Archive for the ‘computer software services’ Category

The term "back-office services" refers to:
A) the belief that tasks such as making coffee and typing letters are jobs for women.
B) the illegal or black-market trade of computer software.
C) services, such as routine administrative tasks, that can be done far away from customers.
D) any job where money is paid to the employee under the table.
E) workplace harassment.

C

I have XP service pack 3. I recently had to reformat my hard drive and the software was lost. I know the place that built my computer got the software online. Can someone help me?

www.creative.com
You can download the drivers and software from there.

The purpose is to have my personal data such as contacts, notes, calendar, SMS, MMSm Bookmarks etc store it in a central repository for all my personal data and have it accessible through my mobile phone and computer and computer.

Thnks.

Yes, two options. Google. (uses calendar, bookmarks etc) and the new MobileMe by Apple debuting soon.

I need a text format message to send to my customers through sms, regarding the computer hardware and software services which i provide. The text message should be simple and it will be attractive.

What is the Problem with your customer or client, that you want to send.

Try now !!!!!
Bestman

"Seeking an opportunity to work with a company to further my Skills & Goals In The computer Technology Industry by providing excellent levels of computer repair, troubleshoot, installation of hardware and software, and customer service to the company."

Just want some few advice/criticism/grammar and spelling/ opinion

Keep it simple. Tell the employer what you can do for them-pick the skills/tasks they care about the most for the position you’re applying to:

"Seeking an opportunity to provide excellent levels of computer repair, troubleshooting, hardware and software installation and customer service."

Good luck!

1ST COMPUTER………….PROCESSOR Intel® Core™ 2 Duo E7500 (3MB L2, 2.93GHz, 1066FSB) edit
OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bit, English edit
WARRANTY & SERVICE 2 Year Basic Service Plan
MEMORY 8GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 800MHz – 4DIMMs edit
MONITOR 24.0" Dell ST2410 Full HD Monitor with VGA cable edit
VIDEO CARD Integrated Intel® GMA X4500HD Graphics edit
OPTICAL DRIVE 16X DVD+/-RW Drive edit
SPEAKERS Bose Companion 2 Series II Multimedia Speaker System edit
HARD DRIVE 500GB Serial ATA Hard Drive (7200RPM) w/DataBurst Cache™ edit
KEYBOARD Studio Consumer USB Keyboard and Optical Mouse
SECURITY SOFTWARE McAfee SecurityCenter, 15-Months edit
NETWORKING WNDR3700 RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router edit
ADOBE & ENTERTAINMENT WildTangent Games edit
DATASAFE ONLINE BACKUP Dell Online Backup 2GB for 1 year edit
ALSO INCLUDED WITH YOUR SYSTEM
MOUSE Mouse included with Keyboard purchase
SOUND Integrated 7.1 Channel Audio
MODEM No Modem Option
Network Card Integrated 10/1000 Ethernet
Adobe Software Adobe® Acrobat® Reader 9.0 Multi-Language

ORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

2ND COMPUTER………………. Software & Services
PROCESSORS Intel® Core™ i5-650 processor(4MB Cache, 3.20GHz) edit
OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64Bit, English edit
WARRANTY AND SERVICE 2 Year Basic Service Plan edit

MEMORY 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1333MHz – 4 DIMMs edit
MONITOR 24.0" Dell ST2410 Full HD Monitor with VGA cable edit
VIDEO CARD ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024MB GDDR5 edit
HARD DRIVE 1TB – 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache edit
OPTICAL DRIVE 16X DVD+/-RW Drive edit
SPEAKERS Bose Companion 2 Series II Multimedia Speaker System edit
KEYBOARD Dell Studio Consumer Multimedia Keyboard edit
MOUSE Dell Laser Mouse edit
My Accessories
OFFICE SOFTWARE Microsoft Works 9.0 edit
SECURITY SOFTWARE McAfee SecurityCenter, 15-Months edit
WIRELESS ROUTERS & NETWORKING Netgear WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Router edit
DATASAFE ONLINE BACKUP Dell Online Backup 2GB for 1 year edit
ALSO INCLUDED WITH YOUR SYSTEM
SOUND CARD THX® TruStudio PC™
Studio XPS 8100 Studio XPS 8100
Adobe Software Adobe® Acrobat® Reader 9.0 Multi-Language

Second one, by far.

They are both Dual core processors.

It can’t be a good since it’s digital and can’t be touched; and it also can’t be a service because we own it. Also software as a service doesn’t make any sense.

Please help.

Computer software would be a ‘good’ because it is something you can purchase or sell.

I have had a problem with my laptop for ages now. It’s only a couple of years old it has got very slow. I have tried various repair software packages, but I have had no joy. I have now come across remote repair sites, which I would like to try – but I am worried that they could gather personal data (like passwords and bank details) from my computer.Are they safe to use and can anyone recommend one?.

I personally would be recommending one of the free computer help sites such as Bleeping Computer, Daniweb, Geeks To Go, Major Geeks or any of the other ones that have a good reputation. They all have one thing in common – they don’t access your computer at all. They give you instructions to follow and then have you post logs on the internet for them to look at. You can look through the logs yourself before you post them and see exactly what is in them because most logs open easily with NotePad.

They have no monetary interest in you or your computer so I think that makes them more trustworthy. If someone has nothing to gain by misleading you, they aren’t likely to bother. And you can check all those sites using Google and http://mywot.com and/or http://siteadvisor.com and see what is said about them. Of course, you can do that with the remote access ones as well but the benefit of using the other sites is that you’ll learn more while you do it yourself and all the info you need is usually available.

I’ve a number of sites listed in my profile if you want to try one of them.

I have this computer for 3 years. It is windows vista. When I go to the task manager, I see a lot of unidentifiable services and processes running in the background of my computer eating up my RAM and memory. Is there a free software that helps identify those services and processes and then uninstall the ones that are not necessary?

yes there is and it’s called a start up manager. there are several good ones here all free …you’ll like this site

http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-startup-manager.htm

home page

http://www.techsupportalert.com/

I saw on the news one time that there is some kind of software or
service that lets you see what someone is accessing on your computer like emails, websites, etc. Any information about this would be great.
Thanks in advance.
Techbrain55

run netstat from a command prompt?

Go to start>run>cmd then type netstat -b to see all the software using open connections, if you see anything suspicious google it and find out what it is.