Beginning to repair a hardware issue after determining the faulty piece of equipment is a quite easy task with the standardization of computer towers twenty first century. The idea is compatibility and interoperability. Consumers want an easy fix, while companies want to provide choices that will work with most home computer systems. ...read more
Computer repair technician training allows you to learn how to become a computer technician. The courses typically last for 2 years before you can receive you degree. The job field and pay rate varies depending on the area in which you are employed. ...read more
The cardinal rule of computing is all hard drives eventually fail. The causes include improper shut downs, power surges, power failures and simply the age of the drive itself. But not all hope is lost because some notebook hard drives can be repaired with a little work. ...read more
Technicians who perform computer hardware repair provide a service that is invaluable to many people. Most problems people have with computers are due to software problems but hardware problems also occur. An expert must do hardware repairs so there is no damage done to the computer. ...read more
The best way to download a computer repair kit is carefully. Ironically the majority of computer repair kits and anti-virus software's are viruses. There are several advertisements over the Internet and on late night television, claiming to repair your computer with a click of a button. This really isn't possible, but repairing your computer is. ...read more
Learning about computer repair is only a small part of becoming an actual systems administrator. Many of the online programs and courses are designed with experienced professionals in mind. The courses that are offered online are typically short and designed to offer industry preparation for students to take certification exams. ...read more
Finding cheap and inexpensive ways to repair a computer can save a person hundreds of dollars in the long run. Many times, the repair will require just a few minutes of work and the computer will be running like new. There is no need to pay someone else or to buy a new computer. Finding free ways to repair a computer is quick and easy. ...read more
Repairing your computer through a contracted technician or PC repair company can be expensive. One way to save a few dollars on simple PC repair jobs is to pick up a book and wade through the technical stuff until you understand how to fix it yourself. It can be frustrating or, if you find the right book, a cinch. So what do you look for in a computer repair guidebook? Read on to find out. ...read more
With the economy in its current state and the job market completely saturated, many alternatives are arising that are surprisingly successful. One of these is home computer repair. A PC technician can be trained and certified, but marketing your skills in this field and being able to set your own schedule are two benefits that can set you apart in the computer repair industry. The following are some relevant facts. ...read more
Computer repair tools are needed when repairing or upgrading a computer. Upgrading the hard drive or memory cards on a computer requires using these tools to open and access the areas of the hard drive and memory cards that might need fixing. There are several ways to purchase computer repair tools and are offered for individual sale or in a kit. ...read more
Computer errors are an inevitable problem that comes with owning a computer. Over time, computers can become sluggish and programs can crash or refuse to run. One way to fix these mysterious and vexing computer errors is to take it to a repair technician. However, since this option involves money, and sometimes a lot of it, it is worth looking into some free methods to get rid of these problems. ...read more
The knowledge of computer repair can be valuable for many people. It is great for those who wish to make a career out of fixing others' computer issues. It is also great for an individual who works with computers that often needd repairs. Training is available in several ways for anyone who would like to learn the process. ...read more
Learning about computer repair is essential now because of the fact that jobs are more technologically advanced than they were in previous years. You may even consider learning about computer repair so you will not have to continue spending money at the computer shops. Either way, there are many choices you have in learning how to fix a computer. ...read more
A career as a computer repair technician is one that requires knowledge of computers and the ability to analyze potential and current problems in order to find a resolution. Because of the widespread use of computers, this is a field that represents many job opportunities. The popularity of computers present almost endless opportunities and locations for computer repair technicians to work. ...read more
If you are one that enjoys working with computers you may decide to work repairing computers. Repairing computers can be a great side job. Finding clients is very easy because most people have problems with their computers from time to time. If you are lucky, you may even find some small businesses that will allow you to work fixing their computers. ...read more
By danharper984 June 22, 2015
This gadgets store is definitely one to visit. Lots of quality devices and for a fraction of a price compared to other store. ...read more
By steve45cho March 10, 2015
I called and spoke to Kevin about a problem I was having with my computer. I took it to Best Buy and they told me I needed a new computer. After I called Tech Guys Go they told me what to look for when buying a new computer and I ended up getting a great used/refurb deal on Craigslist, then had them reset that to default and clean out viruses and junk - working great and runs all my stuff and I saved a tonn ...read more
By ricknetradio December 23, 2014
i called to see what was wrong with my kid's laptop because it would not turn on. turns out she dropped it and didn't tell me. tech guys go showed me the damage and recommended a newer computer with warranty from tiger direct. they were able to put all my kids school work and pictures on to a backup drive. now i know what to buy for a gift. very professional service and i didnt have to drive anywhere. ...read more
Computer Repair Jacksonville FL In a sea of competition it can sometimes be difficult to make a decision concerning who totrust with your technology. You have your privacy to consider for example, not to mention the money you put into the repair itself. How can you be sure your computer repair is legitimate? Let me provide you with a few thoughts to consider that should put your mind at ease and provide you with confidence in the ability of PC Faction to repair your computer(s). Two Decades of Solid Computer Repair Experience I have been repairing computers for the last 20 years. In fact, I was training computer repair technicians as early as 2000. What began as a hobby in the late 90’s became a full-time career when my technical ability was discovered by an employer. I transitioned from an Assistant Accounts Manager to a Regional Computer Trainer within three months of employment. I have since trained dozens of successful computer repair technicians, spear-headed the setup of several large Army Combat Hospital networks, worked as a government contractor on several large, military network projects, and successfully built a computer repair company from the ground up (to name but a few of my technical accomplishments). Over 10 Years of Formal Computer Repair Training I have honestly been through more computer repair training than I could ever possibly remember. I took my first computer repair class in 1995 and worked with several Marine Corps technicians side-by-side before finishing my tour in 1997. Following my honorable discharge I engaged in a self-study program which led to landing the Computer Repair Trainer position. During that time I began taking classes religiously at New Horizons Computer Learning Center. After receiving certification in CompTIA Security+, Network+, A+, Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician, and Microsoft Certified Professional, I joined the Army Reserves. The Army sent me to a technology school where I was specifically trained in computer repair and networking. Once I graduated from that school I was soon being shipped to schools all over the country to learn various aspects of technology, computer repair, networking, and proprietary DoD programs. Working with sensitive government information, a government Secret Clearance and specialized training in Information Assurance was mandatory. As a government contractor many of the facilities I worked at even required an armed escort and strict limitations to outside communication. I was trusted with highly classified information on a daily basis. Trust me… your privacy is safe with me. Before my tour ended in the Army Reserves I finished my college degree in Information Technology / Networking and a plethora of Technology Correspondence courses. Like I said, I cannot even fathom how much training I have received over the years. Let’s just say I am ‘WELL’ trained. Genuinely Affordable Computer Repair Services Some might say “There are cheaper computer repair technicians out there,” and they would be correct. However… What I am referring to is the Cost to Benefit Ratio. Someone once advised me never to say “cheap” because cheap implies quality. This is true and the technicians who charge less than I do are in fact… cheap. The service I offer is nothing less than top-of-the-line. You will not find another computer repair company of my calibur offering prices as low as mine. In fact my services start at $20.00 flat. Go ask for that at the Geek Squad. Actually the Geek Squad is comprised of very ‘low end’ technicians. They charge more simply because they are part of a ‘big-box’ store with a big name. Companies that provide technicians the skill-level of myself generally charge $85.00 per hour and up. You might ask, “why do I charge so little?” Well… because I can. First of all, I work for myself. I am the only employee collecting a pay check. Secondly, I have almost NO overhead. My commercial office is paid for by a service agreement. You know, “you help me and I’ll help you.” All my tools and equipment are paid for and my marketing is comprised of word of mouth, free ads, and business referrals. There you have it. Rather than ripping-off my clients, I charge less and get more. I am no math scholar but I can assure you, the clients add up. Simple multiplication. In Conclusion The bottom line is, I am exceptionally trained, ridiculously experienced, and obnoxiously affordable. Not only that, I am honest, reliable, and can be trusted with even the most sensitive data. To top it all off, PC Faction is a veteran owned an operated small business. And there you have it folks… When it comes to high-quality, affordable computer repair in Jacksonville, FL, PC Faction is a valid choice. If you need computer repair give me a call, I promise you will not be disappointed. ...read more
By PC Faction May 12, 2015
Whether you're using a PC with Windows or an Apple with OS X (MacBook Pro, iMac, etc.), your computer may fall victim to malware and viruses over time. Fear not! We resolve all computer issues with a 100% success rate or your money back. DID YOU KNOW? Malware can inject advertising into your favorite pages and viruses can steal your personal information? ...read more
By Tech Guys Go March 11, 2015
Online dating serviceCupid Media, which gives you a choice of ethnicity and lifestyles while looking for a mate, suffered a major, major compromise. An online break-in caused 42 million accounts to be compromised. This compromised included consumer records, password and email addresses. The breach took place way back in January 2013. According to Cupid Media director Andrew Bolton, they have notified those who may have been affected. He said they found the break in and took immediate actions to confront it. It’s also believed the same hacking group that got Cupid Media also gotAdobe and PR Newswire, among others. But there is a lesson to be learned here. Apparently, these hackers knew what passwords to use. Cupid users used passwords ’123456′ and ’111111′ over a combined three million times. Letter passwords, ‘iloveyou’, ‘lovely’, ‘qwerty’, ‘mylove’ and ‘iloveu’ were used a combined over 240,000 times. Now that pales in comparison to three million, but keep in mind this is a dating service website. So my conclusion is when you use straight number passwords or passwords retaining to the host website, that makes it easier for hackers to use and abuse. I’m glad many websites make you use a combination of letters and numbers to make you mix it up. That’s what I try to do anyway. And I know it’s hard to do, but try to get a different password for every site, or at least every other site. What tips do you have for password safety? ...read more
By Geek Choice December 04, 2013