Mike Meyers wrote the book (literally) on A+ certification. A+ Certification is a CompTIA certification that shows prospective employers that you have a solid computer repair knowledge and experience with hardware and software. This is a a recommended computer book because we feel it gives new (and even experienced) computer users a complete understanding of [...]
Archive | April, 2011
Connect To Windows 7 Homegroup
Occasionally, you Can’t Connect To Windows 7 Homegroup and share files with other PCs. A Homegroup is a Windows 7 network scheme that helps users running the Windows 7 Operating System easily connect to each other and share pictures, videos, printers and documents. It works by having a user setup a Homegroup, and then use [...]
Get in Shape Geek Style
Okay. Nerds are not commonly known for their six-pack abs or bulging biceps. But that is about to change. Getting in shape is merely an app away. We’re going to list our top five favorite fitness apps for the iPhone or iPad. Cardio is key to running away from bullies. These fitness apps will help [...]
LaCie WiFi NAS
The LaCie WiFi NAS (Network Attached Storage) device is more than your average backup solution. The LaCie drive can act as a WiFi router or a Wireless Access Point, extending your wireless network while providing massive storage space for backups, streaming multimedia and other file sharing. Backing up your data is essential, and this NAS [...]
Build A $500 Computer
Building a computer for less that $500 that is able to run the latest Operating System and applications is a challenge. There is a delicate balance between cost and performance. Our goal is to build a computer for someone who wants to run Windows 7. In addition, this computer is capable of running Microsoft Office [...]
Build A Computer For Under $1000
You can build a computer for under $1000 for gaming or any other performance tasks. The parts we have gathered below are for a high-performance PC. The price does not include an Operating System (we recommend Windows 7 Professional). It also does not include a monitor, keyboard or mouse. We did not include a monitor, [...]
HP Computer Crashes
HP computer crashes can be caused by several factors. Learning how to diagnose the root problem for these crashes isn’t much different than troubleshooting a generic computer or a PC from another major manufacturer. So what are the top reasons for a computer crash? Crashes can be caused by driver issues, file system errors, hard [...]
Make Your Own Backup Device
Over the years people eventually learn, one way or another, that backing up data is as essential as the computer itself. The task became easier as technology has grown from floppy drives, to CD and DVD burners and finally an external hard drive. For those who are data hogs there are also online services that [...]
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