Perry Mitchell of Perry’s Computer Repair in Ocean View, Delaware is a Certified Microsoft Professional, and as such, writes many articles surrounding how to tweak and repair various versions of Microsoft Windows. Microsoft Windows 10 tips and more.
Most of the repairs I get involved with are repairing Windows 10. Here are some common repairs involving updating Windows 10. While these repairs are relatively simple, call Perry’s Computer Repair if your computer skills are not up to snuff.
What happened to Windows 12? December 2019 came and went and Windows 12 did not appear as it was rumored.
Have you downloaded the May update for Windows 10? It is fantastic and awesome! Windows 10 is now much faster and better. The desktop is a lighter shade of blue that should have been created in the beginning.
Just when you thought that Windows 10 was good for you, the latest Windows update deleted your files. Now Microsoft is delaying its October update until November. Microsoft had to stop its Windows update because it was deleting some computer files.
While Windows 10 is the best yet of the Microsoft Windows operating systems, it still has some problems such as automatic updates, start menu issues, slow menu start, and troubleshooting. Below are some issues that you may be able to fix yourself. If not, be sure to contact us for an appointment so that we run the fixes for you.
Windows Vista will die on April 11, 2017, well not actually a death but still the same for you. What this means is that Microsoft will stop supporting it. This means that Microsoft will no longer offer no-charge incident support, warranty claims and design fixes for the operating system. More importantly, security updates will end.
It never ceases to amaze me how malware can get into your computer. The other day I was downloading Google Chrome for a customer from a malicious website. I was in a hurry and did not check the website URL. Before I knew it, I had downloaded 75 malware programs and viruses in a few seconds. I then spent the next 15 minutes removing them. It seems that hackers are using malware to take over the cyber world. 8 million new variants per month are infecting computers. That’s right, malware does mutate to catch your computer and anti-virus protection off guard.
Microsoft has announced that the next version of its operating system, Windows 10, is in development and available for preview and to be released soon.
But what happened to Windows 9?
Microsoft doesn’t really answer the question well. Tony Prophet, Microsoft Windows marketing boss says, “It came and it went.” To be honest, skipping around seems to be something Microsoft does. If you remember, there was Microsoft Vista and following that version was Microsoft 7 and then 8. Another point of view for skipping version 9 has been said that it is considered an unlucky number in Japan where Microsoft has a large presence. For whatever true reason Microsoft skipped version 9, I hope version 10 will live up to what Microsoft is selling.