It wasn’t always practical to have a network attached storage device in your home, but with the rate at which technology is progressing, it may soon become impractical to not have one. If you’re avoiding the idea because you’re intimidated by the idea of configuring it, don’t be.
As technology takes over more and more of our lives, the need to share files between home computers is increasing. If you find yourself using thumb drives to share files, perhaps you could benefit from a NAS device.
Outlook Web Access can be a blessing when you need to send or receive an email and you’re away from your desk, but what happens when it’s not working? Here are a few things you can try when you cannot send email using Microsoft Outlook Web Access, before contacting your I.T. department.
Over the years you’ve gathered a lot of data! Email addresses, phone numbers, mailing addresses, calendar events, etc. Our guide to syncing iPhone and Outlook will show you what synchronization is possible and how easy it is to setup!
Outlook Web Access was once just basic access to your corporate email. These days almost anything you can do within outlook can be done in Outlook Web Access. Naturally, with functionality comes options. Here’s a brief overview of the Microsoft Outlook Web Access options.
Every I.T. guy (or gal) knows the feeling of being called in the middle of the night to fix an issue. If you find yourself having to drive into the office to fix minor issues at random hours, perhaps Kaseya will make things easier.
What is your data worth to your company? If you found yourself without your data tomorrow, how much money would your company lose? Don’t want to think about it? Then you’d better have a solid backup and recovery plan!
Did you buy a BlackBerry before you found out it doesn’t sync with Exchange through the native ActiveSync the way Windows Mobile, Android, and iPhone devices do? If you have been wondering if you can sync BlackBerry to Microsoft Outlook, fear not, there is still hope for your productivity!
Skype can be a convenient answer to your telecommunication woes, but it won’t do you much good if you don’t know your way around the audio controls. Read on for some basic guidance on controlling your Skype audio settings.
Before you’re able to use Windows Server Backup for Hyper V, there are a couple of things you need to know. This article provides the information you need to start planning your backup strategy.
This article explains how to change your taskbar from transparent to opaque in Windows 7 and Windows Vista.
Does a remote user require access to their email account, and OWA is not coming up for them? Before you start digging into your server, you should find out if your firewall blocks Outlook Web Access.
When furnishing your home office, there are going to be accessories that you know you will need, and some others that are important that you may not think of initially.
This how-to article discusses ways to setup and organize your Internet Explorer 8 favorites, how to make a backup copy of these files and how to import this backup into a Firefox browser.
Ever had problems with old software or drivers? Wondered what this Windows 7 compatibility mode was all about? Read on to find out.