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Repair Tool of the Week: CPUID Hardware Monitor
CPU-Z is a great application, but it doesnt show the temperature of a CPU. GPU-Z is also a great application, but it doesnt show the temperature of the GPU. Core-Temp will show the temperatures of each
VIEW POSTMy Letter To Clients
I love my job. I really do, and I think of myself lucky to be as fortunate in business as I have been. However, there has been many times were I have really wanted to say something to a client but didn’t,
VIEW POSTAre Computer Technicians Legally Allowed Look Though Clients Files?
A Pennsylvania man was caught possessing child pornography by a Circuit City computer technician. The technician called the police who seized the computer and arrested the man when he returned to pick
VIEW POSTDead Pixel Buddy – Detect Dead Pixels on LCD Screens
Dead Pixel buddy is a small, standalone, freeware tool designed to help you detect dead pixels on LCD screens. There are many types of dead pixels. Some dead pixels are only visible when the screen is
VIEW POSTShould I Attempt to Repair the Operating System? Or Just Format?
One of our Technibble readers sent us an email and asked us at what point while repairing a computer do you decide it is time for a format? How do you determine whether you should keep spending more time
VIEW POSTDodgy Computer Technician Reports – Real or Just Media Looking for Ratings?
There have been a handful of dodgy computer repair companies in the news these days. In these reports there are many shady or inexperienced computer technicians and they got what they deserved. However,
VIEW POSTHow to Deal With Warranties
It is pretty much standard that all new computers come with a one-year warranty. Some computer parts such as brand name RAM often have lifetime warranties, and some hard drive brands like Seagate have
VIEW POSTHow to Get Your Business Set up Legally
Back when I asked our members “What do you want us to write about?” a few of them wanted to know how to get their business setup legally. Here’s our guide for how to get it started. ...
VIEW POSTCodecInstaller – Detects What Audio and Video Codes Are Installed
CodecInstaller is a freeware application that detects what audio and video codecs are installed on a system, analyzes what codecs a certain file needs and suggests you install them. An advanced feature
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