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Bryley Basics: How to remove Windows 10 updates
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneAnna Darlagiannis and Gavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. The Windows 10 update can be removed from a computer with these steps: Go to Control Panel Select Program and Features Select View Installed Updates Right click on each update below and select Uninstall: KB3033583 KB2952664 KB2990214 KB3012973 KB3044374 Go to Control Panel Select Windows Update Select […]
Best practices to deploy Windows 10 across your organization
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneMicrosoft has been bombarding end-users with free-upgrade ads for Windows 10; their goal is to bury older Windows operating systems, which should reduce support requirements while enabling future capabilities. (Click here for specifications on Windows 10.) The free-upgrade process works reasonably well for individual users, particularly those with compatible applications (Microsoft Office 2016) and modern […]
Corridor-9 Data Room Cleanup – Before and After
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneWe recently teamed up with our long-term business partner, Communication Link Services Corporation of Natick, to update the data room at the Corridor-9 Chamber of Commerce. The Corridor-9 Chamber of Commerce is a business-oriented, non-profit organization servicing Westborough and local communities. Bryley Systems is a long-term member who recently began supporting their IT infrastructure. Their […]
OneNote: A hidden gem in Microsoft Office
/in Microsoft, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc., January 2016 Microsoft first introduced OneNote with Microsoft Office 2003; since then, it has gone through five iterations and has become a useful utility to record free-form ideas and collaborate with others on any device, from Windows to iOS to Android. (See Wikipedia’s write-up on OneNote.) Microsoft says that OneNote […]
Bryley Basics: Apps that send an “I’m busy” text from an Android phone
/in Mobile, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneYou can’t always be there to respond when you receive a text, but you might want to send an automated “I have received your text” message; much like an “out of office” email response. You can even setup a schedule that provides a response that switches on when your calendar shows a current meeting and […]
Data-Backup Guidelines for 2016
/in News, Newsletter, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneOur Data-Backup Guidelines for 2016 discusses backup technologies (like our Cloud-based Backup/Data Recovery™ service) and includes a helpful Backup-Rotation Calendar and a Backup-Event Log for those with on-premise backup systems.
Bryley Systems selects SOPHOS Reflexion to replace McAfee Endpoint Protection
/in News, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneAfter careful consideration and a review of competing products from ProofPoint and others, we have selected Reflexion Network’s Total Control Email Security to replace McAfee Endpoint Protection, which will end-of-life in January 2017. Reflexion Networks is a SOPHOS Company. SOPHOS is a growing, IT-security-product Company with a rich history in securing and protecting computer networks, […]
Bryley Basics: Prepare your IT equipment for power-disrupting winter storms
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneWinter storms can disable IT equipment, particularly with the possibility of power disruptions and sustained outages. The best way to prepare: Deploy UPS (Uninterruptible Power Source) devices for servers, critical network equipment (routers, firewalls, Wireless Access Points, etc.), and, as needed, high-priority PCs or workstations. If you have on-premise servers, configure them to communicate with […]
Technology in 2016 (and beyond)
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneTechnology is constantly evolving, introducing new methods that achieve more with less, while securing against negative forces like cybercriminals. So, I suggest looking at information technology in 2016 from these perspectives: What do I absolutely need to do in 2016? What is new and potentially meaningful in 2016? What technologies could become disruptive in 2016? […]
IT Roundtable on January 21st
/in Events, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstonePlease join our panel of local IT experts for Examining the Cloud, Mobility, and Data Security, an information-technology roundtable on the evening of January 21st at the Marlboro Country Club. NOTE: Reservations are required. Information technology is a strategic concern of business owners and managers. Our panel will address timely issues, such as the future […]
Cathy Livingstone recognized at Annual Meeting
/in Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneCathy Livingstone, co-owner at Bryley Systems, was recognized at the Worcester County Food Bank (WCFB) Annual Meeting as a member of the Board of Directors at the WCFB.
Bryley Basics: Intel® Compute Stick
/in Newsletter, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneIntel released its Compute Stick; essentially, a low-end PC that can fit into the palm of your hand or mount onto a USB port on a monitor (as shown below where the Compute Stick is mounted at the top-left of the monitor). It sells for under $150. Due to its small size and low-power use, […]
Can Windows 10 revitalize the PC?
/in Blog Post, Microsoft, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneWith the introduction of Windows 10 this summer past, Microsoft (and its PC vendors like HP, Inc., Dell, Lenovo, etc.) are hoping for a significant surge in the sales of Windows-based desktops, notebooks, and tablets. However, the results to date have been modest at best. Microsoft seems to have done a good job with Windows […]
Winner of our CMBE raffle
/in Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneWinner of our CMBE raffle We held a raffle at our booth at the Central Mass. Business Expo (CMBE) in Worcester on November 5th. Richard Tienhaara II (pictured below), from Aaron Industries Corp., won the prize; a Runtastic fitness-tracking bracelet.
Bryley Basics: Enabling GodMode in Windows 10 (and Windows 8)
/in Blog Post, Microsoft, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneWith Windows 8 and Windows 10, Settings and Control Panel are separate entities with different functions; it would be nice to access both from the same folder when making configuration changes, rather than switching between the two. GodMode is a simple and useful Windows shortcut: It combines Settings and Control Panel into one folder on […]
The cost of unexpected, computer-system downtime
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneEvery day, someone’s computer cannot connect to something that they need to do their job; we call this downtime, usually caused by an outage, and it can impact a group of people within an organization, often at the least convenient of times. CA Technologies surveyed 200 companies in 2011 and estimated that over $26.5 billion […]
Bryley Systems introduces Joan Lunman, Internal Systems Advocate
/in Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneBryley Systems introduces Joan Lunman, Internal Systems Advocate Bryley Systems is pleased to announce that Joan Lunman has joined the company as Internal Systems Advocate. She has over 10-years of experience in the IT Service industry, having most recently worked at TAB Computer Systems Inc. in East Hartford, CT. Joan has an excellent understanding of […]
November Coffee Connections at Bryley Systems
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstonePlease join Bryley Systems as we host the Assabet Valley Chamber of Commerce (AVCC) November Coffee Connections, an early-riser networking opportunity. The November Coffee Connections is on Friday, November 20th, from 7:30am to 9:00am in our office at 12 Main Street, Hudson, MA. There will be refreshments and door prizes while you network with over […]
The Internet of Things (IoT) – Something old, something new???
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstonePardon my skepticism, but it seems like IoT is just another catchy phrase to describe something that has been around for a while. Coined in 1999 by Kevin Ashton, IoT refers to the connection of devices like house- hold appliances (washers, dishwashers), transport vehicles (automated carts and vehicles), sophisticated equipment (heart-monitoring implants), etc. to other […]
Discover the Top 5 Barriers to Business Growth with mPower Advisors
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneAre you worried about missing critical milestones or goals? Do you want to avoid the next unknown pitfall? Or, do you want to transition out of your business smoothly? Join Dave Clough of mPower Advisors for a one-hour webinar: Top 5 Barriers to Business Growth (and How to Break Through Them) on Wednesday, October 14, […]