Filed in archive Computer Installation , Operating System , Windows on June 10, 2010

Steps By Steps Windows Installation Method

Click start. Right-click Computer in the Start Menu and then select Manage. Right-click Computer. Click Manage. Click Disk Management under the heading titled Storage on the left of the window. Click "create and format hard disk partitions". Look for a new window to appear titled "disk manager".

Select your C drive within disk manager. Right click on the C drive and choose shrink volume. Wait for the new window to appear after it is done calculating. Look at the screen asking you how much you want to shrink the drive. Enter in 30000 to shrink it by 30gb. This will leave you 30gb for Vista, and 30gb for windows 7 new computer installation. Click shrink to continue with the process.

Once complete right click on the new partition in disk manager and select "new simple volume". Look for the new window titled "new simple volume wizard" press next and keep the size that is pre-filled in for you. Click next again. It will ask you for the drive letter, keep this as D or whatever letter it has assigned, note this drive letter down for a future step. Click next.

Click the radio button "format this drive with the following settings. Make sure it is set for "ntfs" as the file system, "default" for allocation size unit, in anytime windows repair is required, Volume label can be named anything you want. Make sure to check mark "quick format"; press next, and then finish. Press start in Vista then "my computer" you should now see a new drive number.

Restart with your Windows 7 in computer installation disc and choose custom installation once the screen is shown. Choose your new drive as the install drive. Once installed you will now have the option upon booting to go into Vista or Windows 7!

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Filed in archive Computer Repair on May 28, 2010

Remote Computer Repairing Service

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If you have a PC and it is a headache when for any repair it has to be brought to some technicians. It is always good to remote computer repair. As name suggests, it is a kind of service that does not require sitting before the computer, rather than from a remote place you can repair your PC. It is like the technician is working from his own location and accessing your PC from there itself direct through the internet.

The most interesting part of this kind of computer repair service, the technician will solve all kinds of problems whether it is a simple or complex one through is instant. A technician is working from its own place and accessing your PC to repair, you no longer have the trouble to carry the PC to any place. Just making a phone call is enough to call a technician and start repairing your PC. One great privilege is that the entire repair is carried on in your machine that you can easily observe and at any moment you feel, you can disconnect.

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Filed in archive News on May 26, 2010

Beware of PC Hacker’s Scam

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While using a computer, a user may come across different types of errors arising due to viruses, spyware, faulty hardware or software, misconfigurations, corrupted windows registry, security threats, hardware conflicts and others. Any kind of malfunctioning on the part of this magical device - be it computer installation, configuration, security and PC performance- is a matter of great concern to us. Eventually we are then provided with thousands of computer repair tips, but very few trustworthy and effective to promote accurate and safe solutions.

Meanwhile Computer Repair and Support Franchise PC PAL is warning people against the possible threat under the veil of computer repair and sights the incident where Mrs. Smith of The Ridgeway in Market Harbough was on the verge of becoming a prey to the scam of Social Engineering- a frequent attack vector on companies. It is the quickest way to circumvent all security controls and anti-virus programs and is an easy way to get full remote control of someone's PC. Staffordshire county council has even posted a warning on their website about this very scam and requested everyone to visit the Microsoft Online Safety site for any computer repair tips and save your PC and yourself.

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