Setup printer app and scanning. Logged bit-defender in. Setup custom links. Checked everything is ok
Setup printer app and scanning. Logged bit-defender in. Setup custom links. Checked everything is ok
Configured Bitdefender on a computer and phone, removed unnecessary security products and checked the general health of the PC. A failed multi-factor authentication issue was escalated to Bitdefender support for further investigation.
Completed a business IT and security audit across several Windows workstations. Bit-defender and remote management tools were deployed, previous malware damage was reviewed and the existing Microsoft 365 environment was documented for ongoing remediation.
Set up a new computer from scratch with Windows, OneDrive, Bitdefender, Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Edge. The Microsoft ecosystem was integrated and the old computer was removed from service once the replacement was ready.
Restored access to an email account after a forgotten password, checked that Bitdefender was operating correctly and confirmed the PC was running normally. A separate Wi-Fi issue was also resolved.
Completed general maintenance on a Windows laptop and confirmed Windows Update and Microsoft account status. Wi-Fi, printer and Gmail issues were fixed, a phone was cleaned of unwanted software, Bit-defender was installed and the phone operating system was updated.
Repaired a corrupted Bit-defender installation and confirmed printing was working. Files were reorganized into OneDrive, duplicate data was reduced, OneDrive was moved to the larger internal drive and File History was configured on an external disk for local versioned backups.
Planned a home audio setup and a website for hosting and teaching music, while also fixing application issues on connected devices. Bit-defender was configured on a Mac and phone, iOS updates were completed and AI tools were set up for ongoing use.
Set up a replacement PC after storm-related data loss and recovered most available files from OneDrive. Microsoft 365, email, printer and Bitdefender were configured across computers and mobile devices, with operating system updates completed and parental-control setup.
Purchasing a new PC is an exciting experience, but one decision you may want to reconsider is whether to keep the preinstalled antivirus software that often comes with it. Retailers like Harvey Norman and JB Hi-Fi frequently bundle their PCs with antivirus solutions, including popular names like Norton, Trend Micro, and McAfee. However, our 25 years of experience in the tech industry have shown us that these preinstalled options might not be in your best interest. In this article, we’ll explore the reasons why you should think twice before relying on these preinstalled antivirus programs and suggest alternatives that can provide better protection for your computer.
Ultimately, the decision is yours. Whether you prefer Norton or any other antivirus program, we respect your choice. However, we believe it’s crucial to provide you with the information and advice needed to make an informed decision that prioritizes your digital security and financial well-being. Retailers may prioritize profits, but your security should always come first. By considering the alternatives and evaluating your options, you can ensure that your computer remains protected without unnecessary expenses or risks. Of course, we’re here to guide you if you are unsure.
Even our IT professionals acknowledge that relying solely on Windows Defender for virus protection may not be suitable for those who aren’t tech-savvy. It’s a risk we wouldn’t recommend. In our office and workshop, we install Bitdefender on all our PCs, not only to clean and disinfect other systems but also to ensure our own protection. Despite our expertise in virus prevention, we maintain Bitdefender subscriptions for added peace of mind.
We’ve all been there: you receive an email with a link to create a new password, only to be told it’s “too weak” or that you “can’t use an old password.” Sometimes followed by Captcha hell. It’s an infuriatingly common struggle.
You might be tempted to rely on your friendly neighbourhood IT guru, jot down passwords in a text document on your desktop, or even tuck them away in a physical notebook. However, these come with a substantial security risk. They can be easily pilfered or accessed by unauthorized individuals, unless you’re keeping them in a secure vault.

So, whether you choose to entrust your memory, your IT Guy’s memory, password manager, or entertain the outlandish notion of getting microchipped (though we don’t exactly endorse that), the key is to remember passwords securely by using a dependable vendor like BitDefender Password Manager or a similar trusted solution, or even your Browsers inbuilt password manager, but be wary, using multiple password managers only spreads the risk.
Boss IT Solutions, excels at resolving password-related headaches, effortlessly resetting multiple passwords when the need arises, and documenting it for the customer. With a remarkable 25 years of experience under their belt, they’ve seen it all, even customers from as far as Sydney seeking help in recalling their passwords from a bygone era as far back as like 2000.
When it comes to finding a dependable solution, our choice is clear – Our Security Partner – BitDefender and their Password Manager, included as part of a security solution, works! It offers a comprehensive security suite as well as a user-friendly way to manage your passwords. Consider using a trustworthy, open-source browser like Firefox/Mullvad for added security, or contact us if you want comprehensive security solutions.
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