Posted May 30, 2017

Poor Wifi signal?

There is no sense paying for high-speed internet at home or office if you can not take advantage of it. The simplest and most common example is when you are not getting desired connection speed via wifi. It turns out that there may be multiple different root causes that drop Wifi speed or block it at […]

Posted May 29, 2017

You don’t WannaCry? How to be protected?

Protecting computer from viruses and other threats is becoming more and more challenging task year after year. Seems that antivirus giants are fighting with badware enthusiasts, turning customer devices into the never ending battlefield. The latest news from this war are not inspiring for users, since the new ransomware – WannCry (also known as WCry […]

Posted May 19, 2017

ISO 9001 certification

After many weeks of hard work and reviewing our processes I am pleased to announce that we have passed our ISO 9001:2015 audit and have been granted full qualification. Achieving our ISO 9001:2015 certification is such great news! It means that our customers now have complete assurance that HiTech Service LLC operates to the […]

Posted May 3, 2017

Should you manually upgrade to Windows 10 Creators update?

Windows 10 Creators Update has been available for users for 2 weeks now, however we are still not able to get this patch through “Check for updates” and there is a reason for that. Browsing through Internet forums and reading multiple users’ complaints I somehow recall classic chef Gordon Ramsay screaming “It’s raw!!!!” Microsoft team […]

Posted April 18, 2017

How to run plugins on FireFox 52?

If you are a big fan of Mozilla FireFox browser you might have noticed that different plugins like Java, Flash, oldschool Silverlight etc., stopped working. Starting from update 52 Firefox no longer supports different plugins. As per Firefox this was done in order to increase security and performance of the browser. Unfortunately for FireFox, […]

Posted March 15, 2017

SSD vanished from the list of drives? How to diagnose

It’s very unfortunate to find out one day that your disk drive, either SSD or HDD, stopped working and is no longer available in the list of devices. It’s not only the price for the new PC part that matters here, this is gigs of valuable information that disappeared at a glance. So what should […]

Posted February 6, 2017

Ghost Recon Wildlands: High CPU usage and low FPS

Being a gamer for years, I always look forward to new Ubisoft games, and no doubts, Tom Clancy’sfranchise if one my favorite ones. Rainbow Six, Splinter Cell, H.A.W.X, EndWar and, of course, Ghost Recon – each game series is unique and draws attention of thousands of gamers. Next month we are expecting the release of the […]

Posted January 23, 2017

Are you sure your account was not stolen?

Few weeks ago we already discussed the account security and importance of keeping your data safe. However, our precious article was oriented at gamers, and some people might have skipped it. No gaming profile – no problems, you might think. That is incorrect. Nowadays, everyone has an email and dozens of accounts in different social […]

Posted January 17, 2017

How Google listens to you? How to find those recordings?

Bad news – Google records and saves what it hears and not only this. Good news – you can access this information and delete it! Google does save all the recordings. Worth saying that it’s not a big secret, but finding the details is not easy at all. There is even a specific paragraph in the user agreement […]

Posted January 11, 2017

Building gaming PC

Last year we’ve been sharing with you our vision of the best gaming PC configuration and it’s time to shape the final result. We call it final not because the 2016 is gone and we need to choose gaming PC configuration of 2017, but because we actually assembled this very best gaming PC of the […]

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