We often get asked, “Can you tell if a laptop has water damage?” Yes, there will be signs of corrosion when we take the laptop apart. Unfortunately, water damage almost always renders computers unusable but sometimes there is hope…

How can malware get past anti-malware programs and infect your PC? Sometimes even the best software can’t protect you. Even with up-to-date anti-malware tools, you can still fall victim to malware. Let’s define some terms and then talk about how to stay safe.

Nowadays, almost everyone has a laptop, whether for work or pleasure. While these devices are incredibly useful, they degrade with time, and eventually, the day comes when we need to upgrade our beloved laptops. But when, exactly, should you do this? How often should you be upgrading your laptop?

At least half of our customers don’t do backups – making copies of the most important files. Don’t overlook backing up as part of your security. When the worst happens, it’s your backup that will save you.

Most people tend to use their computers for 5 to 10 years and then replace them with newer models. Here is what you should do with your old computer before you throw it away, repurpose or recycle it

Every time we buy a new computer, we end up doing more with it. Many of us only use our computers for basic tasks, such as web browsing and checking emails. However, computers are capable of much more and thus, our demands keep growing

“I tried to check my email accounts while travelling. I couldn’t log in. Why?” It can happen, but you can prepare. Let’s talk about what you can do to protect your identity while still making it convenient to log in to your accounts while travelling.

Or, a better question, what will NOT happen? Windows 10 is going out of support in October 2025. That’s more than two years from now. It won’t just stop working suddenly, but there are important issues to consider, especially if you are thinking of replacing or upgrading your computer.