By daverich52 May 23, 2019
Quick service! Walked-in and iphone screen was fixed in less than 15 minutes!! Best prices i found around charlotte! ...read more
By RobRoberts February 11, 2016
The owner of this business, (Mr. Jon Solaka, also known as Jon Lewis) is a crook. He is a dishonest business owner and will dupe you in a minute! He is untrustworthy. He is a crook! He cheats the IRS. He sells and buys stolen goods and he also does drugs both in, and out of his store front and the surrounding. Mr. Solaka does not only make and sell, cell phone screens.! He also makes, and sells the drug (wax). Mr. Solaka sells this drug and smokes this drug ...read more
By Sara Jonson November 10, 2015
fixed mine ...read more
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By CyberMax Computers May 23, 2019
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By REXX NET June 19, 2015
The release of Windows Server 2012 brought along an updated Hyper-V virtualization system. In this post we examine new opportunities in Hyper-V 3.0. It’s worth mentioning that a 3rd version contains a lot of improvements in functionality as compared with the previous version, and, main part is that the Hyper-V, Microsoft virtualization system, got to the new level of Enterprise products like VMware vSphere 5. Main management and monitoring tool in Hyper-V is a Hyper-V Manager (see picture). Beginning with version 3.0 many new functions became available via PowerShell. For example, launching virtual machine VM1 can be performed by running “Start -VM vm1”. Below you will find the description of key features of new Hyper-V version. More on http://www.dataretrieval.com/blog/data-recovery/microsoft-hyper-v-3-0-new-opportunities.html ...read more
By DataRetrieval Data Recovery Service Charlotte May 13, 2013
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