Impress Computers maintains and services computers and networks for small businesses in the Houston/Katy area.
Texas is getting to go back to business - be careful of scammers
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) April 29, 2020
As everyone gears up to head back to work, there are still some things to be wary of.
There are now up to 18 million phishing and malware related emails being sent out daily https://t.co/1ATV990EVm
Hackers have been coming up with a host of devious ways to use your natural fears in order to infect your Windows PC with malware and ransomware. We recommend following these simple steps to protect yourself.... https://t.co/s2e44CxuFv
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) April 8, 2020
As most of you are aware by now .Judge Lina Hidalgo issued a "Stay Home-Work Safe" Order this morning.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) March 24, 2020
Impress Computers is classified as an essential business under the heading Communications and Information Technology. https://t.co/ksY17YKyeN
Our doors are still open and we have technicians working from the store as well as our remote support techs who can assist with any issues that you may have working from home and remoting in to the office. https://t.co/DnIOszxKRM
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) March 20, 2020
The past few weeks have certainly been crazy as everyone come to grips with how to handle the Corona Virus. From food shortages to school closures, event cancellations and having to work from home it has been a stressful time for people.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) March 19, 2020
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It's time to be prepared and plan to work from home, should the Corona Virus continue to spread.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) March 9, 2020
If you have setup remote access already then you should test this.
If you do not have remote access setup then this is the time to put things in place
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If your PC is running slower than normal you should have it checked out to ensure that it is not a sign of failing hardware.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) February 27, 2020
Some of the things you can do yourself is bring up your Task Manager by pressing CTRL-SHIFT-ESC. https://t.co/qAv3sThn6w
