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Computer Solutions by Philip
On-site Computer Support - Your User-Friendly Computer Help Desk
(Speed up your computers, New computer setup, Virus & spyware removal, Wireless networking)
Evening & Weekend Appointments Available
Taking Your Business Online
 
 
Computers are tools.
Learn to use the tools and make them work for you, not aganist you. 
The How-To Geek, PC Magazine
How-To by PCWorld, TechRepublic
cnet 
FixYa

 

Available Services:

Adjust ergonomic settings: font size, mouse, etc.
Backup client data.
Clean up desktop shortcuts.
Clean up disk space.
Clean up Internet stuff: temporary files, cookies, etc.
Gift certificate for computer services.
Install anti-virus, anti-spy, firewall, etc.
Install hardware.
Install Internet service.
Install peripheral devices.
Install software programs.
Install Windows operating system & components.
Organize cables.
Organize client data.
Perform Windows Live Update.
Research for hardware purchase.
Research for software purchase.
Regular maintenance tasks: defrag, recycle bin, etc.
Train users.
Troubleshoot.
Tune up performance.
Uninstall software programs.
Work with client's technical support.

 
Expect the Unexpected:

Computer data is one of your most precious personal and business assets.  Unfortunately, it's also the most fragile property you might own.  A disk crash or a simple human error can wipe out all your irreplaceable work.  When it comes to data backup, good intentions aren't nearly enough.

Most computer users know that they're supposed to back up their data.  It takes time and discipline to follow a regular backup schedule. However, it is easy to tell yourself that nothing bad is likely to happen.  When you don’t have an up-to-date data backup, you are taking a chance of losing them.

In a business, teaching all employees about the company's backup systems, and reinforcing the idea that they must take responsibility for their own data, is the best insurance against irretrievable losses.

At home, save all your personal data in one centralized directory to simplify your data backup process.  Create sub-folders within that directory to help you organize your data files from different applications.  Have two or more copies of your complete data backup and store them at a safe place so a thief can’t easily find them.  Backup your data regularly and as needed.

So back it up, back yourself up.