This week I interviewed Jim Cochran from TechInsurance.com who focus on finding the right insurance for computer technicians. I asked him what sort of insurance should a computer technician have, what
VIEW POSTRootRepeal is a small, portable and freeware application that is designed to uncover rootkits. This tool has been picking up popularity with security groups like Systernals. This is a tool for advanced
VIEW POSTI would like to share with you something that I believe has massively helped me grow my business over the years. What I have been doing is pushing myself to be more social and talk about something that
VIEW POSTI recently came across a really useful Computer Hardware Chart made by a member on Deviantart that helps you visually identify plugs, ports, sockets, RAM and other computer components. Most technicians
VIEW POSTXpy is a small, portable and freeware registry tweaker with an emphasis on tweaking privacy and security settings. It has the ability to disable Windows communicating with Microsoft (WGA, crash reports,
VIEW POSTJust recently Steve Cherubino invited me on his show Podnutz to talk about the computer repair business. We covered a range to topics such as setting prices, best forms of advertising and more. The show
VIEW POSTFor this weeks repair tool of the week I am going to be mentioning two applications that compliment each other and manage the attachments in the email application “Outlook”.
VIEW POSTDo you warranty your computer repair work? Some computer technicians don’t warranty their work at all while others warranty their work, but have very specific terms in what is covered and what isn’t.
VIEW POSTAdobe Flash Uninstaller is a small, portable application designed to forcefully remove all versions Adobe Flash. While this tool isn’t particularly exciting, it has come in handy a few times on computer
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