Frequently asked questions

It can happen to us that suddenly, while we are working on our computer, a full blue screen with a message like ‘Windows Error… To protect your Windows computer…’ and a code at the end like 0Ax00000000 appears. In principle, this screen appears due to a failure in some component of the computer, and to prevent further issues, the system ‘crashes,’ dumps the information we were working on, and restarts The only solution in these cases is to take it to the workshop for a thorough diagnosis.

The daily use of a computer inevitably leads to the slow and gradual system slowdown, which is quite common If we add to this the failures of the hard disk, the errors of use, the installation/uninstallation of programmes, the wear of the hard disk and other parts, the only way to “delay” the entrance to a specialised workshop is to use diagnostic tools that help us to detect and solve the problems that could arise, such as “fragmentation of the hard disk”, saturation of unnecessary system files and temporary files, conflicts with new programmes and devices, accumulated rubbish from the internet and its downloads, and a long etc.

Yes, the use of these devices has multiplied exponentially given their great utility, data transfer speed and storage capacity, but it is necessary to be clear that they are not for storing data permanently or for use as a backup drive, much less for storing important files or folders.

They are used to transfer data from one computer to another and to store it for a period of time, beyond this we run the risk of losing ALL the content, as these devices are delicate and can fail at any moment no matter how careful we are.

The use of a memory of this type is very simple, connect, use and disconnect, although it is very IMPORTANT that before physically disconnecting we must “STOP THE DEVICE” down and to the right in the taskbar on an icon that has a form of green arrow (W7) or pendrive (w10/11) and whose label is “SAFELY REMOVE HARDWARE” we do a left click and then we placed in the pop-up option “SAFE EXTRACTION OF STORAGE DEVICE…. “And only when a message “IT IS SAFE TO REMOVE HARDWARE” appears will we be able to physically remove the pendrive with TOTAL security, in the event that a warning window appears such as “CANNOT STOP THE DEVICE…” it is because we have to close all the windows and/or programmes that we have open from the pendrive, if we still have the same warning window we should turn off the computer and remove the device afterwards.

Failure to follow these steps may result in the loss of all data on the device.

If there’s one key question for an internet user, it’s how to know if a website is secure?

There is a (natural, logical and substantiated) fear of what might happen if I enter my personal data on a website that I do not trust, as we are not always visiting secure websites.

We know that the internet world is vast, expansive, and beautiful, much like the plains of the savannah. But just like in this tropical landscape, there are predators lurking on the web as well Different types of scammers are out to get your money and your personal information, so be prepared and avoid unsafe sites.

Keys Points:

1. Check the exact name of the URL
2. Verify your connection with SSL certificate details
3. Make sure the URL is HTTP or HTTPS.
4. Evaluate the appearance of the website
5. Read the Privacy Policy and the section “About us”.
6. See the “Contact” section.
7. Search for other users’ opinions
8. Examine security if you are an e-commerce site
9. Pay attention to the mode of payment
10. Note the verification stamps
11. Check the legal notice
12. Utiliza el «WHOIS» para buscar al propietario del dominio
13. Check site reputation with Google Safe Browsing