Computer experts say that remote computer repair is often the easiest way to get your computer fixed or upgraded. Just think of all the benefits in remote PC repair: no crawling around disconnecting cables, no lugging the computer to the car, no driving to the repair facility, no waiting what seems like forever for your computer to be fixed and returned to you. Often the cost is similar, or less, than the old-fashioned way of dragging it to a repair shop.Were you aware that over 95% of all computer problems are software-related issues? This means that technicians can “virtually” fix your machine through advanced technology without physically touching it, in most every instance. Your computer setup stays intact, and you are “back in business” quicker than ever before.It really is as simple as submitting a repair ticket or making a phone call, getting connected remotely with an experienced technician, having them diagnose problems, and then watching as your computer is repaired before your eyes!Once you are remotely connected, the technician can run a full battery of diagnostic tests on your PC to find out what is causing you problems. They can repair sluggish computers, remove viruses, and upgrade software all by the click of a mouse.If you’ve never had a computer repaired remotely, you will be fascinated! You are able to watch as the technician works and observe how the repairs and upgrades are done. During the session you will observe all the repairs being made by the technician while he is actually doing it on your screen, and you will actually see the technician’s mouse moving around on your computer screen. Remote repair sessions can last anywhere from just a few minutes, up to several hours depending on what the problem Is and how complex the resulting repairs are. If you pay strict attention, you might even learn some new computer tricks.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
NEW LOOK
Well I have opted for a new look! As you can see.
The propose behind my blog is to get you thinking about your computer system and the issue that will follow with time. Most of us do not even give a second thought after spending hundreds of dollars on a new PC,Laptop or even a new Ipad. Security should be the first consideration, most new purchases come with a year from Norton and McAfee just to name a couple.
However there are still simple maintenance issues that you will need to over come to keep your computer working optimally and this is were I come in and save you hundreds dollars of unnecessary head aches.
To unplug all the connection and take you computer to the repair store is becoming a thing off the past.
Today most us would find that to be just one big head ache. At this point in time there are maybe 20% to 30% of those who have discovered that remote connections are becoming the way to go before there is catastrophic system failure.
I would like you to stop in and visit my website and take a look around there is some very useful information and how you can do some things on your own to stay maintained. I need for those of you who seek IT support to understand that the issues you will face are preventable before you systems go's from slow to stop.I have chosen the method for payment to be hourly and you chose the time that best fits your need my only stipulation is that you pay for the time you choose and if more time is required pay as we go.I have chosen flat rate for my time like your time is valuable to you my time is also valuable to me.Also I want to mention that when preforming repairs since I am using a secure remote connection you do not have to be present only unless there are some questions you may have or as well I to may have.
I would like to share a simple rule of thumb with every one the DELETE key in 99.9% of the time is not your best friend...
I have do have great news for all the Windows 7 users Windows 8 preview is free to download! Best recommendation follow the instruction for downloading it keep all you files when it asks. It is a great product.Its major design is for touch screen applications it would be cool to own one but never the less it seems quit useful.
You can download it here http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/consumer-preview
Come visit me @ http://onlinepcmaintenance.weebly.com/
I look forward to you stopping by.
IT Technician
Rich
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Network Magic: Simplify Mac and PC networking
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Network Magic: Simplify Mac and PC networking:
Filed under: OS, Software, Internet, Internet Tools
The Mac and PC networking challenge is legendary. If you have both on a home or work network, it can be an adventure to get these two machines to see each other, share files or printers. Fortunately, Pure Networks has an app for both Mac and PC called Network Magic which hopes to change all that, as it allows you to easily set up file and printer sharing, diagnose slow networks and more. It offers what looks like a simple interface for managing all this, though I should note that printer sharing only works with the list of printers that Apple officially supports and provides drivers for right in Mac OS X (i.e. - if you can plug a printer in and it works without having to install extra software). While the Windows version is a bit more powerful than the Mac component, folks who need to maintain a mixed network and are after the primary features mentioned here will likely be happy with Network Magic, though licenses are sold at a slight disadvantage for Mac users: packages of licenses begin at $29.99 for 3 PCs (5 PCs for $39.99, etc.), but it's $19.99 for each Mac you want to add to the package. Still, Network Magic looks like one of the easiest networking tools I've seen in a while, and perhaps if its popularity among Mac users grows over time, licensing can become more fair for both operating systems.
[via MacMinute]
Network Magic: Simplify Mac and PC networking:
Filed under: OS, Software, Internet, Internet Tools
The Mac and PC networking challenge is legendary. If you have both on a home or work network, it can be an adventure to get these two machines to see each other, share files or printers. Fortunately, Pure Networks has an app for both Mac and PC called Network Magic which hopes to change all that, as it allows you to easily set up file and printer sharing, diagnose slow networks and more. It offers what looks like a simple interface for managing all this, though I should note that printer sharing only works with the list of printers that Apple officially supports and provides drivers for right in Mac OS X (i.e. - if you can plug a printer in and it works without having to install extra software). While the Windows version is a bit more powerful than the Mac component, folks who need to maintain a mixed network and are after the primary features mentioned here will likely be happy with Network Magic, though licenses are sold at a slight disadvantage for Mac users: packages of licenses begin at $29.99 for 3 PCs (5 PCs for $39.99, etc.), but it's $19.99 for each Mac you want to add to the package. Still, Network Magic looks like one of the easiest networking tools I've seen in a while, and perhaps if its popularity among Mac users grows over time, licensing can become more fair for both operating systems.
[via MacMinute]
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Understanding Network...
Hello,
I recently set up a wireless signal in my home. The Linksys Wireless G Broadband Router is hooked up to my desktop computer and a cable Internet modem.
My Internet connectivity is fine ... I'm hooked up and everything is great getting online via my wireless laptop.
What I'd like to do now, and I don't know how to accomplish, is to be able to share files back and forth between the desktop and the laptop. My desktop is my main work computer, so I find myself running between them with a thumb drive swapping files back and forth.I know these steps are possible. I just don't know how to do it. Any help would be greatly, greatly appreciated.
I recently set up a wireless signal in my home. The Linksys Wireless G Broadband Router is hooked up to my desktop computer and a cable Internet modem.
My Internet connectivity is fine ... I'm hooked up and everything is great getting online via my wireless laptop.
What I'd like to do now, and I don't know how to accomplish, is to be able to share files back and forth between the desktop and the laptop. My desktop is my main work computer, so I find myself running between them with a thumb drive swapping files back and forth.I know these steps are possible. I just don't know how to do it. Any help would be greatly, greatly appreciated.
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