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My Guide to Staying Mobile as a Computer Technician – Part 1
My business and simply the way I work has changed dramatically over the past 12 months. To give a very brief overview of my current situation, I have a job involving 4 key sites and a number of ad-hoc
VIEW POSTEffectively Marketing Your Services with Free Advertising
Craigslist, Backpage, Oodle, Recycler, Kijiji, Marketplace – they can be very useful for effectively marketing your services with free advertising. They’re effective marketing for professionals
VIEW POSTClean Up Outlook’s Auto Complete with NK2Edit
For those who have to deal with a large mailing list or who manage contracts with large mailing lists, having an easy way to manage and update emails is not only a great thing but it can also save time.
VIEW POSTMy Quest for the Perfect Backup Software
I want to tell you about some software for Windows I found. I actually discovered this while trying to find a good backup solution for my own personal setup, but ended up using it for clients once I knew
VIEW POSTProcess Hanging? Troubleshoot with WhatIsHang
We all know about those pesky programs that like to hang for no apparent reason. While we can use Windows Task Manager that allows you to see which process is hanging and how to kill it, sometimes we
VIEW POSTMy 8 Certification Choices for Business Techs
In my previous posts you’ve seen some pretty strong arguments about why you should and shouldn’t get certified in the tech industry and it’s clear that many share my points as well as
VIEW POST6 Reasons Why Techs SHOULD Get Certified
I’m back discussing the divide in the tech community with regards to certifications, I recently gave certs quite a beating with a very one sided view against, but I return today to the flip side.
VIEW POST5 Reasons Why Techs SHOULDN’T Get Certified
Certifications receive mixed praise and opinion on the Technibble forums and the result of any cert based thread often ends with a 50/50 split for and against. I’ve decided to broach this tricky
VIEW POSTDisplay Details of Application Crashes with AppCrashView
There are times when all you want is a simple tool that will get the job done. If you are a system engineer, you will no doubt want to be able to control the applications you run on your network. That
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