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Today we will discuss how to avoid the Microsoft Defender scam. Email and pop-up scams are becoming more and more regular as the reach of the internet grows. Staying aware and knowledgeable is your greatest weapon against these scams. Various scams exist, and scammers are clever and use real-feeling pop-ups and emails to get your information and scam you. One of these more popular scams is the Windows Defender scam, which is what we will help you understand today.

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Setting up a printer properly is critical to ensure the printer works the way it should. There are several factors to consider when setting a printer up, such as hardware, software, and network settings. It’s fairly common to have printers that are not set up correctly. We have some tips to help.

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Deciding what kind of cooling system will work the best for your PC can sometimes be daunting. There are three main cooling times: heat sinks, fans, and liquid cooling. We will discuss the significant differences and how they apply to computers.

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Today we will be discussing video cables functions and more. Choosing the correct display cables can be intimidating because of how many choices there are. Modern computers will provide a few different options for video, depending on how new the parts are on your computer. Knowing the difference between these plugs can save you time and hassle.

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Printer: quick fixes. Diagnosing printer issues can be a hassle. We will discuss some quick tips to help you fix or figure out the problem.

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RAM, Random Access Memory, is what your computer uses to process tasks. If your Hard Drive is your computer’s long-term memory, then RAM is your computer’s short-term memory. RAM is what your computer uses when you have multiple applications open or if you are working on a data-heavy application. Let us discuss how much you will need.

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A standardized cable plugs into any computer or device USB, Universal Serial Bus, or port. Handling data transfer is the most common use of these cables. Data transfer cables have many uses and can even power devices! We’ll go over some of the different types and their benefits.

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A (UPS) Battery Backup is a solid investment for any computer owner. (UPS), Uninterruptible Power Supply allows the power going into the machine to flow clean energy constantly. Even if there is a power outage or a spike, the flow will stay at a constant level for your computer and allow it to perform uninterrupted.

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USB, 2.0, and 3.0 technology has advanced quite a bit over the past ten years. 2.0 is the generalized USB technology most people are used to seeing—the standard 2.0 has the white box inside the connector head. 3.0 is the upgraded model and is quickly becoming the new standard because it is much more efficient than its predecessor. Easily identified, USB 3.0 has the blue box in the connector head.

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HDD Vs. SSD? As technology continues to advance, this question will stay relevant. The answer will entirely depend on precisely what you are using your computer for and how you would like the computer to perform the task. We will discuss the most significant differences between HDD Vs. SSD.

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