- You are here:
- Home »
- Blog
Top 7 Beginner Mistakes for New Computer Businesses
There are a handful of common beginner mistakes I often see in this business. A single one of these top 7 beginner mistakes can completely cripple a new business, yet I have found businesses that are actually
VIEW POSTMSConfig Cleanup – Remove Unwanted Items in MSConfig
I am sure just about everyone here knows what MSConfig is and use it often when optimising a system or removing a virus. While working with MSConfig, we untick many of the entries that don’t need
VIEW POSTHow to Manage Difficult Clients While Onsite
When you go onsite to do computer repair work, actually fixing the computer is only half of the job because also need to manage the client. In this article I have listed a few types of clients I occasionally
VIEW POSTBlueScreenView – Display Information of A BSOD
BlueScreenView is a small, freeware and portable application that scans all of the minidump files that are created when Windows experiences a “Blue Screen of Death”. It will display the information
VIEW POSTLook at Your Business with a Fresh Eye
The other night just before I went to bed, I walked around the house as I always do making sure all the doors and windows are locked and my appliances are switched off. However, something slightly different
VIEW POSTDont Be Afraid To Turn Down Certain Computer Technician Work
As a self employed computer technician, you shouldn’t be afraid of turning down certain computer technician work. I have turned down a handful of jobs in my time as a technician but one particular
VIEW POSTUBitMenu: Classic Menu for Office 2007/2010 – Office 2003 Classic Look
While not technically a “repair tool”, many people believe that Microsoft Offices new “ribbon” toolbar needs to be fixed. “UBitMenu: Classic Menu” brings back the classic
VIEW POSTShould I Repair a Clients Computer In-House or Onsite?
Whenever a clients phones me, I always try to determine whether the job should be done onsite or in my workshop. There are a few factors I will consider such as how long it will take, whether it needs
VIEW POSTPCIDatabase.com – Download Drivers of an Unknown Device
After you do a clean install of Windows, you go to the Device Manager and discover the dreaded question mark next to an “Unknown Device”. You could just download the driver for this device,
VIEW POST