We are now partners and resellers of BackupAssist. With BackupAssist you can survive cyber attacks, ransomware, natural disasters, hardware failures and user accidents. BackupAssist guides you to a clear path to recovery. Backups are essential and having the right solution in place is crucial. Your solution needs to be reliable, easy to use and quick to perform any urgent data restores.
There are two options to choose from with BackupAssist, please find below a summary of both;
Achieve cyber-resilience with BackupAssist Classic – the right backup for SMEs running Windows Server environments. Discover how easy it is to protect yourself from ever losing data or suffering lengthy downtime. Here are some of the core features of BackupAssist Classic;
Drive imaging and bare metal recovery for physical and virtual servers. File based backups to cloud.
Backup to USB HDD, NAS, RDX, A3, Azure and more.
Granular backup and recovery of Exchange, SQL, Hyper-V.
Users often think that their Office 365 and cloud data is backed up. While there is some level of a cloud recycle bin and a deleted items retention period for Email in Office 365 that is just not enough, in our opinion, and you will also need a reliable and secure cloud backup solution. Summary below;
Download and back up your cloud data to a local backup destination.
You control your backups 100%
Retain your data to meet compliance laws.
Resilient to cloud account hacking.
These are the reasons why we have become resellers of BackupAssist and if you want anymore information please – Contact us
Yesterday one of our clients encountered a very annoying error in Microsoft Excel 2016, a blank window error. Admittedly there was no actual error message, but when you can’t see any content it’s quite an issue. While we were investigating the issue we found that any Excel file we opened it would be blank or “grey”. However, we were able to open them if we went to File > Open, which was interesting.
We tried to repair, re-install and numerous other fixes but the one that ended up working was ticking a box then unticking it, how peculiar!
Steps to resolve Excel blank window error
Open Microsoft Excel
Go to File
Options
Advanced
Under General tick the Ignore other applications that use Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE)
Today we are going to show you how to set up Automatic Replies (Out of Office) for Outlook. Simply follow our step-by-step guide below to create Automatic Replies for Outlook.
(This guide is applicable for Microsoft Outlook 2010 onwards)
Firstly, Click on to File in the top left-hand corner
And then click on to Automatic Replies
A window will open in the centre of the screen, in order to edit/type into it click on; ‘Send automatic replies’
Please note you can set a date and time range if you want but in this example we will not set one
Now you will be able to Type into both the Inside & Outside of the organisation tabs.
I have already filled out an example of inside, please note you will need to fill out the inside section REGARDLESS whether you going to use it or not, otherwise you wouldn’t be send automatic replies.
Once you have filled out you’re inside my organisation tab, click onto the outside my organisation. (If not look above)
Now you fill out your message to anyone, outside of the company who emails you.
When you are happy with it click ok.
Now you will see the Automatic Replies section has become highlighted, which means Automatic Replies will be sent to whoever emails you, until it is turned off.
Outlook will also display a banner for you when you are not in this menu. (See below)
To turn off Automatic replies click on ‘Turn Off’ under file OR on the banner above
We hope that this has helped you add Automatic Replies to Outlook. Here are a number of other useful guides available on our blog.
TC-IT Services are very pleased to announce that we have become a Sophos Authorised Partner and Reseller. Sophos offer a range of antivirus, security and network protection software for a variety of systems and devices.
As a Sophos Authorised Partner, we will now be able to provide your company with award winning business protection and security software. Using the new Sophos Central system, we can manage all aspects of protection for your computers and devices from one central system. The system will allow us to proactively manage and protect your business systems from any potential threats.
Here are some of the main Sophos services we will be able to provide to your business:
Today we are going to show you how to set up your Office 365 email account on iPhone and your iPad. Simply follow our step-by-step guide below to add your email account on your chosen device.
Firstly, on your iPhone open Settings
Scroll down and select Passwords & Accounts
Press on Add Account
Tap on Exchange
Type your email address in the top box and then enter a description for your email account e.g. “Work Email”. Then press Next
On the next screen, press Sign In
Then enter the password for your email account and press Sign in
When prompted, Accept permissions to have the account on your phone
Lastly, select the services you would like to be synchronised on your phone and press Save
Once it’s all done, simply open the Mail app and start using your email account.
We hope that this has helped you add your Office 365 email account on iPhone. Here are a number of other useful guides available on our blog.
Today we are going to show you how to set up your Office 365 email account on Android. You may find that there are different email apps that come bundled with your phone, but we would recommend using the built-in Gmail app.
Firstly, open the Gmail app on your phone.
Tap the menu icon in the top left corner and select Settings > Add account > Exchange and Office 365.
Enter your email address and press Next
Enter your password and press Next
Then select OK on the pop-up below if it appears and continue.
If prompted to enter more information, enter the server: outlook.office365.com and click Next
Next, simply click OK or Activate to allow permissions on your phone.
Lastly, click Allow on the other messages that appear.
Once all done, simply open the Gmail app and start using your email account.
We hope that this has helped you add your Office 365 email account on Android. Here are plenty of other useful guides available on our blog.
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