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The real-life example of overcoming a ransomware attack and the importance of proactive cybersecurity measures are eye-opening. Thanks for sharing these valuable lessons and emphasizing the need for robust backups and cyber insurance.
I am not literit about computers. A Boss built Me a Desktop. Tower, dual screens, cd/movie burner and installed an abundance of memory, enough to run a company. I really need someone to tell Me that since I have a WiFi router in my living room, can I get another WiFi router for another room and plug my desktop into it. Please help.
If your computer doesn't have wifi built in, you just buy a USB wifi adapter and plug it into your computer. No need to buy another wifi router. That just creates more potential confusion.
@@JJFlores197 Thank you so much. I have had this Custom built Desktop for a couple of years. My ex boss loaded it up with everything. I really want to use it.
Did you make sure you plugged in the video cable to the correct port? If your computer has a graphics card and on-board graphics, you need to plug in to the graphics card. Otherwise, its hard to help without more details.
EXCELLENT for a beginner. Do the "pins" on the cord have to match the "ports" on the back of the computer? The blue has a different number of pins than the white cable. Clear as mud right?
I thank you a million times for this video. Only one thing bothers me. I have a green cable from my computer to my replaced monitor, but nothing shows behind my new monitor where it can be attached. What is the green cable, and where do I hook it up? Need help for an 86 yr. old who loves her computer.
If you have a newer monitor it probably doesn't support the green cable, the new one will look similar to a usb but slanting up at the top like this /___\ Just plug it in and it should be fine
I had to move my desktop to my mom's house and I keep getting an Error 651 acting like I don't have an internet connection... however my laptop and all of my other devices have the internet .. wish I knew what the problem was...
What Is the Difference Between a Surge Protector and a Power Strip? The difference between a power strip and a surge protector is that a power strip adds extra outlet space while a surge protector defends against possible voltage spikes that could damage your electronics, appliances, or equipment.
