We started running Windows 11 on one of our computers, and it works just as we expected – except for one big thing: It doesn’t work with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser. IE has become dead to Microsoft since it introduced the Edge browser,
Continue reading(Don’t) DIY Project to Make Your Computer Compatible for Windows 11
Many computers that give useful service are not compatible with an upgrade to Windows 11. And as we know from seeing ships at anchor on TV news reports, your new computer – if it exists at all –
Continue readingTis the Season to be Wary
Hanukkah is some six weeks away, and Christmas is some two months away – but product shortages and rising prices already have put many people deep into their holiday shopping season. So, as you search for . . .
Continue readingGrit Your Teeth and Answer the Phone
We’re as tired as anyone of phone calls to extend our car warranties or to pay our back taxes before the FBI knocks on our door, but sometimes you need to answer the phone. Spam calls are more than nuisances . . .
Continue readingWill You Switch to Windows 11?
We remain skeptical about what advantages you’ll gain from switching to Windows 11, but we now know the minimum specs Microsoft will require for you to upgrade.
Continue readingWhat Do I Get for an Extra $240 for a Keyboard?
You can buy a keyboard for $10…or $55…or even $250. Why such a difference in price for something you just use to input data?
Continue readingStream Video or Keep the Cable Box?
Are cable TV carriers joining the streaming revolution? Yeah…sort of.
Continue readingPrescription for the Doctor’s Office
What’s up, doc? We know you want to make sure we show up for our appointments and procedures, but we also know you can do a better job of reminding us.
Continue readingSearches, Politics and The Scales of Justice
What do online searches have in common with politics and the scales of justice? Somebody is usually trying to tip the balance for economic gain.
Continue readingPrivacy vs. Privilege
So, you want to block ads and pop-ups? That’s fine – because we’ve identified ads and pop-ups as gateways for hackers to penetrate your systems and networks. But even the safe ads and pop-ups can be annoying and an intrusion on your privacy.
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