The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification is the globally accepted endorsement of a professional’s expertise in certain core areas of the IT industry, namely, design, deployment and implementation of Microsoft infrastructure solutions.
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This MSN virus is a new virus which spreads via MSN Messenger. Once a computer is infected it will send copies of itself to every online contact on the infected users contact list.
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Last time, in the TNCT 201 article, we discussed a strategic approach to expanding your market. Regardless of whether you’re dealing with home repairs, SoHos or even your own computer, sooner or later you’ll have to fiddle with the lowest-level functions, either to fix or optimize something. Today we’ll discuss the nature of BIOS, its general functions – which vary between manufacturers and models – some common chokepoints, and finally, ways of upgrading or fixing it. Learning to use and upgrade your BIOS and other flash firmware is primarily for optimization purposes, but can come handy in overcoming some very basic hardware problems.
If you are an IT professional, or are planning for an IT career, chances are that you must have acquired a certification, or may be preparing for one. Ever since the IT revolution began, there has been a proliferation of computer education institutions the world over, and these institutions churn out millions of so-called IT professionals every year.
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The website CoolSiteOfTheDay.com, which most of us have heard about at some point in our internet lives, is considered a grand daddy as far as webpages go. CoolSiteOfTheDay.com started listing cool sites in 1994 and has been around ever since with some bigboys such as Yahoo supporting it.
On October 17th 2006, Technibble.com tooks its place in the CoolSiteOfTheDay hall of fame. Woot!
In the past Technibble.com has run into a nasty fake antispyware program called SpySherriff which alerts you to fake problems where you have to pay for the full version in order to fix.
Recently, F-Secure hosted a contest of who could make the cheesiest TV ad for SpySherrif. Here is the winner.
In our previous articles in the TN 10x series we discussed some basic, local tactics that will enable you to get a computer fixed on a small, local scale, in order to get your job done, as well as get your paycheck. In this series of articles we will cover more advanced repair topics as well as some long-term strategies for planning and marketing, as well as some other topics relevant to an advanced computer technician. Although not nearly as short-term as on-site planning, expanding your market onto SoHos can be your first major step in achieving a constant supply of clients, experience and, of course, income.
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