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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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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Wow your friends, impress you boss, be a tech support hero.
We can’t possibly provide tech support for the hundreds of problems that plague PC users, but we found a simulation program that can turn almost anyone into a professional trouble shooter. It’s “Windows Simulator, Exam Cram” from Que Publishing.
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TUT helps speed up your computer.
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Since we’re on this retro trip right now, let’s revisit a tech support service we wrote about several months ago. We liked the test drive so much, we signed up, paying real money for a remote technical support service that charges $1 a minute. That sounds like a lot, but it turns out to be a bargain.
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1. Online tech support.
2. Two computers, one monitor.
3. Internuts: Evite.com , MyPunchbowl.com, babelfish.altavista.com
4. “DV Rebel’s Guide: An all -digital approach to making Killer Action Movies on the Cheap”
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We were having trouble with a backup drive and called for tech support. What we got was the president of the company himself (it’s a small company). “Ah,” he said. “I see what the problem is: Just rename the ‘delete(underline)me.exe’ file to ‘backupkey.exe’ and move it to the root.”
Sure. Anybody can follow that. We’ll pass it on.
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Computer tips at WorldStart.com and information on drug prescriptions at Epocrates.com.
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How to get rid of unwanted Windows programs that load automatically when you start the computer…
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Move over GeekSquad. We got help from HelpMeRemote and ComputerOverhauls.
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