You pick up the phone and somebody says you have a serious problem with your computer. It could be just about anything but usually they say you have viruses, data corruption, or expired license for the operating system or software you use. Before you proceed, take a minute to think. Here are the red flags that you might be falling for a scam

Have you been told to stay put and work from home? Frankly, not all of us and not all jobs can be done from home but more and more people realize most of the things they do don’t require an office space and commute!

Coronavirus (COVID-19) isn’t just a growing threat to public health – it’s also a growing threat to your online security. From using scary subject lines to adopting faux official letterhead, bad actors are scrambling to use the climate of fear and disruption caused by COVID-19 to their advantage.

We’ve had an unusual number of people come to us recently and ask to upgrade their computers to Windows 10. Microsoft stopped security updates for Windows 7 two months ago but many people still use it! Of course, it still works but it’s almost like driving a car with no seat-belt. Doesn’t mean you are more likely to crash but if you do, you’d probably wish you buckled up!

Are you sick of seeing all the “breaking news” about the coronavirus? Sometimes it seems like it’s the end of the world as we know it. The biggest story in the entire world is a virus that is making its way around the planet, leaving a trail of sickness and death in its wake, while sending a much bigger shockwave of fear and uncertainty!

A single click can be the difference between having your computer working well and suffering technical issues and massive financial losses.

Microsoft is ending support for Windows 7. If you have ignored all the previous warnings, your time is up. Windows 7 will reach its end of life on January 14, 2020. This article explains what that means, why it matters, and what’s next.