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GSmartControl – Monitor and Test Hard Drive SMART Data
GSmartControl is an open source and portable application for identifying, monitoring and testing hard drives. GSmartControl differs from applications like CrystalDiskInfo because GSmartControl monitors
VIEW POST3 Ways to Get Computer Repair Customers Serious About Data Backup
No matter what may happen to a customer’s computer, the one thing they always want to ensure is that their data is safe. A recent survey by cloud storage provider Carbonite solidified these beliefs
VIEW POSTMail Viewer – View Stand Alone Email Databases
Mail Viewer is a free and portable application to view standalone Outlook Express, Windows Live Mail and Thunderbird databases. By standalone, I mean it will display a list of the emails contained in the
VIEW POSTBypass Windows Logons with the Utilman.exe Trick
Utilman.exe is a built in Windows application that is designed to allow the user to configure Accessibility options such as the Magnifier, High Contrast Theme, Narrator and On Screen Keyboard before they
VIEW POSTCloseTheDoor – Port Scanning and Information Tool
CloseTheDoor identifies the listening ports for TCP/UDP over IPv4/v6 and the associated program files. This can help a technician discover security holes and find leaks in a system. It can also find vulnerabilities
VIEW POSTUsing an iPad in the Computer Repair Business
Guest post by Craig Lloyd: The iPad is a great device for computer technicians to carry around while out in the field. It’s a small and portable, yet powerful machine capable of assisting computer
VIEW POSTChuck Romanos Top 10 Business Books
If we want our business to grow, then we must grow with it. I don’t know of any successful people that don’t spend time to learn new things and gain knowledge. Here is my top 10 list of business
VIEW POSTdMaintenance – Task Automation Tool
dMaintenance is a free portable tool that can be configured to automate maintenance tasks. It can run directly on a pc without installation and can also be pushed out on networks via group policy. DMaintenance
VIEW POSTTop 5 Myths Computer Repair Customers Believe About “Going Apple”
“If I got a Mac, I wouldn’t have these problems.” If I got a nickel for every time a customer told me that…. well, you get where I’m headed with this. There seems to be
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