Online Tech Support is a growing business. When the economic disaster hit a couple of years ago I even had small business clients asking me for ways to avoid paying me $110 per hour for my services.

Paying a reasonable fee to someone who can fix your PC remotely for a fraction of what I can do it by coming on site makes a lot of sense to companies and individuals alike.

Truth be told, I was never that fond of fixing PC problems anyway. I would much rather PREVENT them through a well planned and executed strategy based on my decades of experience. That way, no one gets excited and I can take a break to eat whenever I want!

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Then report back here with a comment on how it went.

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Acronis True Image Home 2011 is the latest version of my favorite disk imaging software. Windows 7 includes an imaging utility, but like most built in Windows apps, lacks full features.

Acronis True Image Home is reasonably priced and makes backup and restore much easier.

Improvements include integration in the Backup and Restore section of the Control Panel; ability to view and restore previous file or volume versions from the Context menu; backup and restore of Windows libraries; and the ability to launch Acronis® True Image Home 2011 from the Windows 7 Taskbar.

Some of us have never felt the user interface was the best it could be with True Image, and thankfully the UI has been improved.

A redesign of the GUI includes new features like Drag and Drop for faster navigation. Wizards and One-Click configuration tools select the best backup and restore options for your needs.

Learn more about the new Acronis True Image Home 2011.

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Finally – A Blog Theme With SEO That Works!

August 26, 2010

Apologies to all who have suffered the appearance of this blog for so long. The previous theme was, at the time, blue and 3 columned. That was my criteria. I knew zilch about SEO (search engine optimization) and I figured I would “get to it eventually”. Enough is enough. Time for a theme that PC [...]

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What Would You Do With Your Police Departments Website?

June 8, 2010

I really, REALLY love it! Man busted by traffic camera gets revenge on Police Department. Legally. Click! Click! Click! Click! Smile, you just got a traffic ticket. Red light and speed cameras suck. There is no officer to explain the situation to. Pretty much no appeal. Some municipalities are even making SURE you don’t try [...]

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When ComboFix Does Not Completely Clean Your PC

June 8, 2010

When I wrote about Cleaning Your PC With ComboFix a short time ago, I had not run into a problem that ComboFix did not fix. Well, that changed over the weekend. I had a REALLY infected PC to clean, it had rootkits and all. First problem was that it would not boot into Windows Safe [...]

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How To Upgrade A Laptop To A Larger Hard Drive With Acronis

June 3, 2010

I fielded this question today about upgrading a laptop to a larger hard drive with Acronis True Image software. Here is the question: Hello there, i am in no way a computer “techie” but i am in need of some help. I have a Dell Inspiron e1505 and what i want to do is replace [...]

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Eset Coupon Deals

May 26, 2010

Eset Computer Security products are among the finest out there. One advantage to Eset antivirus is that it is not one of the top tier companies in POPULARITY, even though it is one of the finest. What that means for you is that malware which specifically turns off or avoids a Symantec Norton security product, [...]

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Free Windows Utilities Suites

May 21, 2010

A Windows utility Nirsoft maker offers its suite of apps as a single download with a new application launcher that makes picking and running a utility quick and easy. The suite covers everything from an application-crash reporter to a Windows updates viewer — over 100 titles in all. The nice thing about these utilities is [...]

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The Future of Cable TV (and Satellite TV)

May 20, 2010

While on the board of my local telephone company I pleaded with the other directors not to allow the digital video service (a money pit) to ruin the company. It’s bad enough that people are ditching land lines and the company would have nothing to do with selling cell phones. Broadband is the future, of [...]

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Fortinet Fortigate Internet Traffic Halts – CPU At 99%

May 11, 2010

Ran into a wonderful situation yesterday on a Fortinet Fortigate 100C where, every hour on the half hour the internet traffic would cease passing through the router. The solution was to reboot the firewall. Turns out, there was a bug in the 4.2 firmware (4.0 build 0272) with the NIDS signature. I believe it was [...]

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