All posts by Bryce Whitty
Computer Repair Business Startup Costs
It is the dream of many computer technicians is to start their own computer repair business. This dream is a great one to go for but before starting a business, you will need to face the realities of the
VIEW POSTMy Onsite Technician CD Wallet
Here on Technibble we have covered computer repair applications for your USB drive fairly extensively, but what about a technicians CD wallet? Here is a list of disks that I carry around in my onsite CD
VIEW POSTOffline NT Password & Registry Editor – Reset Windows User Passwords
Offline NT Password & Registry Editor is a freeware utility that allows you to change or blank the password of any user that has a valid account on a local NT/2000/XP/2003/Server 2008/Vista 32 &
VIEW POSTFrustrations of the Computer Business
Working in the computer business is great, especially if you have your own business. You get to choose your own hours, what jobs you want to work on and it stays interesting as there is often a new problem
VIEW POSTKillProcess – Terminate Lists of Processes
KillProcess is exactly what it sounds like, a process killer. It is small, freeware and is available as an installer or a portable version. KillProcess has some interesting features that makes it a great
VIEW POSTUnderstanding the Different Windows XP Licenses
In a recent article I talked about the essential skills needed for basic residential computer repair work and one of the skills I mentioned was understanding Windows Licensing. I touched on the topic a
VIEW POSTERUNT – Backup and Restore Entire Windows Registry
ERUNT (Emergency Recovery Utility NT) is a small, portable utility for backing up and restoring the entire registry for Windows NT/2000/2003 and XP. ERUNT allows you to back up the registry to a folder
VIEW POSTEssential Skills for Basic Residential Computer Repair Work
There are many young computer geeks on the Technibble forums who are looking to make the move into turning their skills into a career. However, many of them have doubts about their knowledge so I have
VIEW POSTShould I Charge Businesses More?
The question “Should I charge businesses more?” recently came up on the Technibble forums and the short answer is yes. Heres why:
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