Providing computer support for the elderley
Hi Guys,
For senior citizens, learning computers and basic internet skills is not only for accessing information. It is the tool now for keeping in touch with family members. I won’t even go into the health benefits that could come from nimble fingers on the keyboard, or from playing senility staving games. The list goes on. In fact, what holds true for those on the right side of the age divide is also true for senior citizens when it comes to internet and basic computer skills.
Many of the elderly tribe fear the computer, but basic computer skills are very easy to learn – more so today when everything is designed to be user-friendly and visually accessible.
However if you feel that you need further help and support we can help you with our PC technical support service we are rated on trust pilot and are UK Based
Please visit our website for further details www.it-solutions-site.co.uk/tech-support
Thanks for reading
Kind Regards
Nick (IT Solutions Site Support Team)
Your Computer is Infected, Call This Number (Scam)
Just a quick post as i received a call from a client saying that he had a message on his computer today “stating that his computer has a serious virus and then asked him to call 866-628-4936 or a UK number to remove the virus” which was a voice speaking to him!!
This is defiantly a SCAM “DO NOT CALL THE NUMBER”
If you require any help or support with this problem please don’t hesitate to contact us or visit our website Remote computer repair
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IT Solutions Site Support Team
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If you feel this is a scam or fraud you should report it too Action Fraud Report Fraud UK
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
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IT Solutions Site Support Team
TalkTalk hacked: what do i need to do?
Millions of current and former TalkTalk customers should change their passwords and check their bank or credit card accounts as soon as possible after the company’s website was hit by a “significant and sustained cyber-attack” which may have resulted in users’ banking and personal details being stolen.
TalkTalk, which has four million current broadband, home phone, TV and mobile customers, says names and addresses, account information and banking details may have been accessed by hackers.
However, it doesn’t yet know how many of its current customers are affected or how far back the issue stems for its previous users. If you’re a TalkTalk customer, and need help with your computer please contact our support team or visit our support page. http://www.it-solutions-site.co.uk/tech-support.html
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IT Solutions Support Team
Computer help for the elderly in the UK
For senior citizens, learning computers and basic internet skills is not an easy task. It is a link to keep in touch with family members. I won’t even go into the health benefits that could come from nimble fingers on the keyboard, or from playing senility staving games. The list goes on. In fact, what holds true for those on the right side of the age divide is also true for senior citizens when it comes to internet and basic computer skills.
Many of you will call your internet service provider asking for help with your computer or laptop however this can be very frustrating as most ISP’s will not offer any additional help or tech support.
Here at IT Solutions Site Ltd we offer remote technical support or please feel FREE to drop us an email regarding your problem as we are always happy to help you!
Visit our site @ Our Technical Support Page
Many Thanks For Visiting Our Site.
Heartbleed bug hits web security
Several major technology firms have urged users to change all their passwords in the wake of the Heartbleed bug security breach.
The bug was first reported on Monday after going undetected for more than 2 years.
It bypasses the OpenSSL cryptographic library, which is used online to digitally scramble sensitive information as it passes between computer servers.
It is best known as the padlock icon that appears in the corner of web browser windows to show the page you are using online is secure when data moves back and forth.
The Heartbleed bug is a flaw in this system that can give anyone access to the data behind that encryption, including passwords and credit card details, without leaving any trace.
Read more on this story at MSN UK
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