March 6, 2018 1:22 pm
Published by Maria Field
Is your pc or laptop running slow, are you getting pop-ups that shouldn’t be there. We can offer you a free no obligation pc or laptop health check to let you know if you have any problems with your machine. Once the problems have been identified we will give you a quote to fix the problems we have found, which can range from a simple clean up and removal of the pop-ups to an intensive clean up if viruses have been found. In this process we will put your system back to how it was originally intended to operate running smoothly and efficiently. If you would like to book this free service please contact us at info@acomputerfield.co.uk or call 01727...
October 25, 2016 9:33 am
Published by Innermedia Ltd
Viruses are one of the main things that we deal with – either removing them from infected computers, or preventing them in the first place. If you’re not a specialist or heavy tech user, it sometimes it can be difficult to identify a virus. That’s why we’ve put together a short guide on what to look for if you think there’s something wrong with your computer. Alternatively, just give us a call and we can scan your machine and find out whether you have a virus or if there is something else causing issues with your computer. What to Look For You may have seen ransomware or other virus types on films, but there are many types of virus. Some...
August 25, 2016 9:33 am
Published by Innermedia Ltd
Scam emails are so common that practically everybody has received them – the consequences of falling for these scams can be dire and cost you the contents of your bank account or even more. Fortunately, there are a few simple ways that you can check whether the email you receive is a scam. It’s important to check these even if the email looks genuine, as scammers are becoming more skilled faking legitimate emails and gaining the information they’re looking for. Your Email Checklist When you receive an email, be sure to look at: Spelling and grammar – most scam emails are easily identifiable from the poor spelling and grammar. Who it’s from – check both the name and the email...
