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By Josh Giesing / Information • Office • Software • Support / • • / 0 Comments

Stop Email From Going to Your Junk Folder in Outlook

 

Outlook has been the king when it comes to email clients. There have been many email clients that we have seen over the years including Thunderbird, Mail Bird, or the Windows Mail app but Outlook has always seemed to be the most user friendly and loaded with features. One of the pains we hear about is an issue related to emails going to your junk or spam folder. Below we have outlined some steps you can take to prevent those emails from being misplaced in your junk or clutter folder. Read more “Stop Email From Going to Your Junk Folder in Outlook”

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By Zac Strickland / Information / 0 Comments

5 Fresh Processors To Check Out This Holiday Season

It’s an exciting time to be a PC enthusiast. New computing and graphics processors are being developed in tandem at rates our ancestors couldn’t have foreseen. It feels like every year brings an exponential rise in the quality and power of what’s available. The International Consumer Electronics Show may have come and gone, but it brought with it a lot of tantalizing information about what’s to come throughout the year. Whether you’re planning on building your first computer or simply want to know which processors you should consider for your killer gaming rig, these are the system releases you should keep an eye out for when the holiday season rolls around.

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By Eric Moore / Information / • • / 0 Comments

Why Is Scheduling a Data Management and Breach Inspection So Important?

One of the essential assets of a company in the contemporary business environment is data. Storing, managing, and protecting such data are some of the hallmark activities of successful companies in the modern economy. Data collected and stored by the organization may include credit card records, personal information, customer preferences, and records of user activity. Such data is highly confidential, and it is imperative that organizations prevent it from falling into the wrong hands.  Innumerable organizations report data breaches, in spite of the importance of data. The large and damaging data breaches demonstrate the scale of the challenge involved in data management from Equifax, the credit bureau, to the Office of Personnel Management.

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By Bobby Niswonger / Information / • / 0 Comments

Why Is Patch Management Important for Maintaining Your Computer Systems?

Software upgrades are happening every single minute. This is an attempt to make technology more convenient, innovative and user-friendly. When these software upgrades happen, people who had installed it before need to get the version that has the newer and better features without having to uninstall the system they have in place. This is essentially what patch software is all about. Since there can be dozens of software systems upgrading themselves at a go, it is also important to have a system which manages the patch process. Here is what you need to know about patch management and why you need a patch software system.

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By Zac Strickland / Building • Gaming • Hardware • Information • Products • Technology / • • • • • • • • / 0 Comments

New Components and Your Selections

Main Event: New Components

Now that we’ve talked about what fits together, we can talk about which new components you should buy! This shopping list describes the essentials and why you’d need them, including CPU, motherboard, ram cards, video cards, the power supply, a hard drive or two, a cooler for the new components, a case to hold it all in, and maybe some extras if you need them(and if your wallet allows!). Read more “New Components and Your Selections”

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By Zac Strickland / Building • Information • Products • Support • Technology / • • • • • / 0 Comments

Form Factors: Making Sure Your Parts Are Compatible

Last time, we talked about your goals and constraints.   Now that you’ve recognized and documented your goals, there are a few more rules that come into play. Just like the ratios of ingredients going into a cake, Form Factors are an essential part of fitting your build together. These new constraints will add the next level to your current mental picture of your setup, often making it better than before. Don’t be afraid of making changes, we’re still far from done in our series! Read more “Form Factors: Making Sure Your Parts Are Compatible”