Windows XP: How Much Is It Worth To You?

Apr 7, 2014

Windows XP was Microsoft’s most popular operating system ever. It’s been 12 years since its original launch and it still serves almost 38% of the world’s computers, which is more than a third. Many people, especially businesses, don’t want to upset the long and uninterrupted use of Windows XP. Unfortunately, support for Windows XP ends […]

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What is Office 2003 End of Life

Apr 4, 2014

Any person, product, or program that has worked long and hard deserves retirement. Although there is widespread discontent and disagreement, Windows XP after having a good 12 year run is being retired, along with its long time partner Office 2003. There are plenty of New Jersey computer users that still use XP, who need to […]

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Windows XP – End of Life – What this means!

Apr 3, 2014

For those of you who don’t know, the support for Windows XP will be ending on April 8th. This quickly approaching deadline will have a worldwide effect on computing. 38% of the world’s computers are still running Windows XP, and probably will until the end. If they do not upgrade, there might be dire consequences […]

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Security Risks of Using XP after April 8th

Apr 2, 2014

Windows XP used to be everyone’s favorite operating system, and for good reason too. Almost 38% of people still use it. That is astonishing. Over one-third of the worlds computers still run on the quite capable XP. New Jersey people have been quite content not to upgrade to the debacle called Windows Vista or to […]

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How to Recover Lost iPhone Data

Apr 1, 2014

There have been over 500 million iPhones sold, and it’s no wonder. iPhone has revolutionize the way we make calls, schedules, emails, spreadsheets, pictures, and more. iPhone is an all in one package that is looking to help you do whatever you do, but better and more efficiently. As you use your iPhone as a […]

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Avoiding Windows Viruses: A Small Guide

Mar 31, 2014

Viruses that affect computers aren’t that much different from viruses that affect humans. If you don’t keep your computer healthy, a virus can take it out in no time. There are many problems that can affect your computer, but a virus is one of the worst. The key to having a working New Jersey PC […]

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Cloning vs. Imaging – Different Ways to Backup Your Hard Drive

Mar 28, 2014

Backing up your hard drive is an essential part of your computer’s health. If you want to preserve your data, it is essential that it is backed up, regularly. Backups ensure that your computer has multiple copies of its files. If for any reason you delete a file, you can replace it. If your hard […]

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How IT Support Can Increase Productivity for Your Business

Mar 27, 2014

In today’s digital society it is not surprising to find that most of the small businesses have computers, and that 95% of those same businesses have each and every one of their employees using a computer. Computing power takes businesses to a new era of sales and production. Unfortunately, more computers mean more computer errors. […]

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Why Your Small Business Needs 24/7 IT Support

Mar 25, 2014

Every business has a few night owls that work late in the office. They are there trying to get just a little bit more of that project done before the deadline. They are just minding their own business, getting stuff done. But, what if they accidentally delete something, or download a virus, or leave the […]

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Windows XP Support Ends April 8, 2014: What That Means and How to Stay Protected

Mar 24, 2014

Do you know how many people still use Windows XP? Almost 38%, which is more than a third, of the world’s computers still run on Windows XP. Many people have been operating under the old New Jersey mantra: “If it’s not broken, don’t fix it.” XP has been one of Microsoft’s best operating systems. It […]

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