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I've got the 400 and I don't like it

Coincidentally my Zalman VE-300 arrived today so yet to use it. My previous VE-200 failed when the write protect switch broke in the locked position!

I have also a 2250DN for the double sided facility

Basically because there is not much in them. I have(and have installed) an HP Laserjet Pro P1102W. I bought it I think 3 years ago. They cost £65 or so and you can get about 2000 - 3000 sheets out of a cartridge you can buy for about £9 on Ebay. It's a printer only but it's Airprint...

It needs to be a bit more clearer when you say no power as previously said. List what is and isn't working and we can move on.

It all depends on if you have money to spare. There are plenty of other "tools" you are going to need for your business. Virus removal is just a small part of the business especially if you're going to do hardware repairs as well.

Id be wary giving people access to other people's data even if they got the laptop legitimately

I feel your pain. Although I haven't a dog now( I'm working on it) I've had 2 during my marriage and grew up with dogs in the family. As said only people who have owned dogs will understand the connection.

Yes I carry one of those portable power packs for that reason. Also micro usb leads in the car

Did you try a bootable Linux disk as mentioned a couple of times? Hardware problem yes/no? It's a simple test and gives you important info.

I use Izettle unless someone wants to pay cash, cheque or PayPal online.

Just checked and it works. Mine are old from the NT days 1999 but the Certs show on one sheet, 6 of them. I don't think it's mandatory to show anyone but I would have thought if requested he would be more than happy. Even just ask for his Microsoft ID.

You could ask for their Microsoft ID and see where it goes from there. He can share it I think here. https://mcp.microsoft.com/Anonymous//Transcript//Validate

I still use the magnetic sheets I got off ebay 3 years ago.

I've been looking briefly at Quickfile and it looks the business. Integration with PCRT would be brilliant. It really does have everything a sole trader needs except the hands on work that PCRT does. Integration with Dropbox, Paypal and Google Calendar is ace.

Very rarely work weekends. My website says 9am to 9pm 7 days a week but that is taking phone calls only.

I can understand giving people generic notes but detailed itemised ones not so sure. I certainly wouldn't name programs used except in my own notes. As said PCRT does quite a lot.

http://www.lightsidecomputers.ca/home.html He has a website

I've now changed the poll so you can change your vote

Now. It's only to get a ball park idea of the ages. I'm still in the same bracket :)