By Patrick S. February 08, 2018
Thank you so much for providing such a place for us. Your repair guys are amazing. Definitely worth the money spent on such service. ...read more
By Arianna J. August 03, 2017
If you want to experience the best repair service possible, this is the place to be. You will have no regrets with what these people can offer. ...read more
By Mindee A. June 18, 2017
I have been looking for a repair service for a very long time and this shop fits the bill as one of the bests in the city. Quality job all the time. ...read more
Troubleshooting Error Messages in HP PC’s during Startup. Introduction of HP. HP (Hewlett-Packard) one of the world’s best largest computer and electronics company. Discovered by William Hewlett and David Packard in 1939 80 years ago. HP is an American Multinational Technology Company, its headquarter is in Palo Alto in California. Founders of HP Bill Hewlett and David Packard are graduated in electrical engineering in 1935 from Stanford university. Hp provides a wide varieties of hardware components, software, and many other related services to its customer. Its helpful in different sector like in small business and medium-sized business, government, health and education sectors. Hp is worlds best and known today about its laserjet and Deskjet printers. Also, it produces more than 10,000 different electronic devices. The HP is founded in a car garage by Bill Hewlett and by David Packard in Palo Alto in California. It is specialized in developing and manufacturing computing, Data storage, software and delivering services. HP products also include personal computers, standard servers for the industry, storage devices, networking device, software and a wide range of printers and other products. Startup Symptom computer continually restarts. In the case, if LED lights glow or a user hears fan sound or the hard drive spinning, and the HP logo displays briefly, but the laptop stops responding and shows a blue screen. In some of the cases, the computer may be operating in windows but suddenly crash or stop responding. In most of the cases, an error message is displayed on the blue screen, the computer will not going to command what a user typed on keyboard, and in that case, it is necessary to press or to hold the power button for 15 seconds, to turn off the computer. One of the most common causes of this problem is conflicting instructions from multiple programs and drivers. Installing a new program will not going to be compatible with the hardware or another program may cause a blue screen. Perform a hard reset first. In the case, if a PC fails to boot properly, you have to perform the hard reset first. · Disconnect or remove all USB devices and media cards. · Disconnect the power adapter, remove the battery, and then press and hold the power button for 15 seconds or more. · Now reconnect the power adapter but do not connect the battery, Tap the power button, and see the glowing LEDs near capslock and listen to sounds of a disk drive and fan turning. Disable the automatic restart to view error messages.. In the case, if a computer is set to automatically restart on an error condition, message will be cleared off the screen before a user can see it. If a user is unable to view error message, or in the case, if a computer tries to reboot automatically, the user can disable the window automatic restart feature. By the help of which it will enable a user to view specific error message. Disable automatic restart. · Switch of the computer wait for 5 seconds. · Now press the power button to start the computer and then continuously press the f8 to enter the window advanced options menu. · Now use the up and down keys to choose to disable automatic restart on system failure and then press the enter. · Now press the enter key again to restart windows. How to disable the automatic restart after boot into windows. Tap to start, now right click my computer, and then tap to properties. Tap to advanced tab. Now in the startup and recovery section, tap settings. Now deselect the Automatically restart check box, under system failure. Tap to ok to close the startup and recovery window, and then tap to ok to close the system properties windows. Now restart the computer. ...read more
By HP Computer Support Center February 28, 2019
Minnesota Computers is a world-class leader in both buying and selling refurbished computer equipment. We handle it all, from laptops and desktops, to servers and routers, to plotters, smaller components like processors and power supplies, all the way to barcode printers. Not only that, we deal with all of the top name brands in the business, including Hewlett Packard, Dell, IBM, Cisco, Zebra, Sun Microsystems, and more. With all of these products and brand names at our disposal, it is only logical that we have a large warehouse to store our thousands of products, as well as a respectably sized tech area for repairs, breaking down tech, and diagnostic testing of all the equipment. Our Youtube video gives you a great tour of our warehouse, if you’re curious. This room is particularly important as it helps us uphold our commitment to providing and supplying only high quality, fully functional refurbished equipment. Through both buying and purchasing, we have a highly trained and very knowledgeable team of sales representatives. Each one of them has a certain level of IT experience, and each one specializes in a specific type of equipment and supplier. This makes it much easier when you call in, as you will be put in touch with the person who works directly with what you want. This brings me to possible future suppliers of ours. You are in luck, as we are always looking to expand our supplier line to help boost our inventory, as well as supply others with the parts they need. The following sales representatives are looking to purchase and sell the following equipment: Zach Manning and Jay Faber our IBM specialist for PCs, Laptops, and spare partsand IBM ISeries, PSeries, IBM Blades, IBM Tape Drives, Disk Drives and more. We are always looking to expand our supplier base in several IBM Server and IBM ThinkPad products, including the T400, T420, T430, T60, T60P, IBM M42 Desktops. We have a million dollar inventory + selling all parts for all IBM Systems. System Boards, video adaptors, power supplies all tested with warranty. Our resident Barcode Printer specialist, Matt Johnson, is looking for suppliers for several Zebra brand printers, like the S600, 170xilll Plus, S4M 203DPI, and others, as well as Intermec brand printers, scanners, and RFIDs. He is looking to sell several Intermec, DataMax and Zebra brand printers and Hand held Scanners. Call him today. Minnesota Computers’ Dell PCs and Laptops representative, Aaron Lee, is looking to grow his supplier list of all E Series Laptops, and is currently in large supply of the Dell Latitude E6400 and all D Series laptops and parts. Benny Napoli, HP Designjet and resident plotter and large format printer expert is looking to expand his supplier base for any and all formatter cores and Z Series PSU Cores, as well as DJ5XXX Power Supply Cores. In his inventory, it has several models of HP’s Designjet line. HP Servers, storage supplies, and spare parts are handled by HP expert John Schwartz, who is looking to expand his list of suppliers on all HP Generation 6 Rack Servers, and is selling products like the HP ProLiant DL380 G6. Don Osborne, the Dell PowerEdge, Precision Laptops, and OptiPlex Desktops specialist is looking to grow his supplier market in the PowerEdge R and T series of servers, the Precision R and T series of laptops, as well as Dell SCSI, SAS, and SATA drives. His is looking to supply companies with several PowerEdge and OptiPlex Power Supplies. The resident Dell PowerEdge R, M, T, and C series expert, Christine Connery, is looking to expand her supplier base in these series of Dell PowerEdge servers. Raymond Carlson, our expert with HP PCs and Laptops, is expanding his supplier base with several HP products, I3, I5, I7 systems, including Pro 6000 Desktops, Z400 Workstations, DC7900 SFF Desktops, and several more. He is selling several EliteBook series laptops as well as spare parts. Our IP Telephone and Networking expert, Harry Mercer, is looking to grow his supplier list of any excess Avaya, Cisco, Polycom, Plantronics, and Nortel Equipment. If you are looking to sell any of the above equipment, or are in need of some of it yourself, give Minnesota Computers a call 763-577-0803. Our techs and representatives will be happy to assist you in any way that they can. *Minnesota Computers is excited to announce we are now a Microsoft Registered Refurbisher for all schools and non profit organizations!* Please send all inquiries to Buy@MinnesotaComputers.com www.minnesotacomputers.com 763-577-0803 Check out our new expanded facility: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdQu1RIwgHo ...read more
By Minnesota Computers March 30, 2015
Hard Drive Problems? Thumb Drive Problems? Camera Cards ?? There are so many issues that people think are hopeless with there data storage devices. They Can be helped and saved.Drive or Card Say it needs to be formattedMany times a camera card, thumb drive, or external hard drive might say they need to be formatted in order to be used. If you want your data back DON’T format it. It is still retrievable if it is formatted but the quality of the recovery will be better if you leave it the way it is and call us and bring it in.Windows Won’t Boot Up Your windows won’t boot up it seems all is lost and you don’t have a backup. It can be saved all your precious family photos and documents ect can be saved.House Fire / Business Fire Believe it or not many times even from a fire data off drives, camera cards, thumb drives and computers can be saved.Deleted PicturesDid you accidentally delete files or pictures from one of the above they can be saved too. Our Data Recovery Workstations are tuned to pull data in all sorts of issues problems, deletions and formatted. http://techwarrior.us/computer-disaster-recovery-data-recovery/SHARE THIS: ...read more
By Techwarrior Technologies LLC March 01, 2015
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
