How to Deal with Overheating Issues

Posted on May 23, 2013 by computergeeks — No Comments ↓

When your computer overheats, it can cause your computer to crash at best and cause you to lose important data or harm your hardware or software at worst. There are mechanisms in place to keep your PC or laptop from overheating, yet this is still a common issue.

There are many things that can cause your computer to overheat. Understanding these causes can help you to address the root issue and deal with your overheating issues. Here are a few top solutions for dealing with overheating issues in your PC or laptop: Read Full Entry.....

Technology Guide to Travel with Dell Laptops

Posted on May 9, 2013 by computergeeks — No Comments ↓

If you’re tired of dragging 20 different gadgets and cords with you every time you travel, it may be time to consolidate. Here are some tips for making your tech travels a little lighter: Read Full Entry.....

The Importance of Backups

Posted on April 15, 2013 by computergeeks — No Comments ↓

Often times we find that when our computers are running good, we often fail to take precautions to protect our precious data. I know myself, when you are totally comfortable with the performance of your computer, you forget that parts of your system are run by mechanical motors (The Hard Drive) while the rest of your system relies on hundreds of tiny chips, capacitors and resisters which all extremely sensitive to heat and electrical spikes. In addition, don’t forget the constant deluge of Malware that is thrown at you almost every day you are on the computer. As if this were not enough, how about putting human error in the equation. How many times have you accidentally erased an important file that you cannot live without? It has probably happened a lot more times then you would like to think about. Read Full Entry.....

Working From Home? You Need More Than Just a Good Computer

Posted on April 2, 2013 by computergeeks — No Comments ↓

It’s true! While a good computer is vital to keep telecommunication, freelance, and other home-based work operating as smoothly as possible, the simple fact remains that the computer is merely just a starting point. What you really want to focus on after purchasing a computer is what you plug into it, as well as what you load onto it; in other words, software and hardware. Think of the actual computer as a foundation in which to build off of, and trust me, you are going to want a sturdy foundation for any type of work from home. The minute something goes wrong could mean the difference between keeping a gig or job, and losing it. Read Full Entry.....