All posts by Bryce Whitty
Providing Computer Training
You may be a brilliant technician, but providing computer training is a completely different game than fixing a computer. It doesn’t rely so much on technical skills; instead it requires social and
VIEW POSTOpenedFilesView – Delete Files Currently in Use
We’ve all had it happen before. We go to delete some file and it cant be deleted because its currently in use. That’s easy enough to fix. All you have to do is fire up some sort of process
VIEW POSTKetarin – Application Downloader and Updater
Today, my job as a computer technician has been made MUCH easier thanks to a member on the Technibble forums recommending this repair tool. A problem I have always had as a technician is keeping the program
VIEW POSTA Penny Richer, A Dollar Poorer
I would like to share with you a story about being a penny richer but a dollar poorer based on personal experience.
VIEW POSTDealing with Client Questions
In my many years of dealing with computer repair clients, I occasionally get asked questions where I have to justify my prices. I have a handful of responses that I use to answer these questions and I
VIEW POSTEasus Partition Manager – The Complete Partition Manager
Free for personal use and $31.96 for professional use, Easus Partition Manager is a great alternative to Symantecs “Partition Magic”. The main features of Easus Partition Manager are the ability
VIEW POSTTell Your Clients Where to Go!
In my last article I wrote about how I couldn’t help one of my clients because I couldn’t open up a certain laptop model. In this article I am going to talk about the next step which is telling
VIEW POSTMy Story About Doing The Right Thing
Yesterday, I had a client bring their laptop into my workshop because it kept turning off after a certain amount of time. My first guess was that it was overheating as I have seen this kind of thing before.
VIEW POSTTeraCopy Portable – Uninterrupted File Copying Tool
Imagine this, you have a clients computer on your workshop bench that is backing up 30 gig of their data to your portable hard drive before a format. You copy and paste the files through Windows and go
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