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LookInMyPC – Generate Comprehensive Reports of a PC
LookInMyPC is a small, portable and freeware tool designed to generate a very comprehensive report of a system and export it to a HTML page. It will display Running Processes, Installed Devices, Drivers,
VIEW POSTClients Expecting Free Phone Support
In this article, I talk about one of my troublesome clients expecting free phone support and an incredibly simple way to deal with them.
VIEW POSTReprofiler – Reassign Settings to Another Windows User
A common problem that occurs with just about all modern Windows operating systems is when a Windows user loses access to their data and settings. For some reason, Windows no longer recognizes a profile
VIEW POSTIs Your Business “Leaking”?
Last Friday, I only had a few computers on the bench (which didn’t take long to repair) resulting in me having much of the afternoon free. I took this time “seal some business leaks”. I
VIEW POSTSSDTweaker – Optimize Operating Systems in a SSD
While technically not a “repair tool”, SSDTweaker is an application designed to tweak an operating system to get the most out of a Solid State Drive. Solid State Drives (SSD) have a massive
VIEW POSTHow Interns Have Helped My Business
Guest Post by Lisa Hendrickson, owner of Call That Girl, 15 years experience of supporting client computer issues. Back in the spring of 2008, I had just a few clients but was somewhat bored working by
VIEW POSTCrystalDiskInfo – Read the S.M.A.R.T Data of a Hard Drive
CrystalDiskInfo is a small, freeware and portable tool designed to read the S.M.A.R.T data of a Hard Drive and come to an overall conclusion of the hard drives health. It will also display the S.M.A.R.T
VIEW POSTThe Answer To 2 Common Computer Technician Questions
A few months ago I ran a software giveaway in exchange for some survey answers. There were two questions that came up often amongst the technicians and one of them was: “Where do you draw the line
VIEW POSTPstPassword – Recover Passwords Locked in a .PST File
I have many clients who have placed passwords on their Outlook PST files to prevent family members or employees from accessing their emails. However, if they ever forget that password they have a problem
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