Ever thought of being hated by your computer? Some may think that it is a stupid kind of thing to think right? And the answer is, yes it is true. Computers don’t have a sense of hating, thank god for that or else any machine could have said “you are terminated” or like “I’ll be…
Why Your Computer Hates You
Signs You Need to Get IT Support
Are you tired of constant technology issues dragging down your business operations? Your company needs technology to survive and thrive. Navigating today’s technology can be quite a challenge, especially if you don’t have the tech support you need. As your business grows, your technology concerns will only increase. Having the IT support you need can…
The Importance of Data Security is Greater Than Ever, Are You Protected?
With the rise of remote working due to COVID-19, and as technology develops increased functionality, the requirement for a watertight data security strategy is more important than ever before. The world has transitioned to using living rooms as offices, and many companies face new challenges to protect their data and securely share confidential information online….
Worried Your Hardware Might be Failing?
Computer crashes have a habit of occurring at the most inopportune moments. You can guarantee that everything is going to fail seconds before you were due to hit the Save button. So, wouldn’t it be great if you could tell when a crash was about to happen? It turns out that you can—computer crashes are…
Is It Worth Repairing a Broken MacBook or Should You Sell It??
Whether we’re talking about the MacBook, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro, one thing’s for sure — anyone who’s used any of them long enough has experienced a problem or two, such as a cracked LCD, a bad battery, or some other hardware issue. MacBooks are expensive and generally perform better than other computers. It’s this…
Windows 11 leak reveals new UI, Start menu
The new Windows 11 user interface and Start menu look very similar to what was originally found in Windows 10X. Microsoft had been simplifying Windows for dual-screen devices, before canceling this project in favor of Windows 11. Visually, the biggest changes you’ll notice can be found along the taskbar. Microsoft has centered the app icons here,…
Soon, Windows 10 Releases Will Not Include Internet Explorer
The latest Windows Insider Preview build contains a quirky bit of history, or rather, it specifically doesn’t contain it. That most recent Windows 10 build is the first one ever to be released without the Internet Explorer web browser included in the code. Both Brandon LeBlanc and Amanda Langowski, of Microsoft, confirmed that fact…
SHOULD I COVER MY LAPTOP CAMERA?
If you’ve ever seen co-workers attend a meeting with tape, stickers, or sticky notes over their laptop cameras, you may have wondered to yourself, “Should I cover my laptop camera, too?” Well, it depends on who you ask. Continue reading as Computer Troubleshooters lays out the reasons for covering a laptop’s camera and whether or…
How to Extend Your Laptop’s Battery Life
After a few years with your laptop, you’ll probably notice its battery doesn’t last as long as it used to. It can get annoying and stressful to keep your laptop plugged in all day, and replacing your battery gets expensive when it has to be done too often. Here are a few tips to help…
20 Ways to Boost Your WiFi Signal
These days, slow WiFi is more than just frustrating. You might be working from home and need to make important Skype calls. Or maybe you just want to watch a movie on Netflix without buffering. Either way, you shouldn’t have to settle for slow WiFi. Here are several ways to boost your WiFi signal, so…
