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Types of Computer Hardware
By Isabella Rodrigues
Computer hardware is a physical part of a computer that executes within the hardware. It is unlike computer software or data that can be frequently changed, modified or erased on a computer. Computer Read more...
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Computer Franchises: Choosing the Right One for You
By Joshua Feinberg
Computer franchises can be found everywhere in the country. Because risks are a part of investment in computer franchises, you want to make sure you consider all factors to make sure you are Read more...
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Computer Career
By Charles Fuchs
Computers have officially become a necessity in this 21st century, and with this technology boom comes the growing availability of a computer career. If you are looking for a computer career, your Read more...
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Computer Consulting 101 PC Troubleshooting Advice
By Joshua Feinberg
While most small businesses really do need to find a good local consulting business to take care of their problems, there are some problems that are simple enough for even a technophobe to handle. At Computer Consulting 101, we've found there's one very simple piece of advice that often doesn't get communicated to non-technical small business end users: When in doubt, reboot first.
Seriously, while it may sound tremendously simple, end users often overlook it during typical panic attacks.
Anytime you're about to consider an issue a real IT support problem and call your consulting vendor, always reboot first.
First, exit out of whatever files and programs that you're working on. Then, run through a Shutdown and Restart sequence to reboot your computer.
If you suspect your problem involves something hardware-related, such as with your network card, modem, mouse, keyboard or sound card, you should even go one step further, before calling your consulting experts.
Go to your Start menu. Next,
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shutdown your PC. Then turn the power off for a minute or so… if you're didn't power itself off on its own. Then finally power your PC back up again and see if the problem resolved itself on its own. Many times a simple reboot is all it takes.
The Bottom Line
While this advice probably sounds very basic, at Computer Consulting 101 we've found that a substantial percentage (as many as 10-20% of problems) of trouble calls for IT support become unnecessary after a reboot. And of course, because you probably pay every single time you pick up the phone, why not conserve your IT budget for those projects that can help your company drive more revenue, improve productivity, reduce overhead, and boost your bottom line. Remember, before you call a consulting professional, reboot first…. so you can conserve your consulting budget for those problems that really require expert assistance.
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