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Showing posts with label remote tech support. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remote tech support. Show all posts

Monday, 6 June 2011

Remote Tech Support - Long Distance Healing

Posted on 00:32 by Unknown
What do you when your PC is out of its warranty period? Where do you resort when you have no technicians around to help you fix your computer?

There are a lot of solutions to that but the most popular is the Remote Tech Support Services. These are people who fix your computer problems off-site. It means that instead of them repairing your computer, it is actually you. All you need to do is call their technical support contact number and relay all the issues concerning your computer to them. Some remote tech support services are through email and chat as well.

Some people would ask if this kind of procedure is useful and not serve as a hassle to the computer user. In my opinion it is not. I myself have worked in the past as a technical support representative and later on promoted as a helpdesk support. There are times that people would call at midnight or the wee hours in the morning where one could not avail the services of a technician personally. You might be in the middle of something important when your internet connection got cut. It is not enough to use the Windows Help to assist you in troubleshooting your computer on your own.

On the technical support's side, they have tools such as a simulator to be able to see exactly what is happening when you do the instructions given to you. They also have softwares that can access your computer remotely and be able to see what you are doing on your own screens. This is very useful since as you are doing your own troubleshooting with the guide of the technician, you will be as well learning how to repair your PC on your own in case the same problem happens again.

On the other hand, in case the problem is out of the technical support's scope of work, you will still be opted to consult the manufacturer side to be able to know and dig deeper into the PC's problem. This is normal for internet connectivity issues. At first, you call your internet service provider and later on, you will find out that the root of the problem is with the PC itself. Some people find this frustrating since it is very difficult to reach a support representative right away. But it is not the case at all times, there are tech support companies who provide high touch customer experience where you can speak to a live person in less than 60 seconds every time you call them.

In any case, whenever you feel like you are in need of a remote support to help you, keep in mind that it is very important that you take notes of every little step that you do. Again, this will help in providing you with a crash course in fixing your computer. As the saying goes, two birds in one shot. You get to fix your computer and you acquire self-education.

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Monday, 10 August 2009

How to network your computers?

Posted on 04:10 by Unknown

To share files between the XP machines or between the Vista machines is pretty simple. But you can thank Microsoft for messing around with the way Vista networks and making it tough on people to get the two to see each other. So here is step by step

Step 1. Follow the link below to the Microsoft web site. Download and install the LLTD utility on all XP machines. This will let the XP machines show up on the Vista network Map.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/detai…

Step 2. On each machine go to start>settings>Control Panel
Double click on system
Find the Computer Name tab
enter a work group name - this name must be the same for all machines
(Why did MS change the default work group name in Vista? Just to be ornery?? Beats me!!)

Step 3. On each Machine
  1. Go to start>settings>network connections
  2. Highlight your LAN connection
  3. Right mouse click
  4. Select Properties
  5. In the pop up - select File and print sharing
  6. Click on properties
  7. Enable file and print sharing

Step 4 On each machine
Insure there is at least one shared folder. If there are other folders you want shared on the network, right click on the folder Select sharing
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