Category Archives for Computer Technician Tools
GeekUninstaller – Efficient Uninstallation of Stubborn Windows Programs
GeekUninstaller is a small, portable and freeware application designed to help you remove troublesome software from your client’s computer. Microsoft did an adequate job with their default Add/Remove
VIEW POSTTime Tracking for Technicians
For thousands of years, we’ve been tracking time, for business or other purposes. The ancient Egyptians used shadow clocks. Sundials were popular for a while, but it’s difficult to carry one
VIEW POSTPC-Wizard – Advanced System Information Collection and Benchmarking
PC-Wizard is a moderately sized, portable and freeware application designed to collect and report the hardware specifications of your client’s computer. When diagnosing a client’s computer, a lot of
VIEW POSTGetMacApps – Quickly and Easily Install Multiple OS X Apps at Once
Installing apps on a Mac can sometimes be a long and tedious process, especially when dealing with your clients. As a technician, you have a lot to do in a day, and manually installing apps for your clients
VIEW POSTLastActivityView – Create a Log of The Last Actions Made by the User
LastActivityView is a small, portable and freeware application designed to instantly collect system information and create a log that is easy to understand and records many of the actions performed by
VIEW POSTWindows 8 Backup and Imaging Tools for Techs – RecImg Manger & SlimImage
With the Windows 8 user base increasing steadily, and the majority of the focus on computing devices switching to mobility, we’re going to see an increase in the need for backup and imaging solutions
VIEW POSTClean Up Outlook’s Auto Complete with NK2Edit
For those who have to deal with a large mailing list or who manage contracts with large mailing lists, having an easy way to manage and update emails is not only a great thing but it can also save time.
VIEW POSTProcess Hanging? Troubleshoot with WhatIsHang
We all know about those pesky programs that like to hang for no apparent reason. While we can use Windows Task Manager that allows you to see which process is hanging and how to kill it, sometimes we
VIEW POSTDisplay Details of Application Crashes with AppCrashView
There are times when all you want is a simple tool that will get the job done. If you are a system engineer, you will no doubt want to be able to control the applications you run on your network. That
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