What Is BitLocker and Why Should You Care? If you’ve bought a laptop recently or updated your Windows, you might have noticed a message saying “BitLocker is turned on.” But what does that mean — and should you be worried? In short: BitLocker is a good thing. What is BitLocker? BitLocker is a built-in Windows […]
The simple version Resolution is how many pixels are on your screen. More pixels can make things look sharper and fit more on the display—but bigger numbers aren’t always “better” for everyone. Comfort, screen size, eyesight, battery life, and budget matter just as much. What actually changes as resolution goes up? Tip for Windows: go […]
Quick takeaway (for busy readers) What does “core count” mean? A core is a self-contained processor inside the CPU. A dual-core CPU has 2 cores; an 8-core CPU has 8, and so on. Each core can work on its own task. Think of it like hiring more people for a job: more people (cores) can […]
Buying a used laptop in NZ is a smart move when you know what to look for. At NZ Laptop Wholesale, we supply professionally refurbished ex-lease business laptops from trusted corporate sources — carefully tested, upgraded, and backed by real people who care. Discover why a used laptop can outperform new consumer models and save […]
Why Refurbished Laptops Are the Smart Choice in NZ (2025 Guide) Buying a brand-new laptop isn’t the only smart option anymore. In 2025, more New Zealanders are turning to refurbished laptops for unbeatable value, reliability, and sustainability. At NZ Laptop Wholesale, every device is carefully tested, professionally cleaned, and backed by our warranty—so you can […]
When you’re plugging in a monitor or docking station, you might notice two similar-looking ports — HDMI and DisplayPort. At a glance, they can be easily confused. But there are key differences between the two, and knowing which is which can save you a lot of hassle. 🧩 What Are HDMI and DisplayPort? Both HDMI […]
If you’ve been searching for how to buy cheap laptops online, you’re probably hoping to save money without ending up with a slow or unreliable machine. It’s a common challenge: laptops are essential for study, work, and everyday life, but buying brand new often comes with a price tag that’s simply too high. The good […]
If you’ve just updated to Windows 11 24H2 and suddenly can’t connect to your home NAS, old file server, or shared drive that used to “just work” — you’re not alone. Microsoft has tightened up SMB (Server Message Block) security in this release. SMB is the protocol Windows uses for file and printer sharing, and […]
Device Manager is a built-in Windows tool that lets you view and manage all the hardware connected to your computer — from your keyboard and screen to your graphics card, storage drives, and more. If something’s not working right — like your sound, display, or Wi-Fi — Device Manager is often the first place to […]
When you’re experiencing screen flickering, resolution issues, or lag on your laptop or desktop, your display (graphics) driver could be the culprit. One of the simplest ways to fix display-related problems is to uninstall the display driver and let Windows Update install the latest recommended version. In this post, we’ll walk you through exactly how […]
