Did The Windows 10 Update Break My Computer?

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Microsoft releases two major updates for Windows 10 a year.  There is a Fall Creators update and a Spring Creators update.  When these updates come out we start to get a ton of phones calls into our office from folks that feel like the Windows 10 update broke their computer.  What does that look like exactly?  Well it can be a host of things from being stuck in those endless circles (if you’ve ever experienced this you know), a blue screen or death, or a host of very ominous error messages.

The thing that a lot of people don’t realize when these two updates come through these are major operating system updates.  They are the equivalent of upgrading from one operating system to another, the same as going from Windows 7 to Windows 10 for example.  Another thing that many people don’t realize is that you are not able to disable updates from running.  They are going to eventually run whether you want them to or not.  This is actually a good thing.  Keeping your system updated is the best thing that you can do security wise.

Windows 10 upgrades have and can wreck some serious havoc in your technical life.  We have seen start menus stop working,  anti virus issues, and boot issues to name a few.  The truth is that in the vast majority of cases a Windows 10 update issue could have been fairly easily avoided with a little computer maintenance.

For Windows 10 to load seamlessly onto your computer you need to be sure of the following:

  • All of your software and hardware drivers for your computer need to be up to date
  • All of the software that you use needs to be updated with all security patches applied
  • Your computer needs to be clean as a whistle, no viruses lurking in the background
  • Your hard drive needs to be healthy with no imminent issues
  • All the previous “mini” Windows 10 updates need to have been applied

If any of these issues exist and your Windows 10 Spring Creators update will fail and many times fail in a big way.  What should have been a simple update turns into a most costly repair of a complete Windows 10 Operating System reload.

There are a few things that you can do to try and avoid a problem in the future.

  • Bring your computer into a local, reputable computer shop for a PC Tuneup twice a year.  A good shop with do a thorough diagnostic, virus removal, security update check and will get any of the typical issues that cause Windows 10 Updates to fail resolved for you.
  • When you know that a big Windows 10 update is coming (hint that will be every fall around September and every spring around April) get your computer checked out.
  • Get on a maintenance plan with your local repair shop like Code Blue Computing.  A good shop doesn’t like to see a huge repair bill for your computer anymore than you do.  If you can get on a plan where they are proactively monitoring the health of your computer, security patches, viruses, etc.  you don’t have to bring the computer in and Windows 10 Updates will be more likely to install without a hitch.

The Windows 10 Spring Creators Update is just a reminder to take care of our computers.  They do need to be maintained periodically to perform the way they were designed to perform.

My Laptop Won’t Turn On

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It always seems to happen at the most inopportune moment.  You have a deadline to meet, you put your tunes on, get in the zone, and sit down to get some work done. Your laptop won’t turn on. Seriously?  You press the power button again… Nothing.  Your heart races, your start to sweat, start to pace around the room, maybe even utter a few choice words you wouldn’t want your kids to repeat.  It doesn’t matter at this moment if your laptop is a Dell, Acer, Asus, Lenovo, or even an Apple.

You are dead in the water.

The first thing that runs through our head when our laptop won’t turn on is that you may be headed into a big repair bill, or an even bigger bill for a new computer.  What if your motherboard is fried?  Not so fast, all may not be lost.

What To Do If Your Laptop Won’t Turn On

  • Take a deep breath
  • Grab a glass of wine. Okay.  Kidding…kind of..better grab the whole bottle
  • First of all, make sure you have tried to plug your computer in to the outlet. Sounds silly, but we have had folks bring their computer in and the battery has just run down.
  • Disconnect any equipment or peripherals you have connected to the laptop to make sure that the issue doesn’t lie there.  This means any USB device, printers, your mouse, etc.
  • Unplug your AC adapter from your computer
  • Remove the laptop battery from your laptop computer
  • Hold the power button down on your computer for 15-30 seconds
  • Plug the AC adapter back into the laptop computer without replacing the battery
  • Press the power button on your computer
  • Hopefully your laptop now powers up and you are off to the races!

If your laptop still won’t turn on it is time to call a reputable local computer repair shop in your area.   If you don’t have a repair shop that you have used in the past ask friends for recommendations, check their reviews online, check the experience level of the technicians that will be working on your computer, and make sure you use an experienced shop with an established physical location.  There are a lot of scammers that post ads, will come and pick up your equipment and never return it. Be wary!  Even though your computer feels like a paperweight at this point you precious data is still on that hard drive.

Your local computer repair shop will be able to run full diagnostics on the laptop to determine specifically why it won’t start.  If your computer is still under warranty make sure you contact the manufacturer. You will most likely have to return the computer to them to have the warranty work completed at no cost to you.  If the computer is out of warranty, your local computer repair shop can complete the repair work for you in house.

Even if you think the repair work will be too expensive it is still a good idea to take your computer into the shop.  First of all, the repair may be much less costly than your are envisioning.  Secondly, even when your laptop won’t start your data still resides on that computer.  You can have the technician pull the data off of your computer and do a secure data wipe for you to ensure that you can dispose of the computer safely if that is what you decide to do.

 

 

 

 

 

Broomfield Computer Repair Company Sponsors Broomfield FISH Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

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Broomfield FISH in conjunction with the USPS hold the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive every May.  Grocery bags were delivered to every residence in Broomfield in May.  They could fill the bags with non-perishable items and leave them out by their mail box on Saturday, May 12th.  The USPS collected those donations and brought them to Broomfield Fish on that day.  They were able to collect over 31,000 lbs of food.  Amazing!

Code Blue Computing was the bag sponsor for the event this year.  “As a family owned business we love being part of the Broomfield community and always looking for ways that we can support the amazing work they are doing at Broomfield FISH.”  In Broomfield the long tradition of Neighbors Help Neighbors lives on in the volunteers and donations that are received everyday at Broomfield FISH.

If you weren’t able to participate and still want to help they still need the following items:

  • Diapers
  • Personal Care Items
  • Cooking Oil
  • Canned Fruit
  • Juice
  • Pasta
  • Cereal

Code Blue Computing headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado provides IT Support and Computer Repair Services such as Laptop and Mac Repair, Virus Removal, Data Recovery, and Customer Computer Builds.

How To Protect Your Business from a Cyber Attack

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Most small business owners have little to no security measures in place to protect their business against a Cyber Attack.  As someone who talks with business owners every single day I will tell you most trend towards the none versus the little.

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an attack by hackers to a computer network or system

As a business owner the time where you could ignore Computer and Network Security when it comes to your business are over.  In 2017, Cyber Attacks against U.S. Businesses doubled.  Yes. Doubled. That only accounts for reported attacks most Cyber Attack incidents are not even reported.  The most important thing to know here is 93% of all attacks could be prevented with putting simple security measures in place and proper training of employees.

 

How To Protect Your Business from a Cyber Attack

Security Patches.  Patch Management is imperative for protecting your business.  Making sure every single device in your organization has an updated operating system and security patches.  Believe it or not, there are businesses with computers that have Windows XP computers in their business there are NO security patches for unsupported operating systems.  Others, simply do not have their system patches up to date.  If you have one device that is not up to date with security patches your business is at rick for a Cyber Attack.

Firewall and Passwords.  A firewall is not optional it is required. Period. With so many remote workers needing to access company files your must have a firewall to keep your network safe from hackers while allowing your remote workers in.  A firewall will limit backdoor access to your network to those looking to cause harm to your business.  Setup your organization to require strong passwords and more importantly require frequent changing of those passwords.  Also, making sure that passwords are not being reused across multiple applications.

Employee Training.  We simply cannot assume that all users within the company are savvy enough to know what to and what not to do.  This is not industry specific don’t assume because your employees are highly educated that this means they are tech savvy.  Have quarterly training with all users about not opening emails attachments and links that are suspicious, email phishing, and good cyber attack practices.  For example, in the past week we have received no less than 10 faux emails from Microsoft that look pretty legit. When we hover over the link or look at the email address it is blatantly obvious to be malicious.

Encryption.  You must encrypt data.  Period.  If your business is the victim or an attack or a mobile worker loses a laptop you can rest easy that the data is not accessible to the hackers.  There are tons of system wide, or file specific tools to encrypt your data.  If you have a business and are not encrypting data you are at risk.

Backups.  This will be the one thing that will be most indicative of whether your business will be able to recover from a Cyber Attack or close your doors.  You must have daily backups for your business. Ideally, those backups will be housed offsite.  It should be noted that an External Hard Drive that is connected to your computer or server 24/7 does not count.  Why?  Because if your network is breached a virus will deploy immediately and will go straight to that external as well.  Worst case scenario if you have a breach but have current backups your I.T. Team will be able to get you back in business quickly.

Business owners are a risk whether your organization is large or small.  The good news is that the vast majority of attacks that are happening can be easily prevented.  Hackers know that most companies have a pretty large hole in Computer and Network Security and are spending their time and energy on those vulnerabilities that already exist as opposed to brute force attacks on your network.

In this day and age managing your own computer network and security is neither a good idea or nor easily done.  Most small businesses do not have an in house I.T. Department and if they do they are many times backlogged in projects throughout the organization.  Generally, it is a good idea to utilize the service of an outsourced I.T. organization to look at your risk for a Cyber Attack.

Why?  It is good to have someone with an unbiased view audit your current network, systems, and Cyber Security policies take a look at your potential vulnerabilities and help you craft a plan.  Those organizations that actually have systems, training, and an actual plan in place are the ones that will recover from a Cyber attack.

 

My Apple Laptop Won’t Turn On

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Over the past few weeks we have had quite a few clients call into our shop in Broomfield with the issue being their Apple Laptop won’t turn on.  Apple’s are generally very high performing machines so when we start getting calls with the same issue on an Apple laptop that is definitely not the norm.

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Typically when a customer calls in indicating that their Apple Laptop won’t turn on there are a number of things that could be causing this type of issue.  First we have to drill down exactly what they mean.  Sometimes they are calling because they have a black screen and the laptop literally will not come on.  In other instances, they mean that their Apple Laptop is is stuck in a Boot Loop or the Apple startup screen.

Won’t Power Up at All

If your MacBook or Apple Computer won’t power up at all most likely the problem will end up being a dead battery, a bad AC adapter, power supply, or it can even mean you have a bad logic board.

Stuck on Startup or Apple Logo

When you turn your computer on and see is a spinning wheel this is an issue that needs your attention.  First and foremost, if you haven’t been backing up regularly you are going to want to backup all the data from the computer onto an external hard drive to ensure you don’t lose your data. Reasons for a Boot Loop can be a bad peripheral or peripheral cable.  RAM issues, a bad hard drive, or most significantly a hardware issue.

Possible Update Issue

We will always ask our customers if the issue started after an OS update.  The reason being is that periodically an operating system update can wreck havoc on your computer.  If possible, try to isolate when the problem started and if there was something that happened right before the incident such as an operating system update.

If you are having an issue with your Apple Laptop not powering up at all or being stuck in a Boot Loop bring your computer into a reputable local computer shop that has experience with these types of issues.

If you have an Apple Laptop that you are having an issues with in the Denver area you can call 720-746-9763 to make an appointment with one of our Apple Computer experts today for your MacBook Repair today!

Code Blue Computing is an I.T. Company and Computer Repair shop headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado that provides Onsite, Remote, and In-Shop Computer Support services throughout Metro Denver.

 

 

Slow Running Computer. Is Your Hard Drive Failing?

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We get a lot of computers and laptops brought into our shop in Broomfield, Colorado every day.  The #1 complaint when customers bring their computer  into our computer repair shop is “My Computer is Running Slow”.

Many times we can assume that a slow running computer automatically means a Computer Virus.  While many times this certainly is true, many times it is not.

Signs That Your Hard Drive Might Be Failing

  • The Computer is running slow or it takes a long time for open files or documents
  • Your computer keeps crashing or you are experiencing frequent blue screen of death occurrences
  • Files seem to be disappearing
  • Folder names appear to be changing
  • Hard drive is not spinning when it should be or is excessively noisy when spinning
  • When you turn the computer on it takes a really long time for it to start up

Unfortunately what most people do when these things start to occur is to shake it off, ignore it, and hope it will go away.  However, what can be a fairly inexpensive repair can turn into a very expensive data recovery on a frozen hard drive.  At the first hint of trouble call an expert.  Call an independent local computer repair shop and get your computer checked out.  If you don’t currently have a trusted advisor in this area do a Google search, look at the reviews, BBB rating, social media pages for a good one.

9 times out of 10 when you bring the computer in early you are going to be able to get the repair completed more quickly and less expensively than if you wait until the computer is not working at all.

What Else Can You do to Avoid These Problems?

  • Have routine maintenance performed on your computer performed twice a year.  If you want to extend the life of your computer this is a must do.
  • If you have a laptop make sure there is proper ventilation don’t use it on the couch or on your bed just sitting on top of the blankets.  Make sure there is proper airflow around your computer
  • Install operating system updates
  • Defrag the hard drive

We do have a concierge option for our clients as well where we are able to remotely perform maintenance and well as monitor their computers hardware.  That enables US to notify our clients when they have a computer issue not the other way around.  We will get notification when you have a hard drive issue and will have the ability to get the rectified for you before you have one minute of downtime.  Our monitoring service allows us to catch hard drive failures, fan issues, software issues, as well as computer viruses.

Code Blue Computing is a Computer Repair Shop and I.T. Support Company in Broomfield, Colorado.  Specializing in Computer Repair, Virus Removal, Data Recovery, Cabling, and Computer Support Services.

If you have questions about your computer or are interested in learning more about our concierge monitoring service give us a call at today at 720-746-9763.

 

 

 

 

Code Blue Celebrates Grand Opening of New Broomfield Location with a Fundraiser for Broomfield FISH

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Broomfield, CO – March 26, 2018 – Code Blue Computing, a locally owned Computer Repair Shop and I.T Support Company, will celebrate the Grand Opening of their new location in Broomfield at 26 Garden Center, Suite 1A, Broomfield, CO 80020 on April 14th, 2018 from 9:00 AM until 1:00 PM with a Community Open House to benefit local Non-Profit Broomfield FISH.

Code Blue Computing recently celebrated their 8th year in business, the last 6 being headquartered in Broomfield.  They recently relocated to a new larger location to better serve the Broomfield Community. The space they moved into was previously the intake office for Broomfield FISH.  To celebrate their Grand Opening, Code Blue Computing will be having fundraiser for FISH. They will donate $20 from every PC or Mac Tune-Up Service purchased during the month of April to Broomfield FISH.

Expressing her excitement about the Community Open House , Code Blue Computing’s President, Jeri Morgan stated, “We absolutely love being part of the Broomfield community.  We found it fitting that we would be moving into what had been the offices for a Non-Profit that is so near and dear to our hearts.  Giving back to our community is an important part of who we are as business owners.  My husband Bill and I both think it is important to incorporate the causes and Non-Profits that our family cares most about directly into our business.”

Jeri continued, “We had long outgrown our previous space and are excited to show off our brand new space to current clients and to Broomfield on April 14th!”  Code Blue Computing’s Community Open House is open to the public.  Anyone can stop by to learn about the shop, or grab a pastry and participate in the raffles.   

About Code Blue Computing

Founded in 2009, by Jeri and William Morgan.  The locally-owned and family-operated Code Blue Computing is Denver’s premier IT and computer support service with over 20 years of proven experience. The business offers laptop and computer repair, networking service, server maintenance, spyware and virus removal, data recovery and back up for both, business and residential customers.  Code Blue was named the 2012 Small Business of the Year by the City of Thornton and the 2014 Emerging Business of the Year by The Broomfield Chamber of Commerce.

For more information, contact: Jeri Morgan, 26 Garden Center, Suite 1A, Broomfield, CO 80021. Tel: 720-746-9763. Email: info@codebluecomputing.com. Website: www.CodeBlueComputing.com.

My Computer Is So Slow

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90% of the time when a customer brings their computer into our retail repair facility in Broomfield, Colorado the first complaint they have about their machine is “My Computer is So Slow.” We feel you.

 

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When you have a computer, a laptop, or a Mac there could be a wide array of issues that would cause that computer to run slowly.

Top Reasons Your  Computer Might be Running Slowly.

Programs running in the background.  Many times your will have programs constantly running in the background or launching at startup that don’t really need to be.

Reboot.  How long has it been since you have rebooted your computer?  There are updates coming at your computer from many applications daily.  Truth be told most of us if given the option will choose to reboot later and well just never do.  There are a lot of processes running in the background at any given moment on our computers.  Give yourself and your computer a break every so often and shut it down. If you computer is running slow go the start and turn off computer route to see if that doesn’t help to improve performance significantly.

Memory.  Our computers require a lot of memory to perform at the optimal level.  What was required when you purchased the computer may not be the same as what is required now.  If you are doing any sort of graphic intensive work at all you are going to need a minimum of 4GB RAM to be able to do that.  Many computers do not have the memory maxed out and this is one of the least expensive upgrades that will significantly improve your computers performance.

Hardware or Software Issues.  The cause of your computer running slowly could be a hard drive that is malfunctioning and is about to fail, or it could be that your computer is overheating because the CPU fan needs to be replaced, or you may be running your computer on an old version of Windows or for some reason updates on your machine are not up to date. As a lay person unless you are taking your computer in for checkups many of these types of issues simply won’t be discovered until you are at mission critical.

Insufficient Hard Drive.  There are a few things that could be happening here you may have a hard drive that simply is at capacity or not big enough for your storage needs.  If that is the case you are going to have to purge or upgrade to larger hard drive.  You may have a computer you have had for a few years, with an older processor and a standard hard drive.  What you can do here fairly inexpensively is to add a SSD (solid state drive) this is the one upgrade that we can do in our shop that will turbo charge your computer.  You will go from a start up running 3 minutes to 20-45 seconds.

Is Multi Tasking Your Middle Name?  Okay, let’s get real here.  How many programs do you really need to have open at the same time?  Are you really updating a spreadsheet, writing a Word document, updating your Quickbooks file, and editing a video at the same time?  Your head would explode if you tried to do all of those tasks at the same moment.  Periodically, when you do this between active open tabs and the ones you have minimized your computer is at max capacity.  Try shutting some programs down and see if that helps your performance issues.

How Many Browser Tabs Do You Have Open Anyway?  The more tabs that you have open the more resources it requires from your computer.  Do yourself and your computer a favor and just let some of those go and see if it doesn’t speed up performance.

Are You Dirty?  When was the last time you had that computer opened up and cleaned internally?  Here is the truth.  The fans that help keep your computer cool are also pulling dust and dirt inside your computer.   If your vents become obstructed that will cause overheating and will lower the lifespan of your computer or laptop.  You wouldn’t believe the years worth of dirt and grime that we find when we open computers up in our repair facility.  The computer should be cleaned out at least once a year.

Viruses.  The #1 reason that  customers are saying “My Computer is So Slow” is viruses.  You may have anti-virus installed on your computer or you may have an expired copy of an anti virus running on your machine.  Anti-Virus programs are much like the flu shot.  They will get 90-95% of the viruses out there but on occasion there will be some that slip through. Viruses, Malware, and Adware can be slick.  You could have a computer virus and not even know that you have one.

If One Anti Virus Program is Good Two is Better?  No.  We see this quite a bit in our shop as well.  We have people that have downloaded a few different anti virus programs on their computer.  This is never a good idea? Why?  Well, because the two programs are going to be fighting one another, each thinking the other is malicious software.  Another thing to watch out for is that some anti-virus software programs are notorious for absorbing a ridiculously high portion of your system resources.  You want to choose a program that performs well as far as catching viruses while at the same time is not significantly downgrading the performance of your machine.  In the end, do your research and choose the best anti virus for your needs and keep that choice to just one.

What Should I Do?

A computer is a piece of machinery much like your car.  To perform at its best levels a computer should have a checkup or a tuneup 1-2 times per year.  Find a reputable, local computer repair shop that you trust.  Make sure that they perform all repair work right there, in shop.  Let them help your get the best performance possible out of your computer.  Many shops even have maintenance plans where they are able to monitor your computers performance year round and will notify YOU of an issue, not the other way around for a nominal fee.

If you are in the Denver area and looking for a Trustworthy Computer Repair Shop or Professional Computer Support for your business you can give us a call at 720-746-9763!

Why Having a Gmail Email Address for Your Business Is a Bad Idea

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We do a lot of Networking in and around Denver where our business is located.  I have to tell you I am still shocked when I get a business card from someone and see @gmail.com for their email address.  Not to mention the periodic @yahoo.com, or the Unicorn @aol.com free email applications.

 

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Why Having a Gmail Email Address for Your Business is a Bad Idea.

You don’t look professional, you just don’t.  In this day and age it is very easy to get an email address with your domain address.  If you are a gmail fan good for you.  Use it all you want; just do not have it as your email address. When I see this I automatically think this business is not real or this person doesn’t take their business seriously.

Online Security.  As business owners we are always leaving our business cards around town, bulletin boards, coffee shops, etc.  It is very easy for someone to create a very similar email address to yours and potentially attempt fraudulent activity.  Additionally, free email accounts are periodically hacked or simply shut down by the service for no reason.  As a business owner, you cannot afford to be unable to access your emails.

Data Breaches.  In 2016 we found that Yahoo had roughly half a billion users data compromised in one of the largest Cyber Attacks ever.  The truth is these big companies are constantly under siege.  There is no way to no way to see or know where your data is being stored, and the security of those networks, etc.

HIPAA. This is important.  Are you in any way, shape, or form in the medical industry?  You cannot, I repeat cannot send emails to your clients that are not encrypted.  A free email provider cannot provide this.  We see this one day in and day out.  If you are in this industry, this is of the utmost important to rectify immediately.  Therapists, Chiropractors, Doctors, Dentists, Physical Therapists, etc. this rule applies to you.

What does a business grade email look like?

Hosted exchange with Office 365 changed everything for business owners.  This is an extremely economical solution that gives you a whole suite of power business applications.

Encrypted Email.  If you are in the medical or financial industries you are able to get the encrypted email feature that your industry requires.

Calendar, Contact, and Email Syncing among all Devices.  This one is huge.  If you have free email you are trying to accomplish this through POP3 it probably isn’t going well.  The power of syncing with hosted exchange will amaze you.

Calendar Sharing.  You have the ability to share your calendar with co-workers and teammates allowing for maximum efficiency and collaboration.

More Efficient Search Feature.  If you have ever tried to find an email you have experienced one of the biggest downfall of non business class email solutions.  The search feature with Microsoft Hosted Exchange is powerful and you will become spoiled quickly with this feature alone.

Disaster Recovery.  You have the power of Microsoft behind you.  They are up 99.99% of the time, have built in the strongest security and backup solutions as well as including Spam Filtering, Virus Removal, and email continuity services.

If you are using a free email service for your business the first step is to get to work on rectifying that situation for your business.  Microsoft Office 365 and Hosted Exchange are a no brainer for businesses ranging in size from 1 user all the way up to thousands of users.  We can easily and effectively migrate your to Hosted Exchange over a weekend with zero disruption to your business.

 

 

Should I Upgrade My Mac?

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The truth is for those of us that are Mac users our computers are most definitely an investment.  When shopping for a Mac you can definitely experience a bit of sticker shock.   Most of the calls that we receive regarding older Mac computers are that they are slow and the performance has significantly decreased.

The main question usually is “Do I Upgrade My Mac Now or Should I Replace it?” The good news is, if you have an older Mac you may not need to replace it yet.

 

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3 Things You Can Do to Increase the Performance of an Older Mac Computer

Max the Memory.  One of the lease expensive computer upgrades you can do is to add memory.  If you find that your Mac is running sluggish check the memory capacity of your system a Memory Upgrade may just do the trick!

Upgrade the Operating System.  Check to see if your computer operating system can be upgraded.  If you are on an older Operating System such as El Capitain you may want to consider upgrading to High Sierra.  High Sierra has an upgraded user interface and has some great new features that previous versions did not.  Features such as unlocking your Mac with your Apple Watch or the Universal Clipboard that allows you to cut and paste across multiple devices and our personal favorite the syncing of your desktop and documents across all your Macs.  If you work from home that document now will be accessible at work even if you had forgotten to save it in a shared folder.

Replace the Hard Drive with a Solid State Drive.  This one upgrade will be worth its weight in gold.  On average, an SSD is 100 times faster than a traditional hard drive.  Your computer will boot up in seconds as opposed to several minutes.  There will be virtually no waiting for anything that you need to do on that machine.

You can save yourself a ton of money by simply upgrading your Mac instead of completely replacing it.  Unfortunately, the newer models coming on the market appear to have the SSD soldered directly into the logic board which means you will never be able to upgrade those models.  For those of us with older Mac’s perfoming an upgrade is a viable solution to take us well into the future with a solid computer.

Mac Computers are great machines, so why wouldn’t you do everything you can to extend the life of your investment.

If you have any questions or concerns at all it is always best to take your computer to a reputable, local computer shop for their advice on whether your Mac is a good candidate for an upgrade and how best to proceed.

 

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