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Is your
computer suffering from long startup times, pop-up ads,
frequent crashes, lockups and error messages? Is your computer's speed slower now than when you bought it?
Contact me
for an appointment if you need a computer tuneup, including computer
maintenance, security audit and
troubleshooting. Make backup copies of your data files on a CD-R disk
or other removable storage medium before the tuneup begins if possible.
- Checkups
on your hardware and software to restore optimum
performance. Windows software accumulates various types of electronic
junk and small errors. These slow down your system and need to be
cleaned out periodically.
- Cleanup.
Delete old data files that are no longer needed. Uninstall software that
you no longer use.
- Optimize
startup. Many software parasites turn on automatically
whenever your computer is turned on and waste your computer's resources
by running constantly even when you don't need them. Shutting down
these parasites allows your computer to focus more resources and work
faster on the jobs that you are trying to do.
- Software
updates are also needed to ensure good security and
maintain optimum performance. Some softwares can be set to update automatically, while others must be updated manually.
- Upgrade
with new hardware and software.
Installation of selected
new components can provide cost-effective increases in performance and
extend the useful life of your current computer. Provide advice on the
components you should specify when purchasing your new computer.
Installation services to help you get your new equipment set up.
- Troubleshooting
hardware and software
malfunctions. Take care of little
problems before they become more serious.
- Viruses,
spyware and other "malware." Identify and eliminate
malwares that have invaded your computer. Install and configure
protection softwares to help prevent future infections. Protections
needed include anti-virus, anti-spyware, firewall, secure client softwares, hardening Windows,
and security awareness training for computer users.
- Workstation
adjustment to reduce stress and avoid injury. Rearranging
the heights of your monitor and keyboard can be especially helpful in
reducing stress and avoiding serious injuries like carpal tunnel
syndrome.
- Cleanup
the dust and grime that accumulate in your keyboard, in your mouse and
on your display screen.
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