Ram Computer Supply

read moreRAM Computer Supply is your #1 source for computer hardware, software, cloud services, networking products, and peripherals. We have over 30 years of experience and the expertise and knowledge to assist you in your IT procurement process. With premier relationships with vendors like HP, Microsoft, APC, Dell, and many others, we can provide your business with all of your IT needs. Call us today to discuss your business requirements and see why RAM Computer Supply is your go-to partner of choice.

read moreMichael S. Schweitzer started Ram Computer Supply in 1983 with a business card and a dream to provide his customers with the highest level of service. With an unstoppable entrepreneurial drive, a vision, and with the effort of loyal employees, RAM grew organically, through acquisition, and by differentiating itself from its competitors. Today, Michael Schweitzer's Ram Computer Supply is a multimillion dollar company. Born April 26th, 1942 in Bronx, New York, Michael attended the City College of New York and later graduated in 1968 with a MBA from the Harvard Business School.

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read moreSetting up a recovery drive will be your magic key to getting your operating system back online if you encounter any startup problems. You'll need a USB flash drive and administrator access to get started. Then simply search for the Recovery Drive desktop app and follow the prompts. Run Windows Update (you'll find it in: Settings > Update & Security) after you finish the initial Windows 10 install. You can set future updates to install after work hours to ensure minimal disruption to your day.

read moreIf your business hasn't yet migrated to Windows 10, you're potentially missing out on a range of new features and benefits. And if you're still on Windows 7, you'll run out of support very soon. Microsoft announced 14 January 2020 as the Windows 7 end-of-support (EOS) date some time ago. After that, no more functionality or security patches will be released, so those who continue to use it will do so at their own peril. You can still use Windows 7 after its EOS expires, you just won't get any protection against new viruses and malware.