Call Us: +1 772-667-4469
Our Services
Experience the ease and comfort of our customizable in-home or on-site services catering to commercial and residential customers. Our proficient technicians are dedicated to promptly solving your computer problems. Ensuring your business’s security and your workforce’s continuous productivity are our […]
Read MorePC Building Parts
At The IT Guys, we build a bunch of computers. We are going to be starting to put together, a list of PC parts we have worked with and recommend. We do build PCs for customers, at our offices and/or […]
Read More
Contact Us
📞 Phone: 772-667-4469 ✉️ Email: [email protected] The IT Guys Fix is a small, locally owned and operated business founded by passionate owners committed to delivering personalized IT solutions. Whether you need technical support, have inquiries, or require assistance, our dedicated team is […]
Read MoreJune 2026 Patch Tuesday: Windows Security Updates, KB Numbers, and What To Check First
Microsoft’s June 2026 Patch Tuesday updates are now live. If you manage Windows PCs or servers, this is a real monthly security update, not just an optional preview. The main customer takeaway is simple: install the.
Cisco CVE-2026-20230: What Businesses Should Do About the Unified CM WebDialer Risk
Cisco CVE-2026-20230 affects Unified Communications Manager and Unified CM SME when WebDialer is enabled. Here is what businesses should check, patch, disable, and review now.
Quick Tech Tip: Clean Up Browser Autofill Before It Saves Too Much
A practical browser autofill cleanup checklist for home users and small businesses: remove old payment cards, addresses, shared-profile data, and risky synced details before they cause payment or privacy trouble.
CVE-2026-20230: What Businesses Should Do About The Cisco Unified CM WebDialer Risk
Cisco confirms public proof-of-concept code for CVE-2026-20230 in Unified Communications Manager. Here is what businesses should check, patch, disable, and monitor now.
Important Tech News Roundup: June 8, 2026 – Apple WWDC, AI, Supply-Chain Attacks, Privacy
The June 8, 2026 technology recap from The IT Guys covers Apple WWDC26, developer supply-chain credential theft, WhatsApp spyware phishing, IBM AI governance warnings, and Massachusetts location privacy news.
Noctua Pump-Free Liquid Cooler: What The Thermosiphon Could Mean For Your Next PC Upgrade
Noctua is developing a pump-free two-phase thermosiphon CPU cooler. Here is how it works, what changed in the newer prototype, and what customers should know before planning a future upgrade.
Intel Nova Lake-S Leak Shows LGA 1954 CPU: What It Means Before You Upgrade
A new Intel Nova Lake-S leak reportedly shows an LGA 1954 desktop CPU. Here is what the socket change, rumored high core counts, and platform timing mean before you buy or upgrade a PC.
macOS Golden Gate 27 Announced: What Apple Is Changing And What Mac Owners Should Know
Apple announced macOS Golden Gate 27 today at WWDC 2026, and this year’s Mac update looks less like a flashy rebuild and more like a cleanup release with several important AI, search, Safari, and usability upgrades..
Quick Tech Tip: Set A Monthly Update Window Before Updates Interrupt Your Day
A practical update-window checklist for home users and small businesses: schedule restarts, check Windows and Mac update settings, relaunch browsers, update phones, and avoid surprise downtime.
Did Russia Hack 33% Of U.S. Routers? What The Confirmed Router Warning Really Says
A practical look at the unverified 33% router-hacking claim, the confirmed Russian GRU/APT28 router DNS-hijacking campaign, and what home users and small businesses should check now.