In this article, we are assuming that you have connected your printer to either the wireless network or wired network. Most new wireless printers allow you to do this on the on-screen display of the printer, but some older wireless printers require you to connect the printer directly to a computer first, configure the wireless […]
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Choosing a new screen resolution used to involve locating and browsing through the Display Properties applet. Windows 7 made this far simpler, though – just right-click an empty part of the desktop, select Screen Resolution and you’ll immediately see the appropriate options.
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Specifically, on May 12, 2017 a new strain of the Ransom.CryptXXX (WannaCry) strain of ransomware began spreading widely impacting a large number of organizations, particularly in Europe. You should be extremely suspicious of all e-mails you receive, particularly those that ask the recipient to open attached documents or click on Web links. If you have […]
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Adding a Printer in Windows 10
/0 Comments/in Tech tips /by Kim GrimesIn this article, we are assuming that you have connected your printer to either the wireless network or wired network. Most new wireless printers allow you to do this on the on-screen display of the printer, but some older wireless printers require you to connect the printer directly to a computer first, configure the wireless […]
Easily set screen resolution in Windows 7
/1 Comment/in Tech tips /by Kim GrimesChoosing a new screen resolution used to involve locating and browsing through the Display Properties applet. Windows 7 made this far simpler, though – just right-click an empty part of the desktop, select Screen Resolution and you’ll immediately see the appropriate options.
WannaCry Ransomware – How to protect yourself
/0 Comments/in Security /by Kim GrimesSpecifically, on May 12, 2017 a new strain of the Ransom.CryptXXX (WannaCry) strain of ransomware began spreading widely impacting a large number of organizations, particularly in Europe. You should be extremely suspicious of all e-mails you receive, particularly those that ask the recipient to open attached documents or click on Web links. If you have […]