It is always a good idea to review your privacy settings on any device. Most often with apps, when you download them, they always need access to something before being able to work. You would almost always grant the access to use the app properly, but there are ways to control your data and how… Continue Reading How to Tighten all your iPhone’s Privacy Settings
A great article on how to customize Windows 10 to your liking… click on the link below!
Windows users are familiar with the concept of the task manager, a program that shows everything running on your computer. The Mac version is called the activity monitor. Google’s Chrome browser has a task manager of its very own and it’s a good way to keep a handle on your tabs. If you have 30… Continue Reading Control your tabs in Chrome
When you want to quickly open a link in a new tab, look to your mouse. After placing your cursor on the link, click down on your scroll wheel. It’ll automatically open the link in a new tab.
“Microsoft Outlook lets you create electronic sticky notes that you can display either in Outlook or right on your desktop, letting you get all those real sticky notes off your desk. Here’s how to use them.”
The Chrome 54 update introduced some minor modifications to Google’s browser. Now Google Chrome automatically detects your DPI (Dots Per Inch) settings. This has scaled up Chrome’s UI so that it’s more zoomed in for some who have Windows DPI settings above 100%. This is how you can restore the browser’s UI scaling back to… Continue Reading How to fix Google Chrome Scaling in Windows 10
Without the use of third party apps, Gmail now lets you write an email and schedule a sending time. Here is how to do it; In the Gmail desktop browser, compose your email as you would regularly. Instead of clicking on send, click on the little arrow next to the send button. Click “Schedule Send”.… Continue Reading How to Schedule Sending an Email in Gmail
Good Morning, Please note that Windows Server 2008 is nearing its End Of Service Life! Customers still running Windows Server 2008 after end of support will face a number of challenges: increased threat of cybercrime, loss of support for popular applications, rising costs and limited options for Cloud computing. What does End of Life mean? Almost all… Continue Reading Windows Server 2008 – End of Life
The desktop of every version of Microsoft Windows has included a “My Computer” icon. Windows 10 still has it, but they now call it “This PC”. If you don’t see the icon on your desktop, here is how to restore it; 1 – Right-click on an empty area of the Desktop, then select Personalize from the drop-down menu. 2 –… Continue Reading How to Restore the “This PC” Icon in Windows 10
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