by Chad Elliott | May 12, 2020 | Microsoft, Smartphones, Windows
In recent times, many companies in America are using remote options due to the pandemic – even with the reopening of states. This is not only because of COVID-19, but many companies are hiring contracted employees who operate on their phones and mobile devices...
by Chad Elliott | May 8, 2020 | Windows, Covid-19
There’s a new build of Windows out there, and for now, this update patch KB4550945 is meant to help solve all of the problems that users have been having after they’ve installed the KB4549951 Windows Update. Of course, there were problems with this update as well...
by Chad Elliott | Apr 21, 2020 | Security, Windows
After the NSA warning about a vulnerability in Windows, we need to tell you a few things. Attackers could potentially deliver malware, spyware remotely, or even steal pertinent data from Windows Server systems. Here are a few things that every company needs to be...
by Chad Elliott | Apr 7, 2020 | Security, Windows
Ah, Windows Defender, now known as Microsoft Security. Windows Defender has been one of the most proficiently talked about antivirus software programs since it came out in 2006’s Windows XP operating system. From missed viruses to thousands of falsely reported...
by Chad Elliott | Mar 5, 2020 | Windows
Let’s take a look at a little history lesson before we get into the Windows 1909 update. Way back when we received the Windows 1903 update that was flagged and haunted with numerous bugs (that have supposedly been fixed since then). Many bugs included: breaking...
by Chad Elliott | Feb 13, 2020 | Windows, Updates
This year, Microsoft has been a bit brash with its Windows Updates. They have been forcing them upon users and making it, so it’s almost impossible to NOT update your computer with the latest “patches,” additions, and supposed “security...
