ComputerServiceNow.com BlogJune 30, 2009 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Over 32 miles of white sandy beaches, beautiful parks and mountains, and some of the world’s biggest golf resorts are just a few reasons the state of Alabama is quickly becoming an ideal spot for business, travel, and relocation. Americans are flocking to the “Heart of Dixie” to start businesses and take advantage of t
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogMarch 30, 2009 · Computer Repair
Heard about GhostNet yet? Its very disconcerting because it targets government computers and attempts to forward emails, documents and passwords. By most accounts (ZDNet, PC World, Forbes, InfoWorld), 103 countries have been infected with GhostNet spy virus. It all started with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan leader with o
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogMarch 20, 2009 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
With more than 4.4 million jobs lost since December 2007 it has become a common ordeal for companies to cut jobs in order to save costs in today’s economic recession. With so many people being left out of work a new problem has arose concerning unused software and hardware. The question of what to do
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogMarch 9, 2009 · Computer Repair
Computer service and repair is a growing business in Los Angeles, and ComputerServiceNow.com is your source for onsite computer service, in Los Angeles and nationwide, with onsite professionals ready to assist you and your business with all your computer service needs. When and if a problem should occur with your compu
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogMarch 3, 2009 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Following the dot com bust of 2001 PC shipments fell 3.2% that was the worst decline of the times. But a report released this week shows that shipments will drop to 11.9% a staggering number from just 8 years ago. This drop is being blamed on the fact that users are holding on to their
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogFebruary 26, 2009 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
Microsoft is expecting to have Windows 7 on shipping PC’s by September of 2009. If it is not in September it will be available in early October. This allows Microsoft to finish, manufacture and deliver Windows 7 well ahead of the holidays. It also corroborates work of an April release candidate. Compaq builds systems o
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Equus is one of the largest white box distributors of PC equipment in the nation. Equus is privately held and based out of Minneapolis and has been going for seventeen years. They are a national system builder. Equus Computer Systems is a 100% employee owned company (ESOP). They work with desktops, notebooks, servers,
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogJanuary 16, 2009 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
The Dell Lawsuite began last year with several state attorneys accusing Dell of poor customer services, misleading information, and poor customer financing. The originally lawsuit kicked off stating that Dell and Dell Financial Services (DFS) treated its customers poorly by never providing proper refunds, failing to pr
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogSeptember 12, 2008 · Computer Repair
If you work in graphics or digital photography you may be a little more excited than most about ThinkPad’s new Quad Core laptops. With solid graphics and data crunching capabilities, the notebook includes the ThinkPad W500, and offers three optional hard drives, boasting capacities of 320G bytes apiece, plug into diffe
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogJuly 22, 2008 · Computer Repair
Calibrate ItYou should always calibrate your battery at the very least once every three months. If you are someone who never fully drains your battery before plugging in the AC adapter you should calibrate it once a month. Calibrating your laptops battery is very simple and just takes three steps.1. Charge your battery
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogJune 19, 2008 · Computer Repair
The deadline is here for anyone purchasing a dell computer. The deadline states that on June 17th you will no longer be able to buy XP preinstalled on your computer. The dead line comes from a move Microsoft is trying to make that will phase out XP and make everyone switch over to Vista. Is
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XP to Expire Soon June 18th will be the last time to purchase a Dell Laptop, Desktop, or workstation with an OEM Windows XP License. The new update was not in Dell’s hands, but because of Microsoft’s Windows Life-Cycle, Direct OEM and Retail License Availibity for Windows XP will End-OF-Life Starting June 30th. XP howe
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogMarch 25, 2008 · Computer Repair
“As the plant manager for a large biofuels producer in Decatur I recently gained a new appreciation of outsourcing specific I.T. services. We had historically kept a highly compensated Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer on staff. Based on a few comments from his co-workers I was suspicious that we did not have a full
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogMarch 7, 2008 · Computer Service Now News
Computer Service Now has been making an effort to make Computer Service in California easier to find on the web. The recent redesign of our website is key in this effort, with a convenient sidebar located on the side of every page to help the customer without time to waste find local computer service in
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogFebruary 12, 2008 · Computer Repair
Computer Service Now is a nationwide computer service company with over 20 years in the industry, providing computer delivery, setup, repair, and much more. One of the hardware fields Computer Service Now has the most extensive experience in is Laptop Repair and Notebook Repair. Notebooks, designed for ease in portabil
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