If you don’t have an Android phone or you specifically want to test your laptop’s Wi-Fi speed, then type Control Panel into the Windows 10 search bar. Click on Control Panel then go to Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings. Double-click on the Wi-Fi connection from the list (it…
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Omni-Solutions “Tech Trick” of the day. Did you know that you can sign in to Google Chrome by signing in to your Gmail account? When you sign in to the Chrome browser, Chrome is set by default to sync your settings with your logged in Gmail user account. This allows you to save and sync…
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Today’s “Tech_Trick” of the day is: Don’t fix what ain’t broke. If your PC or device is not broken, it’s a good idea to not try and fix “too much”. Sure you can use the thing, but don’t start to fix something in some setting somewhere in the control panel that makes something that is an…
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Omni-Solutions “Tech-Trick” is about your dongle. It’s the name of a USB plug in that goes with an external device. Such as a wireless mouse. This is what we are actually going to talk about. The wireless mouse has its benefits, but we are going to go ahead and recommend a reverse tech move here.…
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Omni-Solutions “Tech-Tricks” of the day: It has occurred to us that some of you may not know that your FB Home “News Feed” can be set to show the most recent as opposed to it’s default of “Most Popular” This can be done in the News Feed section on the left side of your FB…
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“Tech Trick” of the day: If you are noticing that your smart phone is acting a little slow to show different screens or opening apps etc., you might try this little trick. The android OS is a lot like your Microsoft computer’s Operating System (OS) in that it uses memory available to run apps. Sometimes…
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“Tech-Trick” of the day: If you notice that sharing a wall post from someone else’s wall to your own wall opens a FB Captia window and asks you to confirm that your not an internet bot, don’t worry it’s perfectly normal. This is what I was shown and all you have to do is look…
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Today’s “Tech Trick” of the day: Some of you have noticed that there is a lot of what is being called “false news reporting” designed to sway the viewer’s opinion one way or the other. This is done on Social Media Networks such as Facebook. Now you may be asking what does this have to…
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“Tech-Trick” of the day: Today we are going to discuss an issue that I actually experienced. On a older computer, I logged into FB, and a window asked me in the top left corner if I wanted to “Allow FB Notifications?” I said No because I didn’t know what it was and I wasn’t sure…
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“Tech-Trick” of the day: Today we are going to talk about the different user accounts on a regular PC, or laptop. Every since Windows XP, Microsoft has had several types of user accounts that have different permissions (power to read, write, and execute files on your system). They are the “Administrator” (with a capitol A),…
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