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Beginners Guide to Upgrading your RAM
Are your applications running slow or the whole computer running a little sluggish? Chances are you might need some more memory. So what is the ideal amount? What do I need to know before I start? In this
VIEW POSTNetworking – People not Computers – Do We have the Technology?
(People) Networking is passing out information about yourself and your services to people you meet, and should result, eventually, in referrals for business from the people you have come into contact with
VIEW POSTRawCopy – Copy The Contents of One Harddrive to Another
RawCopy is a tool designed to copy the contents of one harddrive to another. This program is ideal for those with faulty drives and want to transfer the data directly without going though folder by folder.
VIEW POSTMarketing and Self Promotion – for Beginners and Techies!
Marketing. The domain of the used car and double glazing salesman? Afraid not. Marketing is the only way to get new business, and to build up a thriving, (even if small but perfectly formed) business.
VIEW POSTPocket Killbox
Pocket Killbox is a tool that allows you to delete files that Windows wont allow you to delete because the file is currently in use.
VIEW POSTComputer Technicians 204: RAID Guide
Last time on TNCT 301 we discussed approaches to constructing computers for different roles. One of the buzzwords that appeared while explaining a server setup was RAID. Originally called Redundant Arrays
VIEW POSTLooking Successful: Faking it to get ahead!
Freelance working – you get to be your own boss, go to work when you like, answer the phone how you like, dress how you like – right? Wrong! If you want to get work, that is.
VIEW POSTProcess Explorer – Displays List of Running Processes and DLL’s
Ever wonder which program has a certain file or folder open? Now you can find out. Process Explorer displays a list of currently running processes and DLL’s on a the local Windows based system. It
VIEW POSTComputer Technicians 301: Planning computer configurations – the right tool for the right task
Welcome to the expert section of the Computer Technician series. Although the topics we’re going to deal with here are mostly organizational in nature (with a couple of really troublesome, migraine-inducing
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