In accordance with revised Government advice on the Coronavirus (COVID 19), we have continued to support our business and residential Clients throughout these difficult times. Whilst we support the majority of our Clients remotely, there are times when we need … Continue reading →
So, we all know that Windows 10 is now the most popular of the Microsoft operating systems, with over 60% of Windows based computers, running Windows 10. Currently there are many issues being flagged when Microsoft provides updates to Windows … Continue reading →
As a business or residential Client, you may be using Microsoft Office 365. Whilst there are several different versions of Office 365, in essence, you are leasing the software (Word, Outlook, Excel etc) from Microsoft rather than paying upfront for … Continue reading →
Encrypting data – Keeping your data safe in your business or at home is an important conversation. Encryption has become usual practice as a direct result of cybercrimes and the monetary worth of computers and devices. It is only when … Continue reading →
GDPR – should you ignore it? GDPR is the new legislation that came into force on May 25th, 2018 and has replaced the Data Protection Act. The purpose of the GDPR is to standardise data protection laws across Europe and … Continue reading →
No one wants a slow computer! Why is your machine not performing the way it should? There are so many factors that can contribute to a slow computer or laptop, and it can be so frustrating when you’re trying do … Continue reading →
This week at Q Line IT we sent out a survey to all our lovely customers asking for feedback on our performance. We received hundreds of responses from customers and the results were positive across the board. We’re proud to … Continue reading →
Since people started browsing the internet, a love / hate relationship has grown between the user and their modem / router. Whilst the bleeping sound of your modem dialling AOL has long since been forgotten, we still need a … Continue reading →
Are you STILL using Windows 7? Here’s why it might not be the best idea… Windows 7 was introduced in 2009, making it 10 years old this year. To give you an idea of just how long ago 2009 was; … Continue reading →
