Over time, computers and laptops start to overheat due to the dust buildup around the fans.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) February 18, 2020
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Tuesday, February 18, 2020
Over time, computers and laptops start to overheat due to the dust buildup around the fans. https://t.co/eDaU7K2rrV
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Tuesday, February 4, 2020
Over time computers start running slower and slower. Sometimes all they need is a simple Tune Up, but it could also be a sign that there is a deeper underlying problem. •Hard Drives could be starting to fail •Malware could have crept into the system s https://t.co/jMiCOrCV5r
Over time computers start running slower and slower.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) February 4, 2020
Sometimes all they need is a simple Tune Up, but it could also be a sign that there is a deeper underlying problem.
•Hard Drives could be starting to fail
•Malware could have crept into the system
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Wednesday, January 29, 2020
We have seen an increase in the level of Fake Microsoft scams doing the rounds at the moment. Basically the end user is surfing the web when a screen takes over and frightens you into phoning the number that says is from Microsoft This is a Scam https://t.co/BvqzzCIW4P
We have seen an increase in the level of Fake Microsoft scams doing the rounds at the moment.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) January 29, 2020
Basically the end user is surfing the web when a screen takes over and frightens you into phoning the number that says is from Microsoft
This is a Scam
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Friday, January 17, 2020
This has been an interesting week. First Windows 7 support ended and that also coincided with a vulnerability in Windows 10 that needed to be patched. If you are still running Windows 7 then you should read this blog on the best way forward... https://t.co/Ehj7EO1kpz
This has been an interesting week. First Windows 7 support ended and that also coincided with a vulnerability in Windows 10 that needed to be patched.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) January 17, 2020
If you are still running Windows 7 then you should read this blog on the best way forward...
https://t.co/Ehj7EO1kpz
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Friday, January 10, 2020
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— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) January 10, 2020
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Tuesday, January 7, 2020
Next week will mark the end of Windows 7 support from Microsoft. What does this mean to you? •No more security updates - meaning your PC will be more vulnerable •Compatibility Issues with New Programs like Office 2019 and Quick books etc https://t.co/XD2JPRbeVy
Next week will mark the end of Windows 7 support from Microsoft.
— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) January 7, 2020
What does this mean to you?
•No more security updates - meaning your PC will be more vulnerable
•Compatibility Issues with New Programs like Office 2019 and Quick books etc
https://t.co/XD2JPRbeVy
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— impresscomputers (@Impresscomputer) January 7, 2020
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