![]() | Computer Tune-ups (Optimization & Cleaning) ServicesHas your computer been running sluggish? This is the option for you! While our focus with this service is updates and other things to help speed up your computer and potentially increase the longevity of your system, we do also perform base-level Virus Scans, and if we find evidence of infections, we do the deeper level scans. This is essentially 2-services-in-1 as it does include many aspects of our Virus Removal Service. |
![]() | Computer Tune-up (Optimization) – RemoteHas your computer been running sluggish? This is the option for you! *Note: If issues are caused by a virus, then it will be the Virus Removal service. Also, if the operating system is corrupted, you will be switched to our “System Corruption Repair” or if the disk has become unstable, it may require the Disk Repair Service. If either of those are required, you pay for the higher service fee (we will not double charge you).
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![]() | Computer Tune-up (Optimization & Cleaning) – OnsiteHas your computer been running sluggish? This is the option for you! *Note: If issues are caused by a virus, then it will be the Virus Removal service. Also, if the operating system is corrupted, you will be switched to our “System Corruption Repair” or if the disk has become unstable, it may require the Disk Repair Service. If either of those are required, you pay for the higher service fee (we will not double charge you).
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![]() | Computer Tune-up (Optimization & Cleaning) – Bring-to-UsHas your computer been running sluggish? This is the option for you! *Note: If issues are caused by a virus, then it will be the Virus Removal service. Also, if the operating system is corrupted, you will be switched to our “System Corruption Repair” or if the disk has become unstable, it may require the Disk Repair Service. If either of those are required, you pay for the higher service fee (we will not double charge you).
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![]() | Dealing with a Virus in Spring 2020, on a computer and in-real-life.
on Good stuff to know (PS — the good news… we are technically in Spring! Well, this Thursday at least.) Things are definitely interesting right now! With coronavirus, COVID-19, sweeping the news with recommendations to stay home in certain areas, recommending physical distancing, as always – washing your hands (that’s a given), and self quarantining[…] |
![]() | Security Vulnerabilities: Is it time for a new computer?
on Good stuff to know, Virus / Scam Alerts! Intel announced in April that they are stopping work on microcode updates for certain older processors in regards to Spectre Variant 2 vulnerabilities. While that likely doesn’t mean much to most people, it does pose an interesting dilemma. Next, even though some older computers can run Windows 10, there could[…] |
![]() | Don’t forget to show your computer some love!
on Good stuff to know Love is in the air (and hopefully Spring is on its way as well). It may be odd to think about, but our computers could use a little love and some extra TLC right now. There have been a lot of new exploits, vulnerabilities, viruses, and the like coming out[…] |
![]() | Is “Defragging” my computer important? Why?
on Good stuff to know What is fragmentation and should I be concerned? Think of your hard drive as a library and every file on your computer is a book, except your Windows computer doesn’t really care if your “book” fits in any particular location on a shelf. It doesn’t even care if an entire page[…] |
![]() | 11-Tips for Keeping your Computer Healthy during the Holidays
on Good stuff to know, Security & Privacy Updates Holiday online sales are already beginning for the holiday shopping season, we even just received a mailer today talking about how “Black Friday Starts Now”. Even if you only shop at “reputable” online companies… they are not immune to getting hacked, and some are even famous for having spoofed email[…] |
![]() | How to tell if you have a Computer Virus
on Virus / Scam Alerts!, Good stuff to know, Tech Quick Tip One of the most frequent things we hear when a client brings us their computer is, “I think I have a virus!” Honestly, it can be difficult to tell if you have a virus and to be honest, it really is better to be safe than sorry. Even scarier[…] |
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