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Computer Technicians 201: Expanding your market – SoHo repairs
In our previous articles in the TN 10x series we discussed some basic, local tactics that will enable you to get a computer fixed on a small, local scale, in order to get your job done, as well as get
VIEW POSTComputer Technicians 104: Making Computer Diagnoses
Previously, on TNCT 103, we explained the most critical component in a computer system. While knowing the insides of every component is crucial to becoming a knowledgeable (if not even good) technician,
VIEW POSTVirtualization and its Uses in the Tech World
Written by Guest Writer: Luke Shillabeer; Virtualisation is a term that’s been floating around the computer world since its start in the 1950’s. Recently however, due to increases in computer
VIEW POSTSelf Employment, Salary Jobs and Job Security
This is something I have been thinking about for a few months now since Australia has recently changed its employment laws. Who has better job security? someone who is self employed or someone in a salary
VIEW POSTBasic Computer Protection and Defense
The internet is not a safe place. I hope the sentence got your attention, because it’s completely and undeniably true. Although the Internet is a place to search for information and download just
VIEW POSTInterview with Robert Gail (IT Helpdesk Supervisor)
We at Technibble.com have decided to open up a new section for interviews which we believe will be useful to our members. There are many IT courses out there with many acronyms that all have different
VIEW POSTHow to Handle Customers
There will come a time when you will face satisfied customers, confused customers but above all, angry customers. This is an article written out of experience for technicians who either have trouble with,
VIEW POSTWhat is ITIL?
ITIL means Information Technology Infrastructure Library and although the British government created it, it is rapidly being adopted all over the world as the best practices for IT service. The ITIL are
VIEW POSTThe Windows NT, 2000 & XP Startup Process
When you startup a Windows NT, 2000 or XP based machine (which are all based on a similar set of code), the computer is loading and juggling many files in order to load the operating system. This is a
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