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Today's post was written by Jacob Guttman, IT Manager, Menchies It's hard to believe it when you look at our rapid growth, but Menchies is still a very young company. We were founded in 2007 with a single store in Valley Village, California. Now, we have more than 300 franchise locations around the world. Maintaining connections between Menchies headquarters, the franchise community, and our guests is critical to our success. In the past, we used hosted services for email, collaboration, and document management. And we used a separate, Java-based application for instant messaging. One of the most persistent challenges I faced was trying to support our company's growth with a set of applications that weren't tightly linked together and that didn't fit the day-to-day work needs of our employees. An increasing number of our employees want to be able to access email and other applications on a range of different devices, including their smartphone or tablet. Ultimately, they want to be able to connect with colleagues and seamlessly move information between applications without having to think much about the underlying technology. When we started looking at moving to a new productivity and collaboration solution, the major factors influencing our decision were ease of use, anywhere access, simplified administration, and cost-effective scalability. As we took a closer look at Microsoft Office 365, it was the obvious choice. And, with help from our partner Cal Net Technology Group, we were able to make the switch to Office 365 quickly and easily. With Office 365, we get online access to all of the capabilities we need-email, calendaring, document management, and unified communications-all rolled into one solution. And it automatically works together with the Microsoft Office tools that our employees use every day. One great example of how Office 365 supports the business needs of Menchies and fits the way our people like to work is through our use of Micro

Having trouble getting your printer to show up on the network? If yes, you're on the right page. While printers are incredibly useful tools, they can be incredibly frustrating to troubleshoot when they don't work properly. Thankfully, you can take a few simple steps to fix this issue. So, why wait? Let's get started!

Every Windows users understand how the start-up problems with previous version of the Windows operating system occurred pretty regularly and Microsoft has always provided us with special tools forfixing those problems. For example, in Windows XP we had System Restore,...

Samsung is undoubtedly a top-rated Television maker on earth, but if you are looking for high-end, high-priced televisions that wrap up the most fame, and revenue, Samsung is on its way. To war LG's OLED TVs, which provide the best display quality we have ever tried at increasingly reasonable prices, Samsung creates its A game title by using Q.

Californian start-up Mayfield Robotics unveiled an intelligent personal buddy called Kuri at the CES 2017 trade show in Las Vegas.

Is your Epson TM Serial Printer slowing down while you print any text document? Well, slow printing is not an unusual problem for many printers; they start to run slowly or can get clogged up over time. Just like other hardware and electronic equipment's, printers also require regular maintenance, so before selling a slow Epson TM printer, run the printer utilities and go through a few maintenance instructions to try to identify and alleviate issues your printer are having.

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"If you've been scratching your head wondering what these different Android foodstuff names are all about, then wonder no more as we've got all the info right here. For those who're unaware, Android is an operating system for mobile phones and tablets made by those clever chaps at Google. The tasty nicknames relate to the different versions of the OS, with each new version beginning with the next letter of the alphabet starting from 'C' for Cupcake up to 'I' for Ice Cream Sandwich (there was a couple of versions before that, but they didn't have nearly as interesting names and were called Android 1.0 and 1.1)."

"We love a bit of patriotism here at Phones 4u, especially when it comes to police forces and fancy tablet computers. (It's cropped up before, honest…)"

Did you want to know what is happening or running or starting at boot up on your windows 7 system?

At the end of November last year, Spanish Start-up Company and producer of Smartphone, GeeksPhone, teased the upcoming release of their new product, named the Revolution. According to the reports, the electronic gadget would operate both Android and Firefox OS. The price of this product has not revealed yet.

Prior to the release of Windows 8.1, it was rumored that the coming attraction will be having a pre-installed updated version of DirectX utility. Later on, Microsoft confirmed this development and announced DirectX 11.2 to be accompanied with the new Windows 8.1. From there on, the anticipations started building up.

"BOOTMGR not found" is an error message which is displayed during system booting process if the BOOTMGR fails to load, thus preventing the system to start-up. There are a number of reasons that contribute to such an error, with the most common ones being listed below:

Copy the bootmgr file from another computer and boot it from pen drive.