Showing posts with label click4support customers reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label click4support customers reviews. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Booting from a USB or a CD Drive? Here’s how to do it.


Operating a PC is easy but what if you want to upgrade the operating system? What do you do then? In order to install new operating system in your PC, you can either boot it from the disc or use a flash drive to do the same function.


Thursday, July 3, 2014

Got a call about your computer? It's a scam.

I woke up one morning with my head buzzing with the workload. And that was over and above, feeding my cat, doing my dishes, laundering the clothes waiting from a long time and babysitting my 5-year old baby.
As if all these tasks were not enough my phone suddenly rang. I was deep in the water mixed with washing detergent, and I felt like swearing when I had to wash (or bathe) to take the call. As I reached my phone, I knew I am late by a second as the call got disconnected.

I stood there waiting, and the phone rang.

I instantly took the call, believing it to be of one of my savior (maybe my maid, or my husband, or my colleague). Alas, it was not.

It was from some tech company, the caller of which tried to tell me that I have a virus in my computer system. Even after the immediate crisis at my end, I couldn’t resist a good laugh. Want to know the reason? Read on.

I have my annual subscription from Click4Support, an online technical support provider. Thanks to them, I rarely have to worry on any issues, be it related to hardware or software. Also, they had warned of various tech support scams that usually hunt innocent PC users. They also told that some of these companies misused their brand name as well, leading to Click4Support scam.

So, coming back to the call, I laughed so loudly (without wanting to do so), the caller from that scamming company hurriedly disconnected it (might be thinking about me as a lunatic!). I had read about such companies; they generally ask for IP address:

·         Asking for your permission to remote access your computer

·         Trying to download malware on your PC in the guise of anti-virus or a product they think would be good for your system

·         Hoping to sell you some kind of maintenance plan / package to cover your security concerns
Well, most of the genuine companies might also appear to do so, but here is a catch: Genuine companies would never call you on their own. If you are caught in any kind of technical mess, how come they know about it? Even if you are facing a problem and somebody called it is sheer coincidence and that too an unfortunate one if you become a victim of scamming tactics.

I was fortunate enough to read Click4Support reviews when I was looking for a company that can help me with my system issues online. And then satisfied by the experience of the other people who experienced their services, I went ahead to seek their services.


You should also do the same, and never get caught in the trap of people reaching out to you telling you that your system is giving you a rough time (even if that is true!). 

Author: R Smith

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Cyber Security Tips Given By Click4Support

I can surely understand the sleepless nights people have when they have some large amount of cash in the lockers of their home and not in the bank. The same nights come flooding back if your confidential data is lying there on your PC and you worry about the security it should have.

This was about just one individual; imagine about the business owners who have so much data that needs to be kept safe from prying eyes and hands. The importance a cyber security can thus be understood very well.

The measures can include-

The ‘Password’ way

A long debate used to entail when it came to creating and keep changing the passwords. The situation has begun to shift as the authentication processes can be trickier than ever due to the presence of the retina scan, fingerprint scan and vice scans as a better alternative. However, the good-old passwords would still take some time to get completely disappeared from the cyber world. To stay at guard, rules of the game are still the same.

·         Complex-translating-to-strong passwords
·         Different for different website
·         And use of good password managers

If you are finding it difficult to do so, read Click4Support customer reviews; wondering why? Well, it would tell you about an expert online technical service provider that has assisted many clients with the issues related to the password creation and account recovery.

Layered authentication

Formally known as multi-factor authentication (MFA), the security measure is now being applied by many websites to secure the content of its users. During the login process, the websites include addition steps than only passwords, like Mobile verification if the account is accessed from different PC / gadget than those on which the settings are saved. This measure is believed to be helpful in eliminating some of the weakness of the human / machine-generated passwords.

Through the secured web browser

We are using the internet at all the steps of professional and personal life; that makes the people utterly dependent on the browsers they are familiar or comfortable with. One hitch and the work can get stuck for an hour or so. To avoid such an issue, keep the web browsers up to date, along with the plugins you have installed for your convenience. If you don’t do that, you will keep worrying of browser-based exploits that take hold of vulnerabilities of the browser which is removed with every version update.

Keep the cyber security basics in place

With everything getting modern, do not forget about the anti-virus /anti-malware, firewall, version update of the all the software, keeping data backup. If the older threats are getting older it doesn’t mean that they have disappeared from the face of cyber world. Several of the Click4Support scams, where hackers have abused the good name of the tech support provider company, prove so.


Be prepared for everything!

Author: R Smith