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A Beginner Guide to Web Hosting
What is web hosting? Whenever you visit a website, what you see on your web browser is essentially just a web page that is downloaded from the web server onto your web browser. In general, a web site is made up of many web pages. And a web page is...
Easy to Execute!
Plug and play equipment or hardware solves the problem of driver installation, re-starting routines, and generally speaking, “hassle”, for those who are not technically proficient. If your computer supports “Plug and Play”, then, as the name...
New software suite improves productivity and slashes costs for small and medium size businesses
Small and medium size businesses can now cut costs and improve productivity by introducing a new software suite that enables them to save time and money by slashing the time it takes to work effectively with colleagues. A Microsoft survey of...
Web Hosting & Web Development: Understand and Create Great Websites
If you’ve ever browsed the World Wide Web and wondered how you could stake your claim on the Internet, like the millions of others that have done so already, then web hosting can provide you with the services to do just that. The Internet is a...
Which Web Server?
If you've been lurking in the various forums and newsgroups devoted to webmastering, you could hardly fail to notice the heated debate going on at this time. No, it's not which is the best browser. This debate is about web servers. More...
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Save Your Software
When you buy software, you are buying a single user license for that software. There are a number of reasons you would need to re-install your software, for example, if you purchased a new computer – as the single user, you would have the right to install the software on the new machine. When a customer calls in with a hardware problem, we ask that the software and product code keys are available when we work on the machine. This way, after taking care of the problem, we can easily re-install the software. Software cannot be backed up or copied. The product code
key is found on the back of your case – if the software was purchased already installed in the computer. If you purchased software and installed it yourself, the product code key will be with the software. Save all disks and product code keys in a large, static free envelope – did you know plastic baggies create static which can damage computer parts? Remember, save all software, the paperwork that goes with it – and especially – the product code keys.
Call GEEK FORCE for information about static free storage. 602-477-8020.
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