March 2025 Public Newsletter
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March 2025 Public Newsletter
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Greetings from Computer Techs Reno! This month, we're focusing on two critical aspects of online safety: avoiding scareware scams and managing your stored passwords effectively.
Are you familiar with those alarming pop-ups claiming your device is infected? These are often scareware scams designed to trick you. Learn how to identify and safely close these deceptive messages to keep your devices secure.
Next, do you know if your browser-stored passwords are safe? Our latest guide shows you how to reveal saved passwords and check if any have been exposed in data breaches.
Lastly, we'll inform you about the latest recommendations on how and when to upgrade to Windows 11 before the October 2025 deadline.
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Malicious advertisements or links can redirect your web browser to webpage designed to look like an official warning from Microsoft or Apple. The fake warnings often have the following characteristics:..
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All major web browsers have the option to save the login and password for the websites that you visit so it’s easier to login the next time you visit a site. If you don’t already have a password system to create secure and memorable passwords, or a password manager to store your logins and other secure information...
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New information: What you need to know about
the end-of-support for Windows 10
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- Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After this date, there will be no more free updates, security patches, or technical support.
- Most users have 3 options: upgrade to Windows 11, pay to receive Windows 10 security updates into 2026, or get a new computer.
- Upgrading to Windows 11 is recommended for most users for its advanced security, improved performance, and new features.
Computer Techs can help you with the transition to Windows 11. For more information Read More
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You can also reach Mark at the mobile number
listed on his business card.
Otherwise, call our office voicemail at
775-624-6888
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