The Ideal setup for your IT Systems In this blog I will set out the ideal setup for your business IT systems. It represents current best practice for small and medium sized businesses, with an ever-increasing eye on cyber security….
The ideal setup for your IT Systems In this blog, I will set out the ideal setup for your business IT systems. It represents current best practices for small and medium-sized businesses, with an ever-increasing eye on cyber security. Initially,…
The newest edition to Windows has finally arrived, Windows 11 was released by Microsoft on 5th October 2021. You can find out more about the latest Microsoft operating system below, there are a few key points to note: There is no rush…
We made this video of a custom built PC for a client in the British Virgin Islands From Fresh Mango Technologies, visit our website for more information.
Why don’t I have Administrator Credentials?! We’re asked this question from time-to-time, and the short answer is it is standard IT policy for any professionally managed IT network. If you’re keen to understand why this is the case then read…
With remote working here-to-stay in one form or another, many businesses are questioning what kind of server solution they should have – On-premises or Cloud servers. Our guide highlights the main differences and the pros and cons of each approach….
Do you backup your data? If so, how often? Do you check it? How confident are you that you could restore your data in the event of a data loss? What would you do if you lost all your data?…
Why is leaving your pc switched on good practice today? We’re often asked if it’s best to switch your computer off every day. Our answer is ‘no’, and in this article, we set out why we recommend leaving PCs switched…
The ongoing situation with Coronavirus restrictions means many of us are still working from home. We have previously written recommendations for setting up your workstation for remote working from home, in this blog piece we will recap some of these…
I recently received three texts – two from mobile network provider EE and the third from HMRC. The texts from EE came from separate mobile numbers. Both stated that my direct debit for my mobile number was no longer working…
