Today, our data is becoming more and more valuable with family photos or kids growing up, special vacations and events that can’t be duplicated. We take photos and video and in most cases never print or burn our videos to […]
Over the past few years I have been migrating many users from a wide variety of email providers like Comcast “Free” and Comcast Business, 1&1, Microsoft Exchange, Outlook.com, Rackspace and more to Google’s G Suite. The biggest complaint when it […]
We often come to a point while using our computers, laptops and desktops, when the hard drives get tired, sectors within the plates start to fault and the springs allowing the read/write arms to access data efficiently. The signs of […]
Since the introduction of OS X El Capitan I’ve come across some connection issues with people using Apple Mail and AOL. Configuration: OS X El Capitan Apple Mail Adding AOL email within Apple Mail using Apple’s preconfigured mail connection. One […]
I wanted to share a recent migration I performed, not using Apples Migration Assistant, but a manual migration from one profile to another on the same computer. The reason the decision was made to migrate to a new profile was […]
I have been extensively involved in Adobe’s Creative Suite for over 20 years working with Photoshop and Pagemaker and later InDesign. Today, my knowledge base has expanded to Illustrator, designing logos to full CMYK product package designs for large corporate companies. […]
We often go through our day to day not realizing the things that can go wrong in our households like fire, floods and theft. I’ve been working with a client lately evaluating all of his computer equipment including televisions, Xbox, […]
I was working with a client recently where he was having difficulty getting his Outlook 2016 to communicate with Apples iCloud services. At first I couldn’t get iCloud to repair as it kept throwing and error. I then attempted to […]
‘Tis the Season for hard drive replacements Over the past 6-8 months I have replaced a large number of hard drives in iMacs, Macbook Pros dating from 2009 through 2011. We all know traditional plate type hard drives have a life […]