A major technical incident has occurred globally, causing many banks to cease operations and creating chaos from airports to supermarkets! On the afternoon of July 19th, the Daily Telegraph reported a global power outage due to an internet system crash. Initial reports indicate that this incident has caused widespread power outages in many countries including […]
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If your Windows computer is currently experiencing the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD), take heart in the fact that you aren’t alone. Windows outages are being reported across the globe, apparently caused by an issue with CrowdStrike. “CrowdStrike is aware of reports of crashes on Windows hosts related to the Falcon Sensor,” the cybersecurity company […]
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We’ve known for some time that Microsoft is dropping support for Windows 10 on Oct. 14, 2025. But on Tuesday, Microsoft announced just how much it will cost Commercial Organizations to keep getting security updates for its old operating system, first reported by The Verge. Microsoft will charge $61, per device, for the first year of security updates, […]
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Excel has so many tools that finding the right ones can often slow your workflow. Indeed, some of Excel’s most useful tools are also the most hidden, and it can sometimes take five or more clicks to perform a single action. This is why using the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) is the way forward. While […]
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Microsoft Office has long been a staple in productivity software, providing essential tools for individuals and businesses alike. With the release of Office 2021, many users are curious about the differences between Office 2019 vs Office 2021. Here’s a detailed comparison to help you understand what each version offers and decide which one is more […]
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KEY TAKEAWAYS Applying BitLocker Auto-Encryption During Windows 11 Reinstallation: Microsoft will activate a new setup process that automatically enables BitLocker encryption starting from the Windows 11 24H2 update.Impact on Windows 11 Pro and Home Users: This feature affects both Windows 11 Pro and Home users, but BitLocker encryption is only automatically applied through device manufacturers […]
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Beware of the fake Windows 11 Government Edition ISO file circulating online. This version falsely claims to be a special edition developed by Microsoft for governments, with unnecessary software and monitoring components removed, including Windows Security. In reality, this “Government Edition” is a modified version of Windows 11 Pro, incorporating elements from the outdated Windows […]
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KEY TAKEAWAYS Do you have a printed table or data set that needs to be retyped and edited? Don’t waste time copying it manually into Excel—instead, use a little-known feature in the Excel mobile app to do this in just a few minutes. Yes, you can scan data onto your computer and edit it there, but […]
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I switched to Windows 11 recently, and it has been an interesting experience. Besides from the wildly-unpopular Recall update, there are a few things already in the operating system that have made me unhappy. Upgrading to Windows 11 Was Painless I’m someone who appreciates the simplicity of a freshly installed operating system (unless it’s Linux, which gets […]
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Additionally, users are unknowingly tied to Adobe’s annual subscription plans. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have filed a lawsuit against Adobe for imposing hidden cancellation fees on users wishing to cancel their Creative Cloud subscriptions. Adobe is accused of “forcing users through a complex and difficult cancellation process […]
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