Category Archives: Software

What Happens When You Delete a File?

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Deleting a file

You may think that the file is gone for good when you delete it from your computer. However, the truth is more complicated than that. A deleted file does not really disappear immediately from your hard drive; it actually stays there until new data fills up the space it previously occupied. This process might be hard to understand for people who do not know much about how computers handle files but in this article we will discuss what happens to deleted files, how to recover them and why they might still be on your device. Continue reading →

Windows 10 EOL: What It Means for Your Business

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With Windows 10’s EOL (end of life) scheduled for October 14, 2025, it may seem like there’s plenty of time to prepare. But if you wait too long, you could end up scrambling for a solution as the deadline approaches. Continue reading →

Why Businesses Should Never Use Consumer-Grade Hardware or Software

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If you run a business, the technology you choose matters more than you might think. Yes, it is tempting to save money by purchasing consumer-grade laptops, network hardware and software, but this decision can often backfire. What works fine for home users can cause major headaches in a business setting which can then lead to security risks, unexpected downtime and thus higher overall costs in the long run. Continue reading →

What to Do When Your Business Technology Reaches End-of-Life

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Technology is the backbone of all modern businesses. From software and operating systems through to barcode scanners, printers and everything in between, we rely on these tools to keep things running smoothly. But what happens when one of these products reaches its EOL (End of Life)? If you are not sure, don’t worry as you are not alone. This article aims to explain it further for you. Continue reading →

8 Ways to Organise Your Devices for Productivity

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Our devices are a big part of our daily lives with work and also fun. But they can make us less productive. In this article, you will learn how to organise your devices and some ways to boost your productivity to get more done. Continue reading →

How to Spot Fake Download Buttons Online

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Download links

You would think that downloading software from the internet is simple. But it can sometimes feel like navigating a minefield as many websites, even legitimate ones, feature fake download buttons that are designed to trick you into downloading malware or other unwanted programs. This blog article explores how to recognise these deceptive buttons and help keep your computer safe. Continue reading →

Your Employees Are Your Biggest Security Risk!

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Balancing security and usability

Running a business in today’s environment means keeping your systems secure is a top priority. While you may invest in firewalls, antivirus software and regularly patch your systems, there is one area that is often overlooked: your employees. Continue reading →

10 Settings to Boost Your Productivity in Windows 11

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Productivity

A lot of people are now using Windows 11 (as of August 2024, Windows 11 had over 31% of the Windows market share) and since Windows 10 retires in late 2025 this will increase significantly over the next year. This blog article will go through some great tips on optimising your Windows 11 experience. Continue reading →

6 Ways to Enhance Your Email Security

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Email security

Email is a fundamental communication tool for businesses and individuals alike, thus this makes it a prime target for cybercriminals. As cyberattacks are increasing in sophistication, your email security has never been more critical. Continue reading →