Krypton Tech Solutions

03/16/2019

03/14/2019

Everybody benefits from health checkups. Computers and Electronic devices suffer from the same problems. Cholesterol and Digestive issues can plague your devices. Please reach out if your computer or device is in need of a checkup we can help get them back up and running.

11/12/2018

RIP Stan Lee

02/15/2018

Never ever allow a cold caller meaning someone who calls you out of the blue asking to fix your computer access to your Computer or any other devices. They are not looking to help you it is meant to gain access your your devices and exploit your information. If this has occurred to you please shut off your device and take it to a local computer shop for cleaning.

01/04/2018

For those people who use Coast Communications for internet this is a great fix to keep you from going over your limit.

How can I control how much data Netflix uses?

Watching TV shows or movies on Netflix uses about 1 GB of data per hour for each stream of standard definition video, and up to 3 GB per hour for each stream of HD video. Downloading and streaming consume a similar amount of data. If you are concerned with data caps or bandwidth limits, you can adjust your data usage settings by following the steps below.

Adjust your data usage settings

Access your Account page from a web browser and select Playback Settings.

Select your desired data usage setting (please note that each estimate below is per stream, and that restricting data usage may affect video quality):

Low (0.3 GB per hour)

Medium (SD: 0.7 GB per hour)

High (Best video quality, up to 3 GB per hour for HD and 7 GB per hour for Ultra HD)

Auto (Adjusts automatically to deliver the highest possible quality, based on your current Internet connection speed)

Select Save

Note:
It may take up to 8 hours for these changes to take effect.
Data usage settings only apply to the Netflix profile you set them from, meaning you can have different data usage settings for each profile. If you are concerned about the total amount of data that Netflix uses, make sure to change this setting for each profile

07/26/2017

Problem: The computer is frozen

Sometimes your computer may become completely unresponsive, or frozen. When this happens, you won't be able to click anywhere on the screen, open or close applications, or access shut-down options.

Solution 1 (Windows only): Restart Windows Explorer. To do this, press and hold Ctrl+Alt+Delete on your keyboard to open the Task Manager. Next, locate and select Windows Explorer from the Processes tab and click Restart. You may need to clickMore Details at the bottom of the window to see the Processes tab.

Solution 2 (Mac only): Restart Finder. To do this, press and hold Command+Option+Escon your keyboard to open the Force Quit Applications dialog box. Next, locate and select Finder, then click Relaunch.

Solution 3: Press and hold the Power button. The Power button is usually located on the front or side of the computer, typically indicated by the power symbol. Press and hold the Power button for 5 to 10 seconds to force the computer to shut down.

Solution 4: If the computer still won't shut down, you can unplug the power cable from the electrical outlet. If you're using a laptop, you may be able to remove the battery to force the computer to turn off. Note: This solution should be your last resort after trying the other suggestions above.

03/14/2017

If painfully slow surfing is your main problem, Here is a great way to make it faster..

Are you an Internet Explorer user? Get rid of it as soon as possible. Google Chrome is the best browser out there, known for speedy surfing. No bloatware and blocks java plugins which are known to cause viruses.
Once Chrome is installed you can go to Clear Browsing Data and check the boxes of temporary Internet files like cookies, cache, download history and browsing history. This allows you to keep your internet cache clear and keep you browsing happily.

03/14/2017

Simple way to speed up your computer.

To find it, go to Search or Run under Start or cortona search and type “msconfig.” Under the “Startup” tab, uncheck the boxes of the programs you don’t need to run every time your computer is turned on, for instance, iTunes or your printer. If you don’t recognize a program, leave it be. Restart your computer and watch it fly