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Both employees and students rely on their computers to get the job done and can certainly find themselves in a time crunch and under pressure if their laptop breaks or breaks down on them. You can save yourself the trouble by utilizing these best practices for protecting your laptop from damage.
Ransomware removal is among the toughest challenges for computer and laptop repair. Learn what it is, its computing impact, and how it's done in this guide.
Even if you can’t use all the tips listed, incorporating a few into your routine can make a big difference. But every laptop battery’s life comes to an end at some point.
Most desktops that come in for repair are pretty dirty, which is pretty typical. If your fans are working properly, they are bringing in lots of dust and grime.
We have replaced thousands of power supply’s in our 25 years of performing computer repair in Northern KY. First thing we do is see if the desktop has any power at all. We check to see if there are any lights or fans spinning.
When a desktop comes into our computer shop with the problem being there is nothing showing up on the screen, the first thing we check is the video card, if it is a video adapter that is not attached to the motherboard and can be replaced.
Have you ever had your laptop suddenly start acting strangely for no obvious reason? If there are other people in your home, you might want to consider whether one of them could have spilled something on it and neglected to tell you. Although we would all like to believe that would never happen, it’s certainly possible. With the average cost of a laptop running anywhere from a few hundred to [...]
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Viruses cause over 55 billion dollars of damages every year. In the last two years, more than 16 million Americans have had to deal with a serious computer virus. But viruses don't just infect your computer. They can get into your network, too. How? It comes down to the type of virus.