By MaryinSRQ June 25, 2013
Thats all it took one call, the tech was Jade he is the owner i think.He talked with me for 15mins then did a remote repair, All fixedmy computer is fast and safe now Thank you nextgenMary, Sarasota ...read more
By Carolatavernajr January 21, 2013
Very poor service, be wary, he likes to take advantage of you. ...read more
By Kari Spencer January 11, 2012
The owner is awesome! Not only did he replace my hard drive, but showed me how to do use my time capsule Great service and fast! Totally recommend! ...read more
Have you ever noticed that as time goes by your computer you bought just doesn't seem to be running as quickly as when you first bought the machine? Computers are kind of like a home, unless they are cleaned and maintained regularly they can get junked up with last weeks garbage. Formatting the hard drive is one of the quickest and easiest ways to help. Because the typical hard drive uses a physical magnetic arm to gather data from the disk, the physical location of data on the platter can have a significant impact on the speed at which your drive can read information. As time goes by, files get moved and new programs are installed and others are uninstalled, bits and pieces of different files can get scattered around the drive and that's what we call "Fragmentation". The goal of defragmenting your computer hard drive is to take all those bits and pieces that are lying around the drive and rearrange them on the platters back in a logical way, allowing the hard drive to retrieve files faster and therefore speed up the computer. Microsoft includes a tool to do this within Windows XP. You can find it by going to: Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Defragmenter Disk Defragmenter will open and allow you the option to "Analyze" any hard drive you have installed on the sytem. This process takes a few seconds and will return with a result that will recommend if you should defragment the drive as well as a more detailed report. Here is a typical result. As the analyzer works it will show you the fragmented areas in red and the contiguous files in blue. When you press the "Defragment" button, the program will begin rearranging as many files as possible into contiguous files thereby speeding up your computer, and hopefully saving you some time and frustration in the process. ...read more
By Accelerated Technology Computer Repair Services November 20, 2009
Running a computer repair business can be a lucrative business. Although many people feel that they have the ability to fix their own computers, few people actually possess the skills to fix a broken computer. Owning a computer repair business can help you tap into this growing group of people. ...read more
A laptop without sound is a laptop with very little value. Many of the simple tasks that we take for granted can no longer be accomplished without sound. But, before you send your Toshiba laptop off to a computer repair shop, make sure it is not a problem you can fix yourself. ...read more