All posts by Bryce Whitty
How to stop Messenger Service Popups
Some users (wether yourself or your clients) may have seen popups that appear on their desktop at some time or another with the title “Messenger Service”. This is not to be confused with Windows
VIEW POSTRecovering important data when Windows wont boot
A task that frequently appears in computer repair jobs is retrieving the data on the clients PC when a hard drive has failed (or failing) or Windows wont boot and they want me to do a Reinstall. This article
VIEW POSTWhat to take to Computer Repair Jobs
When you are on a computer repair job many different situations can arise and in most cases it has nothing to do with what the client told you over the phone. Over the years I have created a kit which
VIEW POSTHow to Uninstall Internet Explorer 7 (IE7)
Many people who know their stuff with their computers are rushing to give the new Internet Explorer 7: Beta 2 a try even though it is known to have bugs still. One of these bugs that are frequently showing
VIEW POSTGiving Discounts for Computer Repairs
I have seen a few posts in recent days on forums talking about giving discounts to your computer clients and here is a principle that is good to go by concerning discounts.
VIEW POSTBuilding a on-site test PC: In a Briefcase!
This is a article that is slightly different from our usual flavor, rather than “how to fix” this article is about “how to build”. This article shows a step by step tutorial of
VIEW POSTHow to stop Internet Explorer script error messages
If you are getting messages such as: “A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug?” or “Internet Explorer Script Error. An error has occurred in the script on line 1. Do you wish
VIEW POSTBuilding a Good Reputation and Winning More Computer Clients
How do you build a good reputation amongst your clients? It’s easy; just do what you say you are going to do. If you say you are going to be at the client’s house by 3:00, be there at 3:00.
VIEW POSTEssential Processes needed to run Windows
When repairing a PC by either trying to shutdown a virus, trying to remove adware/spyware/malware or just trying to get a speed increase you need to shut down processes that run in the background. It is
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