Symantec has a group of remote control tune-up service you can buy to speed up your computer and get rid of useless junk stored on your hard drive…
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Every once in a while a Windows system will lock up, showing nothing but a blank blue screen and a small message box. This has come to be called “The Blue Screen of Death.” What causes it? Who knows? What can be done about it? Who knows? You can always reboot.
We recently came across a web site named FaultWire.com, which attempts to explain what happened…
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System Mechanic is one those all-in-one utility programs that cleans your computer and irons your shirts…
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The way out of the miserable tech support mess is to buy from a company’s corporate division instead of the consumer division…
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YourTechOnline, a great tech support service we’ve both used and written about, is no more. The web service was recently absorbed by Support.com…
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There isn’t a tech support person in the world who knows how to solve all the problems that come up in Windows. But somebody, somewhere, probably knows the answer to your particular problem.
There’s a new community of more than 7,000 helpers gathered on a web site called CrossLoop….
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