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It’s Time To Do a REDO
At the same time as our 55th anniversary celebration, my sweetie informed me that her computer was taking a half hour to startup. It was a smoking machine in 2015, but now it... Read More
Computer Repair 101 – Lesson 1: What does Computer Repair mean?
I recently discovered that one of the main Google search terms for what GE Computing does is “Computer Repair”. Although to me the term “Repair” means that something PHYSICALLY is wrong, for most... Read More
Refurbished HP Compaq dc5800 Available
Processor: Core2Duo E8400@3.0ghz, 8gb DDR2-667 SDRAM, 500gb Hard Drive, CD-DVDRW, Serial Number MXL9270S9T C:= 367.6 GB, E:=Backup – 97.7gb Windows 10 Pro 64 bit Version 1809 – Activated User Name: USER Password: ... Read More
“Computer As A Service” comes to GE Computing!
Would you like to know that your computer equipment and service is covered in one monthly charge? Would that help you budget your money? Ge Computing is now going to be offering that... Read More
Slug Slow – Because an Update Had not been Done!
Recently I worked with a client who worked with Construction Plans. He wasn’t creating the plans, just using the plans to do electrical wiring in a building. He was really frustrated, because the... Read More
Microsoft discouraging people From buying Office 2019, and instead encouraging them to buy Office 365, may make Microsoft “Crazy Like a Fox”. What Options Do I Have?
Recently Microsoft has introduced its latest version of Office called Office 2019. Microsoft calls Office 2019 the “perpetual version” of Office. You pay for it once and own it forever. It doesn’t get... Read More
Google strongly advises Windows 7 users to upgrade to Windows 10 due to Chrome zero-day attacks
If you are still using Windows 7, Google is now recommending Windows 7 users to upgrade to Windows 10. You need to protect your computer from two nasty zero-day bugs that attackers are already actively... Read More
Warning!: Newly Discovered Google Chrome flaw requires immediate update
Don Gibbens here. I got this information from Cnet on 3/6/2019. If you use Google Chrome, which I do, they have discovered a flaw that is being used “in the wild” and you... Read More