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How to Automatically Power On a PC After a Power Outage:Dell BIOS Setting Guide

In business environments, it’s not uncommon to run into situations where a PC doesn’t automatically restart after a Windows update, or remains powered off after a power outage.
This can become a real problem, especially for PCs used for remote access or unattended operations like surveillance or server-related tasks.
In this article, we’ll walk you through how to configure the BIOS setting on Dell Optiplex PCs (e.g., 7060) so that the system will automatically power on after power is restored.

Troubleshootingby: KabayaReading Time: 2 min

IT Terms You Think You Know: What Is a Server? Hot

A Simple Explanation of a Common IT Term: “Server.” You’ve probably heard the word many times, but when someone asks, “Can you explain what it is?” — many people find themselves at a loss for words. In this article, we’ll give a gentle and beginner-friendly explanation of the term “server,” which you might know the sound of, but not fully understand.

Otherby: KCReading Time: 2 min

Is it safe to just yank your USB device?

After using a USB drive, you may wonder: “Can I just pull it out, or do I need to safely eject it?”
The answer depends on your system and timing. Here’s a quick breakdown of what “Safely Remove Hardware” actually means and when it matters.

Windowsby: SKReading Time: 2 min

Reflecting on the True Value of IT Professionals at the Heart of Tokyo Station

At the Heart of a Project That Feels Like Tokyo Station
In the world of IT projects, we often find ourselves in the middle of an environment where information, people, resources, and decisions constantly intersect.
At times, it feels as if we’re standing at the very center of Tokyo Station—a hub where bullet trains, local lines, subways, and countless passengers from all walks of life converge.
Just as station controllers ensure travelers reach their destinations smoothly, IT professionals guide the flow of communication, requirements, and decisions to keep projects moving forward.

Otherby: EnaReading Time: 2 min

Let’s share your data using OneDrive!

Many people use Microsoft’s cloud storage service “OneDrive”. It’s convenient not only as a backup storage for your data, but also as a function for sharing data with others. In this article, we’ll show you how to share data with OneDrive.
*Some companies have rules that prohibit sharing with external parties. Please check beforehand.

Microsoft-365by: K.Y.Reading Time: 3 min

Introducing Acrobat Standard features for use in administrative departments

Building on our previous blog,“What is PDF? How is it related to Adobe Acrobat?”
, which explored the relationship between PDF and Acrobat, this time we will introduce the key features of “Acrobat Standard” — a tool frequently used in our company’s administrative document workflows — along with how it differs from Acrobat Reader and Acrobat Pro. By shifting from merely “reading” PDFs to “editing and managing” them, users can streamline daily operations, working more efficiently and securely. For detailed instructions with screenshots, please refer to the Japanese version.

Otherby: YMReading Time: 6 min

How Should You Manage Your Passwords?

A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Password Management
Do you reuse the same password for multiple accounts?
Or do you tend to choose something easy to remember?
Passwords are essential keys that protect our personal and professional information.
But if they’re easy for you to remember, they might also be easy for others to guess.
In this article, we’ll look at how to manage passwords safely, and how to create stronger, harder-to-guess passwords — even for beginners.

Securityby: KCReading Time: 2 min

What to Do When Your Monitor Won’t Display: Troubleshooting Tips from IT Support

One of the most common IT helpdesk tickets is: “My monitor suddenly stopped working…”
Especially in setups with dual monitors and docking stations, the cause is often simple and can be resolved in just a few steps.
This article outlines a practical checklist used by IT professionals for resolving monitor display issues quickly and efficiently.

Troubleshootingby: KabayaReading Time: 2 min

Small Digital Detox Habits

Have You Ever Felt Drained Surrounded by Digital Devices?
I work as an IT support specialist in a corporate environment, so I’m usually very close to digital devices in my daily life. In this article, I’d like to share a few simple digital detox habits that I personally practice. They may be small things, but I hope they’ll be helpful for anyone who has felt the same kind of fatigue.

Otherby: ShioriReading Time: 4 min

What is PDF? How is it related to Adobe Acrobat?

In our daily lives and business settings, there’s hardly a day when we don’t encounter PDF files. From email attachments and downloadable materials on websites to e-books, they’re used everywhere as a matter of course. While many associate PDF with Acrobat (PDF=Acrobat?), what exactly is the relationship between them?
This time, we’ll explore the connection between PDF and Acrobat.

Otherby: YMReading Time: 4 min