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Beware! Don't Fall For "Font Wasn't Found" Google Chrome Malware Scam It's a "The HoeflerText font wasn't found" malware scam.

"To help avoid malware infection, we encourage our customers to practice good computing habits online, including exercising caution when clicking on links to web pages, opening unknown files, or accepting file transfers. A user's system must already be compromised before malware can utilize code-injection techniques."

Questions? Call us! 225-330-2200

New code injection method exposes all versions of Windows to cyberattack | ZDNet To make matters worse, there is no fix.

Remember, keep an antivirus program active on your computer, ignore links embedded in strange emails and remember that Microsoft will never call you first!

Millennials Fall for More Tech Scams Than Their Grandparents Millennials are somewhat gullible when it comes to calls, e-mails or popup ads claiming to offer tech support, but delivering only scams.

If you receive a link or attachment that you are not 100% about, DONT CLICK IT! This could be the next virus you put on your network.

ALWAYS have a backup of any information that is important to you!

Need help or have questions? (225) 330-2200

CryPy ransomware encrypts your files with a unique key for each one A new strain of ransomware called CryPy has been discovered by researchers. Built in Python, the malware assigns a unique key for every file it encrypts, making it harder to have the files decrypted.

In just a couple months, Windows 10 will no longer be available for free. If you were thinking about upgrading, now is the time!

Please contact us if you have any questions (225) 330-2200

Windows 10 upgrades will cost $119 after July 29 Microsoft also says Windows 10 is now on 300 million devices.

We're Moving!

Please be aware that on May 16, our office will be relocated to 2638 South Sherwood Forest Blvd, Suite #222. If you have any questions, you will still be able to contact us at (225) 330-2200

Windows 10 upgrade prompts are getting more aggressive! In the next few months, Windows will start marking the new OS as a recommended update.


Those of you that have automatic updates on your computer beware! You may be upgraded to Windows 10 overnight without your knowledge.


If you have questions or want to ensure this does not happen to you, contact us at (225) 330-2200 or come by our shop located in the Goodwood Village Shopping Center near the corner of Jefferson and Government.

Microsoft Updates “Get Windows 10” Prompts, No Longer Offers Reject Option Upgrade now or start the download and upgrade later

Amazon is rumored to have a password leak.

Remember to change your passwords regularly!

Amazon suffers potential password leak, unknown number of accounts affected The Black Friday 2015 shopping season is upon us and Amazon's big Black Friday sale is in full swing, but some Amazon customers have received an unwelcome gift over the past few days: News that the...

Microsoft will no longer be supporting IE8, IE9, and IE10 after January 12th, 2016.

Need help upgrading? Give us a call! (225) 330-2200

Internet Explorer End of Support end-of-xp-support

Come join us for White Light Night Friday night from 6:00p - 10:00p. We will be serving free wine in the back!

Here is a small taste of what our artist has in store!