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IT Support for home, small to medium sized company by online live experts |
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Written by UltraTWO
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IT Support for home, small to medium sized company by online live expertsIf you are a home user or supporting a small to medium size company which has about approximately 30 users. You will need to know the following:- - End user IT desktop support
- End user IT laptop support
- PC and IT Desktop optimization
- General IT Support
- Troubleshoot modem or Cisco router
- Internet access troubleshooting
- Switch and hub troubleshooting
- Support anti virus and know where to get updates and types of good anti virus
- Firewall protection for end users
- Firewall protection for servers and at your perimeters
- Small datacenter and hosting support for your servers
- Web server support
- Password recovery tools
- Recovery deleted files tools
- Registry fixing and optimization tools
- Impromptu IT problems resolving and issues resolving
Always have a backup support plan, just in case you hit a major IT problem which you or your colleagues are not able to resolve. Such big and difficult IT problems do happens and you got to be prepared for it. To avoid data lost, remember to backup your data especially those important ones. And also you need to also have recovery tools on hand just in case you accidentally deleted or clear your recycle bin. Always have an external harddisk (3.5 or 2.5 inches) with you to do your backup. And also you also need to have the following tools in your IT support:- - Malware protection tool like Spybot Search and Destroy tool (Freeware) or Adware
- Anti virus software like AVG Anti virus (Freeware)
- Firewall in addition of the Windowsdefaut firewall like Zone Alarm firewall
- Registry optimization tools which will help you house keep your registry
- Do monthly harddisk drive compression to clean up those HDD sectors in your disk drive
- Also remember to keep your laptop or desktop clean especially your keyboards. You can use specialize clothe sold to clean your keyboards or small vacuum + brush (Be sure the vacuum is strong enough to clean). This will keep away unwanted dust from entering your desktop or laptop in the long run.
- For laptop: Be sure that you protect and lengthen your battery pack life by removing your battery pack when you plug in your power supply.
- For laptop: For new battery packs, remember to fully charge up your battery (Approx 2-3 hours), then let it discharge completely and then charge it back fully again for three times so that your battery pack is "trained" and learn your maximum battery pack's life.
If you are supporting such an organization or need IT support at home and is having issues supporting your users/yourselve and not having enough IT, server, computer and networking information to support your users. Then it is very important that you are able to get expert's information technology support live as and when you need it. Click on this link to read more how you can get this type of support for yourself so that you can support your users. Click here to read more on how to get Immediate Troubleshooting Solutions from live Experts online.   
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How to do audit and keystroke logging in Unix servers |
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Written by UltraTWO
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How to do audit and keystroke logging in Unix serversAre you administering Unix servers like Linux, HPUX, Solaris, etc servers? If so, then see this video on what are the important audit and keystroke logging which you need to do in your Unix servers and why? Important stuffs here from Quest tools.
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How to choose pc, laptop, desktop CPU, Memory, HDD configuration and How to buy and choose a laptop or desktop |
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Written by UltraTWO
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How to choose pc, laptop, desktop CPU, Memory, HDD configuration and How to buy and choose a laptop or desktopHow do you select and buy a laptop you like? How do you select a CPU speed for your laptop or desktop? How do you select your memory for your laptop or desktop? Do you have these questions in mind when you go to your centralize laptop, pc, computer center/plaze? With so many pc, laptop and computer shops blasting your with their advertisements! How do you choose which system, pc, laptop or desktop to buy? Here's how to choose your CPU and Memory. - You should know your budget, if you can effort more than go for Intel CPU processor chips. If not then go for AMD CPU processor chips
- You should also know what your laptop or desktop is going to be used for? Example gaming, normal office works, graphics?
- If you dont mind the speed then you can go for slower CPU chips like T series chip sets (Intel), If you want more processing power than go for P series CPU chip sets.
- Next are you going for Intel Centrino Core 2 CPU processors? or 1 Core normal CPU(Old), or you need more processor powers like Quad Core (2xDuo Core)
- When selecting CPU you also need to take note of its L2 Cache and FSB (Front Side Bus), Your PC shop vendor must be able to advice you on this CPU specifications. The L2 Cache or Level 2 cache is a temp high speed memory where your data are cached or stored, and whenever your CPU need to access data from the main memory. It will look for it in this L2 cache memory first. Before going to get it from your main RAM memory.
- Therefore the higher speed your L2 cache memory, the faster your CPU data access speed your laptop or desktop will get.
- Next is the FSB (Front Side Bus) This is the connection/connector between your CPU (Due Core, Quad Core, etc) and your Memory controller. The faster the access speed of your FSB, the faster your data will be access and transfered.
Next is how to select your memory - Memory will be easier, currently there are DDR2 ram, if you are using Windows Vista OS, then I will recommend minimum 2GB RAM. As recommended RAM for Windows Vista to operate is 1GB RAM.
- The better memory option will beto buy DDR3 ram. As this is the latest ram technology.
That's it, a simple CPU, IT article on CPU and Memory selection. Make sure you also know what is Duo Core and Quad Core technology for both Intel and AMD CPU chip sets!  
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