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Google is transitioning Chrome's internet browser extension support from the Manifest V2 to the V3 framework.
This means users won't be able to use uBlock Origin to block ads on Google Chrome.
However, there's a new iteration of the app — uBlock Origin Lite, which is V3 … View moreGoogle is transitioning Chrome's internet browser extension support from the Manifest V2 to the V3 framework.
This means users won't be able to use uBlock Origin to block ads on Google Chrome.
However, there's a new iteration of the app — uBlock Origin Lite, which is V3 compliant but doesn't boast the original version's comprehensive ad-blocking features.
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
RAM, which stands for Random Access Memory, is a type of computer memory that is used to store data that is currently being used by the computer's operating system, applications, and processes. It is a volatile memory, meaning that its contents are lost when the computer is powered off or … View moreRAM, which stands for Random Access Memory, is a type of computer memory that is used to store data that is currently being used by the computer's operating system, applications, and processes. It is a volatile memory, meaning that its contents are lost when the computer is powered off or restarted.
RAM plays a crucial role in the overall performance of all computer types – laptop, desktop, all-in-one. When you open a program or file, the data is loaded from the storage device (such as a hard drive or solid-state drive) into the RAM for quick access by the processor. The processor can read and write data to and from the RAM much faster than it can access data from the storage device, which helps to speed up the overall operation of the computer.
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Matthew from Computer Help NZ
Are you struggling with a malfunctioning laptop that is making your daily tasks difficult? Worry no more, because Computer Help NZ is here to save the day! With over 25 years of experience in laptop repairs, we have the expertise and resources to get your laptop fixed in no time.
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Matthew from Computer Help NZ
It doesn't cost anything but it could save you a lot of hassle later.
If you don't have two-factor authentication setup on your email. You should do so as quickly as possible. It will save your bacon. If your email ever gets hacked, and it will, you will be amazing about how many … View moreIt doesn't cost anything but it could save you a lot of hassle later.
If you don't have two-factor authentication setup on your email. You should do so as quickly as possible. It will save your bacon. If your email ever gets hacked, and it will, you will be amazing about how many accounts you are locked out of if you don't have access to your email any more. Banks, TradeMe, power & phone companies all use your email as the way to prove you are who you say you are. With out TFA you are likely to get hacked one and have a mess that will take hours and days to sort out.
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
In 2012 we introduced our first membership program which gave you a free computer checkup for a single computer per sign-up fee. Today, more than 10 years on, we are proud to announce our new and completely revamped Total Home Membership program. The Total Home Membership covers your whole … View moreIn 2012 we introduced our first membership program which gave you a free computer checkup for a single computer per sign-up fee. Today, more than 10 years on, we are proud to announce our new and completely revamped Total Home Membership program. The Total Home Membership covers your whole household for computer maintenance and gives you extra support when needed, such as discounts and special offers!
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Matthew from Computer Help NZ
In today's fast-paced world, technology is constantly evolving, leading many of us to upgrade our devices regularly. However, before you toss that old laptop or desktop in the trash, consider the eco-friendly benefits of repairing it instead. Not only can repairing your computer help (pun … View moreIn today's fast-paced world, technology is constantly evolving, leading many of us to upgrade our devices regularly. However, before you toss that old laptop or desktop in the trash, consider the eco-friendly benefits of repairing it instead. Not only can repairing your computer help (pun intended) save the Earth by reducing electronic waste, but it can also save you money in the long run.
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
From 16th May, Xtra will be charging $5.95 per month to use their email service. For many, this is disappointing and a good opportunity to move email provider.
Read more below.
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
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Many of you have been asking about Windows 11 and whether it’s safe to upgrade. And in the last year or so, if you have purchased a computer, you wouldn’t have had much choice. In our opinion, now is a good time to upgrade. The major bugs have been ironed out and things are … View morewww.chnz.co.nz...
Many of you have been asking about Windows 11 and whether it’s safe to upgrade. And in the last year or so, if you have purchased a computer, you wouldn’t have had much choice. In our opinion, now is a good time to upgrade. The major bugs have been ironed out and things are running smoothly. Also, it’s getting closer to the date Windows 10 will not be supported any further (approx. 18 months away). Upgrading to Windows 11 offers a range of benefits, but it's important to be aware of a few considerations before making the switch. Let's dive in!
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Matthew from Computer Help NZ
Basic computer maintenance steps can extend a laptop’s life by several years. That’s why maintaining a computer’s hardware and software is vital – and wise!
Here are a few tips of things you can do safely yourself. If you are unsure, please call us.
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
We hate broken computers, that’s why we love fixing them! And the one thing we hate more than a broken computer coming in, is a customer thinking they’ve got a great deal from a local laptop reseller, but instead they;’ve been tricked into buying a lemon. That makes us sad.
When you invest … View moreWe hate broken computers, that’s why we love fixing them! And the one thing we hate more than a broken computer coming in, is a customer thinking they’ve got a great deal from a local laptop reseller, but instead they;’ve been tricked into buying a lemon. That makes us sad.
When you invest so much money in a laptop, you really want it to last a long time. Some of these brands aren’t necessarily cheaper, but we get so many in for repairs that feel for the pain the customer is about to have over the next few years.
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
It is vital to be more careful with your computer, especially laptops, during summer because they can overheat and get damaged. Here are 10 essential care tips to stop your computer overheating or having other issues.
Read on? Click the link below.
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
Your computer’s RAM determines how many things it can think about at the same time. If it's too little, the computer starts using a much slower method to fulfil its memory needs. You’ll notice if it has too little RAM if it gets rather slow when you have a few things open at the same time.… View moreYour computer’s RAM determines how many things it can think about at the same time. If it's too little, the computer starts using a much slower method to fulfil its memory needs. You’ll notice if it has too little RAM if it gets rather slow when you have a few things open at the same time. So...how's your RAM?
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Matthew from Computer Help NZ
Below is our very first newsletter. Boy how times have changed, technology has improved and we've grown.
Look out for mentions of Windows 98 and CD-ROMs!
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
In our fast-paced digital age, laptops have become an indispensable tool for work, entertainment, and communication. However, as laptops continue to evolve in terms of power and performance, one persistent issue haunts users worldwide: overheating. As laptops get smaller and smaller, the laws of … View moreIn our fast-paced digital age, laptops have become an indispensable tool for work, entertainment, and communication. However, as laptops continue to evolve in terms of power and performance, one persistent issue haunts users worldwide: overheating. As laptops get smaller and smaller, the laws of physics do not change and heat must be dissipated through smaller and smaller heat sinks. This silent menace not only threatens the longevity of your device but also poses potential health hazards and productivity setbacks. In this comprehensive blog, we will delve deep into the world of overheating laptops, exploring the causes, consequences, and effective solutions to keep your device running cool and efficient.
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Matthew from Computer Help NZ
The eternal competition between AMD and Intel in the world of central processing units (CPUs) continues to drive innovation and provide consumers with more choices than ever before. Both companies consistently release new generations of CPUs, each claiming superiority in various aspects. In this … View moreThe eternal competition between AMD and Intel in the world of central processing units (CPUs) continues to drive innovation and provide consumers with more choices than ever before. Both companies consistently release new generations of CPUs, each claiming superiority in various aspects. In this article, we'll explore the pros and cons of the latest offerings from AMD and Intel, shedding light on their respective strengths and weaknesses.
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