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Beware of Forum Phishers

PostDateIcon Thursday, 11 March 2010 16:45 PostAuthorIcon Author: Jay Carper

"...we will have to delete your account and forward a complaint to your ISP..."

Sounds ominous, doesn't it? Good thing it's a bluff. If you participate in online forums, there's a chance you have received a private message like this from someone claiming to be a forum administrator. Don't trust it!

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 11 March 2010 17:02 )

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Help When and Where You Need It

PostDateIcon Wednesday, 10 February 2010 21:24 PostAuthorIcon Author: Jay Carper

Computers are supposed to simplify your life, and sometimes all they need is a little help. Here's a note I received from one of my Brenham customers:

Thanks for the excellent service on my laptop..you offered such great help and also peace of mind. It was such a blessing meeting someone in the area who is so customer oriented and pleasant...much success to you.

 

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 February 2010 21:29 )

 

Last Week's Jobs

PostDateIcon Sunday, 07 February 2010 23:24 PostAuthorIcon Author: Jay Carper

Over this last week I...

  • Reinstalled the operating system, software, and all updated drivers on a new computer that just wasn't working right.
  • Moved a customer's data from her old computer to her new laptop, including Quicken files.
  • Exported contacts data from a Palm Pilot to an iPhone. 
  • Installed network cabling and phone lines.
  • Analyzed a host of search engine optimization (SEO) tools.
  • Configured web filtering for greater worker productivity.
  • Installed a printer.
  • Set up an email account on a web server.
  • Configured an email client.
  • Analyzed a network backup system and recommended upgrades and procedural changes.
  • Updated a web site.
  • Installed software.
  • Uninstalled software.
  • Went to church
  • Talked to my mom on the phone. :-)
  • Much, much more...

Thank you, Brenham, Chappell Hill, and Burton, Texas!

Last Updated ( Sunday, 07 February 2010 23:36 )

 

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  • General computer work: $65/hr
    Includes repairs, upgrades, virus cleaning, etc. Free pickup and delivery or I can work onsite!
  • Network infrastructure work: $80/hr
    Includes routers, cabling, installation, troubleshooting, etc.
  • Training: $40/hr
    Depends on the material and number of students. Rates will be determined as needed. For one-on-one tutoring, I charge $40/hr.
  • Technical Writing: $30/hr
    Network and systems documentation, standard operating procedures, manuals, etc.

Last Updated ( Monday, 15 February 2010 11:18 )

 

Expanding to Burton and Chappell Hill

PostDateIcon Thursday, 04 February 2010 23:30 PostAuthorIcon Author: Jay Carper
I now have clients in Burton, Brenham, Gay Hill, Bellville, Chappell Hill, and Earlywine. Coming soon to Caldwell and Somerville. Texas rocks!
 
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Self-Help
Don't Upgrade to Windows 7
Don't get me wrong. I love Windows 7. Just don't upgrade. Instead, do a clean install. Back up all your files, format the drive, and install everything from scratch. If you already have an older version of Windows on your computer, buy the upgrade disc for 7, but do a clean install. (Here's how.) Upgrading from an existing Windows installation carries over much of the junk your computer has accumulated since you first put Windows on it and creates a whole truck load of more junk. My advice: don't do it. Always do a clean install of Windows, never an upgrade.
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