All posts by Bryce Whitty
Starting a Computer Business – How Much Money Will You Need?
The amount of money you will need depends on whether you are going to jump into the deep end and make your new business your only source of income, or you are going to ease into it and work elsewhere while
VIEW POSTXP_Fileassoc.bat & XP_EXE_Fix.reg – Repair Tool of the Week
I have been seeing the Facebook Password Reset Virus on a lot of computers lately and one of the things that this virus does is disables the EXE association with the computer. Basically what this means
VIEW POSTDifficulties With Bringing On New Staff
Guest Post by Lisa Hendrickson, owner of Call That Girl, 15 years experience of supporting client computer issues. Just about a month ago, I knew I was getting too busy to do the little stuff around the
VIEW POSTHashTab – Repair Tool of the Week
HashTab is a small, free, Windows shell extension that adds a tab called “File Hashes” to the Windows Explorer file properties (there is also a Mac version). This tab will allow you to see
VIEW POST7 Quick Fix 1.0 – Fix Common Windows 7 Errors
7 Quick Fix is a small, freeware and portable tool designed to quickly fix common errors that may occur under Windows 7 and is able to re-enable certain parts of the system (such as Task Manager) after
VIEW POSTHow to Get a Killer Logo and Business Card
Your logo and business card are a huge part of your business. It is the image that represents you and often people will even choose a technician over another based on their logo or business card. Our techie
VIEW POSTLookInMyPC – Generate Comprehensive Reports of a PC
LookInMyPC is a small, portable and freeware tool designed to generate a very comprehensive report of a system and export it to a HTML page. It will display Running Processes, Installed Devices, Drivers,
VIEW POSTClients Expecting Free Phone Support
In this article, I talk about one of my troublesome clients expecting free phone support and an incredibly simple way to deal with them.
VIEW POSTReprofiler – Reassign Settings to Another Windows User
A common problem that occurs with just about all modern Windows operating systems is when a Windows user loses access to their data and settings. For some reason, Windows no longer recognizes a profile
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