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Your team's productivity and efficiency is of vital importance to you. Slow computers make it hard for them to work, which may in turn have an adverse impact on their overall business performance.

There are various methods you can employ to enhance the performance of Windows 10 or 11.

Here are a few...

Restart Your Computer

An IT support professional's favorite tip, restarting your computer can do wonders for its performance. Rebooting will clear away background processes, programs and memory data which has built up over time and is an easy way to fix common performance problems caused by long term computer use.

Manage Startup Apps on Windows 11

Windows 11 permits many programs to register as auto...

Electronic devices are indispensable in our technology-driven society, but what happens to old gadgets when they become outdated and no longer can be upgraded? Over time they tend to accumulate, taking up valuable storage space; you cannot simply throw them out as improper disposal can pose serious environmental hazards.

Electronic waste (e-waste) refers to electronic devices no longer in use or desired by their original owners, including such things as:

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E-waste contains potentially toxic materials like lead, mercury, Cadmium and brominated Flame Retardants - materials which if improperly dispo...

Have you ever purchased a computer with the intention of regretting it after some time had passed? Perhaps you didn't check its storage capacity and ran short on space. Or, perhaps memory was overlooked and caused frequent freeze-ups.

Don't take the decision to invest in a new computer lightly. Do your research and consult with an IT professional or friend before making your choice; this will help avoid costly errors that could later come back to haunt your business.

Before you invest in a new computer, here are some things to consider.

Memory Amount (RAM)

Many computer shoppers make a common miscalculation: they neglect RAM. Random access memory (RAM) is commonly referred to as "memory" on spe...

Technology is constantly progressing and evolving. Some tools that were once indispensable, like Adobe Flash or Internet Explorer, no longer serve their original purpose; newer versions replace them. If computers and networks aren't kept up-to-date with the most up-to-date technology, they could become vulnerable to attacks.

Older technology may still work on your system, but that doesn't guarantee its safety. The greatest risk associated with outdated technology lies in data breaches.

Out-of-date hardware and software are no longer eligible for important security updates, which often address newly discovered or exploited system flaws. Without security patches installed, a device becomes vulne...

One major benefit of laptop computers is their portability. You don't need to plug it in constantly since its internal battery provides sufficient power.

When you purchase your laptop, it may come with several hours of battery life. Over time however, the lifespan of your device may decrease and its performance may suffer as a result of improper maintenance or environmental elements (e.g., hot cars).

It can be discouraging to watch your laptop's battery life diminish. However, there are numerous steps you can take without needing to plug your machine in order to extend its battery life.

Reducing Display Brightness

The brighter your display, the more power it uses. Have you ever turned on autom...