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Why More Businesses Are Outsourcing Their IT Support
Hiring a full in-house IT team is expensive. A single experienced IT support engineer commands a salary well north of £35,000, and that's before you factor in national insurance, pension contributions, holiday cover, and the reality that one person can only know so...
Recover Deleted Items in Outlook
If you have ever accidentally deleted an item from your outlook mailbox, don't worry! They're often recoverable 🙂 Follow the steps below to get the best chance of recovering your deleted item: The first place to look is your "Deleted Items" or "Trash" folders. You...
How to Edit Outlook Groups
Remove a member from a group Only group owners have the permissions to remove members. 1. Under "Groups" in the left folder pane, select the group you wish to adjust. 2. On the groups ribbon, select "Edit Group" 3. In the "Edit Group" box, select the name of the...
How to Spot Phishing Emails
Phishing is one of the most common types of cyber crime, and due to the increasing complexity of phishing scams, knowing how to spot a phishing email is becoming more important than ever before. What is a phishing email? A phishing email is an email which is sent to...
Working with AutoSave
AutoSave is a feature available in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 users. When enabled, it saves your files, automatically, every few seconds whilst you work. It is enabled by default when a file is stored in OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, or...
The Importance of Individual User Accounts
What is a user account? A user account allows you to sign into Windows. You can either be granted standard permission or administrator access. Administrator accounts allow you to make changes to system settings, as well as managing other local accounts....
Changing Microsoft Password
Here's how you do it... 1. Visit office.com in your default browser 2. Click "Sign in" 3. Log in using your Microsoft credentials when prompted 4. You will be asked whether or not you wish to "Stay signed in", please always select "No" when on a public device 5. Once...