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Secrets to Windows 8.1 Update 1, new apps, and Internet Explorer 11

There are a lot of changes to Windows and new applications, including some you might not know about. Here are some updates we’ve discovered.

Microsoft operating system head Terry Myerson says the Start menu is back at Windows. The Windows 8.1 Start menu is full of Live Tiles, along with the ability to find and install Microsoft’s universal Windows applications. The universal Windows apps scale across PCs, tablets, and phones, and the apps are able to run inside Windows on the traditional Windows desktop.

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Computers Are in Need of Spring Cleaning, Too.

This is the season for spring cleaning. While you’re sprucing up your house and reorganizing that garage, don’t forget about the computer in your life.

“Considering how often the average American uses their desktop computer or laptop and the costs involved with owning one, it’s a little surprising that most people neglect to keep it clean,” says Michael Young, a Colleyville computer repair expert and the owner of Computer CPR.

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Love & the Internet: How Technology Loves Us Back

Do you love technology? We do at Computer CPR. Since we just celebrated Valentines Day, let’s observe how technology loves us back by making aspects of our love lives much, much easier.

Love is in the air…and on the Internet. Laptops, phones and other devices are being used to benefit relationships on a daily basis. Once tricky tasks like deciding whether or not to give that edgy new restaurant a try with your spouse or how to obtain a potential mate’s contact info are no longer so tough. Here are a few big reasons why technology is simplyfying our love lives:

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Overworked & Overheated: The Dish on Drained Batteries

It’s one of life’s greatest mysteries – why do laptop batteries fizzle out so fast? We at Computer CPR understand the frustration associated with a fast dwindling battery, and would like to offer up some insight on the subject.

Don’t be deceived by the difference in appearance; Macs and PCs are powered by the same breed of battery.

“Lithium-based batteries are used for all sorts of configurations, and the guidelines to prolonging battery life are essentially the same for Macs and PCs,” says Michael Young, a computer repair expert in Colleyville and owner of Computer CPR.

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5 Bad Computer Habits That Will Put You on the Naughty List

December is the time of year to treat family and friends, but don’t forget about the computer in your life! Be sure to give your computer a little love, too, because proper maintenance is key to a long-lasting and well-functioning machine.

We at Computer CPR, a locally owned and trusted source of computer repair in Colleyville, are discussing five bad computer habits that will put you on our naughty list this season.

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Questions You Must Ask Before Purchasing a New Computer

Determining what sort of computer to purchase may not rank in importance with who to marry or what to name your child, but that doesn’t mean this decision isn’t a big one. Computers are quite the investment- so be sure to make a wise choice.

We at Computer CPR, a trusted provider of computer support and network administration in the Colleyville area, are offering some valuable advice to our customers. Prior to the big purchase, ask yourself and the sales associate a few key questions.

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Apple Support Experts Talk New Features of iOS7

Gone forever are the gradients and the traditional, bubbly Apple ringtone. The bright fluorescent hues and new features of iOS7 have changed the digital landscape of the iPhone, iPad and iTouch forever. The Fort Worth computer support professionals at Computer CPR discuss a few of the simplified features iOS7 supplies.

We understand that change can be a tough pill to swallow, especially since Apple’s features have, for the most part, remained stagnant since its introduction of iOS in 2007. But sometimes, change is a good thing. Here’s a few changes we think are big upgrades from iOS6.

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5 Easy Ways to Protect From Data Loss – No Technology Degree Required

In the technology world, few things are more agonizing than losing valuable documents, pictures and music files into the digital abyss. Southlake network administration and computer repair company Computer CPR does offer certified data recovery services, but encourage their clients to be proactive and take steps toward preventing data loss. That’s why they’re sharing five easy ways to avoid losing files – no technological prowess needed.

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College Kids, Take Notice! Three Easy Ways to Maximize MacBooks in Time for School

A laptop is an essential tool for the busy college student. Sadly, all computers (even Macs) begin to slow the more they are put to use. With collegians prepping to return to school to tackle lengthy essays, presentations and research papers, Computer CPR’s computer service professionals are sharing four simple ways to ensure MacBooks last long after the end of the semester – no pricey upgrades or gadgets required.

Get updated. Those pop-ups announcing the latest available upgrades may seem like an annoyance, but Mac owners should take notice. Taking the time to implement new programs through Software Update will accelerate operating speeds and bolster the computer’s defense against viruses.

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