Technology

This Week's Tip

So you’re trying to review a potential customer’s video over the Internet and your Windows Media Player appears. However, this time a message pops up regarding upgrading to the latest “codec”.  You have the choice to accept or cancel. More often than not, it makes sense to upgrade. Many applications, like the Media Player or Internet Explorer, oftentimes provide automatic upgrade messages to make it easy to access the page where the actual upgrade can be downloaded.  Therefore, the next time you’re faced with the reminder to upgrade, go ahead and click OK. It may prevent error messages from appearing when running the application you’re trying to access.