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I was getting charged almost $15USD per month from Amazon Glacier backup (AWS) Glacier is supposed to be a very cheap backup. So, I started digging I stopped the backup…

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Running Microsoft Remote Desktop on MacOS 10.8.5

Mar 27, 2020 Adrian Cloghesy

download Microsoft Remote Desktop for your older mac OS 10.8.5, since only 10.9 is supported.

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Unable to Re-Install macOS High Sierra

Mar 25, 2020 Adrian Cloghesy

Solution to when you are unable to re-install macOS High Sierra Pressing the Command + R then trying to re-install. Getting the following error. “This disk doesn’t use the GUID…

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Microsoft Remote Desktop will not Connect says “Estimating connection quality”

Mar 25, 2020 Adrian Cloghesy

What to do when Microsoft remote desktop will not connect says “Estimating connection quality” Have you been experiencing issues with the saturated networks when connecting remotely? Cable internet at times…

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Connect Wired Device to Wireless Network

Mar 17, 2020 Adrian Cloghesy

How to connect wired device to wireless network These little devices have been great for all the remote offices being setup during COVID-19 The TP-Link Wireless Client has been a…

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