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What’s Best for Your Business: Focusing vs Diversifying
The amount of people thinking about making it big in this crowded technology crazed world is impressive. Many will get out of their bed in the middle of the night and jot down ideas they thought will change
VIEW POSTMaximize Your Workflow as a Tech
As technicians, we often have a wide range of tasks, from estimates, invoices, and contracts, in addition to the actual tech work we perform. This involves customer relationship management solutions, billing
VIEW POSTEvolve or Die: 5 New Service Areas You Should Be Looking At
Note: This was written in 2013 so not “New” service areas anymore. Kept for archival reasons. If 2013 taught us anything about computer repair, it’s that our industry is changing, and
VIEW POSTGuide to Using DDRescue to Recover Data
This guide was written by one of our forum members SilverLeaf and was originally written as a forum post. This guide is intended for people who are looking to do quality data recovery using free tools.
VIEW POSTCryptoPrevent – Protect Windows from Cryptolocker Infections
Computer Technicians and System admins across the internet are hearing more and more about the Cryptolocker threat. If you havent heard about it, Cryptolocker is a nasty piece of ransomware that will seek
VIEW POSTInventory Management for Techs
‘What happened to that stack of hard drives I just had? I could have sworn I had three video cards in stock, but they’re nowhere to be seen!’ If you’re having issues tracking your
VIEW POSTComodo Cleaning Essentials – Detect and Remove Malware
Comodo Cleaning Essentials (CCE) is a fairly large, portable and freeware software that allows you to remove malware and unsafe processes from your client’s computer. Although there is no perfect solution
VIEW POSTTop Twitterers for Techs
Just as RSS feeds are a great way to keep up on Tech news, Twitter is another way to keep up to date with Tech news, reviews, and stories in the technology industry. As a Tech, though, why bother with
VIEW POSTMemory Testing Tips for Techs
Your client brings in a machine that is acting oddly. Certain applications either won’t run or they constantly crash, especially memory intensive ones. It reboots at seemingly random moments, with
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