So a local group was having a high school reunion, and they needed just a registration form and a method to pay on the web. They were already registered at a free web site, but it was just a little too complicated, so they called Everything I.T. and we helped them get it and going. It took less than a day. No job is too big, or too small.
So if you need to get something up on the internet, just give us a call. We can definitely help you out, no matter what you need.
The “important” update today is another Windows 10 notice that came out…It’s apparently the last big push to get you to update to Windows 10 if you have not. It puts a HUGE blue notification screen on your desktop just to let you know that July 29th is the last day. The update number is kb3173040, and for some reason, they classified it as important (which forces it on to machines that have “important” updates installed automatically…not because it’s actually important.
The fact that Microsoft mis-uses their own tool to push stuff on you that is “NOT” important, should tell you to stay away from this update…but to each his own. I haven’t installed it, and I’m not missing it. I’ve worked on client’s machines that have it…and frankly, it has nothing that Windows 8.1 doesn’t have, except the ability to take control of my machine away from me. So no thanks, I’ll live without it. But you go ahead and do what you want…
For some reason the links embedded in blog posts stopped working with recent WP core update…it will be fixed soon, please bear with me.
Finally (for those who DON’T want it) the period to obtain Windows 10 for free is ending. If you don’t get it by July 29th, 2016…you will have to pay for it. After July 29th, the “Home” version will cost $119 and the “Pro” version of Windows 10 will cost $199. So if you want it, get it now. If you are afraid of stuff not working, just call Everything I.T. to do the upgrade for you. More information about the end of the giveaway is in this article: Windows 10 Giveaway Ends
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SS7 is the technology that connects phone systems around the globe. It has a flaw that will allow hackers to listen in on your phone calls, read texts, etc. Read about it here: SS7 Vulnerability on cell networks
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