. It’s a win-win situation. Identifying inefficiencies is the first step. List their characteristics. Determine what can be done to address the identified problem areas. Which existing systems can be merged into a single one? Which systems waste time? Is unnecessary work
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An intriguing question was recently posed to me: “What can you help a client with that they would never think to ask about?” My assistance covers a wide range of fields, not just technology. Clients can rely on me for technical advice on topics like personal finance and budgeting, as well as help with time
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Our portable devices have evolved into veritable data vaults as an outcome of our increasingly connected and digital lives. As a result, they’re easy prey for cybercriminals. Here are some tips to protect yourself and your technology. 1. Upgrade your software routinely. Keeping all of your devices up-to-date is the first line of defense against
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