How often do you use copy and paste? Did you know that Windows can store multiple clipboard items and even sync them across devices? Clipboard history is a hidden gem that can save you time and effort. Enabling Clipboard History To access clipboard history, press Windows key + V. The first time you try this, […]
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New Year, New IT Resolutions
Why You Should Choose Solidarity IT for Your Business Backup As the New Year rolls around, many of us take the opportunity to reflect on our personal goals, committing to resolutions like exercising more, eating healthily, or learning a new skill. But what about your professional goals? Specifically, what about your IT infrastructure? This year, […]
Deep Dive – COVE Backup
Solidarity IT’s Top Recommendation for Data Protection COVE Backup is Solidarity IT’s recommended solution for keeping your vital business data safe. In this article we cover the three levels of protection COVE Backup enables, offer some insight into the functionality of the app. We also offer instructions for triggering an immediate manual backup and for […]
Need a New Computer? Get The Right One With Build-IT
With only eleven months left until Windows 10 reaches its End of Life, many users are starting to consider upgrading to a new computer. To make sure you choose the right machine, use our Build-IT service. We’ll discuss your needs and explain your options to ensure you get a computer that fits your requirements and […]
This Spooky Season, Face and Banish Your Biggest Fear
Spooky season is upon us! Of course, most people aren’t afraid of ghosts, vampires, witches, etc. But what about the fear of criminals getting their hands on your precious business data? With our backup solution, even us as your trusted backup provider can’t see the details of the contents of your files or the text […]
Windows 10 End of Life in a Year
As of this month, Windows 10 is a year away from its end-of-life date, which will be the 14th of October 2025. While that’s still some way off, it’s a good idea to start planning for it as it could otherwise creep up on you and become a major issue. Originally, Windows 10 was to […]
The Myths of Backups
I was training earlier this week, improving my knowledge of the backup procedures we use to enhance the value we offer clients who use our services. During discussions, we realised several myths are floating around out there and may be deterring people from seeking a secure backup solution. Myth #1: Microsoft backs up all my […]
Internet Explorer Vulnerability
Have you been keeping your patches up to date? The most recent Patch Tuesday fixed a security issue in MSHTML, the platform that Internet Explorer ran on. Although Internet Explorer is no longer in use, the vulnerability remains as the MSHTML platform is still used in applications today. This security issue enabled attackers to trick […]
Cats on Laps – Keyboard Alternatives
Does your cat like to be on your lap when you’re at the computer? Ours loves to keep us company as we work and while adorable, his affectionate presence does make it harder to use the keyboard. You could move the cat, but one look at his fluffy little face and soulful eyes is enough […]
Windows 24H2 Update
The latest update for Windows 11, the 24H2 update, is now available. Currently, it’s an optional update and is set to be gradually rolled out. If a user wishes, they can download and install it manually. While updates often focus on security, the 24H2 is a features update. This type of update is about making […]