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Got Dual monitors? If you got two monitors connected to your PC and you need just one monitor to do a print screen, just hold the “ALT” key and hit print screen but make sure you have the windows that you want to print as your active window.. :-)

These days, calling someone to come over to check out your computer blues can sometime be lengthy and costly. Technology has come very far and very user friendly for some people who usually label themselves as , “Computer Illiterate”.

We are offer to evaluate your PC using the remote software ,”Team Viewer” to assist you with any problems you may have.  The only limit to remote help is if the PC has a physical damage and needs some to be there.

Let me know by email if you need to setup a session for assistance.

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Microsoft Outlook mail going slow? Or keeps openeing in safe mode? Try these to little tips.

1.) Search for any files with the extension .cmd located in the in local setting Microsoft Outlook folder hidden folder and delet them.

2.) Run this command from the start run prompt:” C:\Programs Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\outlook.exe” /Cleanfreebusy.

Hope this help..

If you need assistance, dont be afraid to contact me

Need to clear a document stuck in your print que? Use the command, “net stop spooler” at the command prompt. Here’s how…

Goto start then run, type cmd then you will see a black dos screen. Type “net stop spooler” wait a few seconds then type “net start spooler” and that should clear your print que up.

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Is your memory low?

Virtual memory maybe  running low on real memory. This happens when your computer uses a portion of the hard drive to use as “virtual memory. You may see at times a periodic message, “virtual memory low” which usually pops up telling you that you need to increase the virtual memory to a more acceptable level. Using your computer’s control settings or right clicking on My Computer usually gets you there.

Adjust your VM settings

Short Cuts can help you on your daily computer use, especially if you are speedy with your hands.
Here are a few Little short cuts that can speed up productivity.
  • Press the Windows key (located usually between your “Alt” and “Ctrl” button and “D”: This will minimize all your current open widows.
  • Press the Windows key and L: This will lock your PC, surely beats trying to stretch your fingers across the keyboard! Ouch!!
  • Press the Windows key and R: This will open the “Run” box.

If you have some short cuts to share of your own, feel free to post.  Good computing…

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Post all your computer needs, wants and troubles here and we’ll try to answer them to best of our abilities…

An everyday struggle with buy upgrade vs buy new, well it all depends on how “Old” or “New” your PC is or laptop for that matter and what applications your are using.

Where should I start? I want to simplify your headache and minds so lets start by the basic Operating System (OS) requirements.

Windows XP:  According to MS website the bare minimum is 128 megabytes of RAM. For me that is entirely excruciatingly, painfully,  slow so please don’t ever put that limited amount of memory in your PC .  I just upgraded to Windows7 from an XP box with 2GiGs of Ram. (just so you get the picture more ram the better the performace)

To be Continued………….


Ever wondered why your PC would take a day and a half to work or  boot  or work or boot?

Make you wanna do this?

Before you reach that stage…

Consider trying these:

  • Upgrade your memory
  • Running Defrag
  • Clean up temporary Internet files

For me personally, I like to reformat my hard drive and reinstall the  OS (Operating System), that usually make things run like new again. (about every two years)

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