New address for ;
Wise Guy Computers Ltd.
7325 B Woodbine Ave.
Markham ,Ontario
L3R 3V7
Web site: www.wiseguycomputers.com
Phone : 905-513-7002
Fax : 905-513-7004
Computer sales and service
Desktop and Notebook computers.
Custom build computers to your specifications
Hard drives,motherboards,memory, cables and accesories.
Computer repairs,
Virus removal
File transfers
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Free Partitioning Software
Free Partitioning Software (Partition Editors, Managers, and Recovery Tools)
The partition table editors listed on this page allow you to create, resize, move, concatenate, copy, undelete (unerase) the partitions that you have on your hard disk (or hard disks). For example, if you wish to create more partitions from the existing one (or more) that you already have on your disk, these tools will allow you to resize the existing partition to make space for more partitions without losing your data that is currently on your existing partition......
Free Partitioning Software - Copy, Create, Move, Resize, Convert, Undelete Partitions
The partition table editors listed on this page allow you to create, resize, move, concatenate, copy, undelete (unerase) the partitions that you have on your hard disk (or hard disks). For example, if you wish to create more partitions from the existing one (or more) that you already have on your disk, these tools will allow you to resize the existing partition to make space for more partitions without losing your data that is currently on your existing partition......
Free Partitioning Software - Copy, Create, Move, Resize, Convert, Undelete Partitions
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Watch out for 'Microsoft Tech Support' scams
"I'm from Microsoft and I'm here to help." At least, that's what reader MP thought he heard when he answered the phone. It wasn't.
Con artists all over the world are bilking big bucks out of unsuspecting Microsoft customers — including savvy Windows users.
In this new epidemic, the scammers are sophisticated, glib, and oh-so-convincing. Know the warning signs. You may be next.
Watch out for 'Microsoft Tech Support' scams
Con artists all over the world are bilking big bucks out of unsuspecting Microsoft customers — including savvy Windows users.
In this new epidemic, the scammers are sophisticated, glib, and oh-so-convincing. Know the warning signs. You may be next.
Watch out for 'Microsoft Tech Support' scams
Monday, January 3, 2011
4 Smart [and Free] Programs For Your Computer
You can protect your computer's security by installing any one of several freeware programs. Four are covered here.
One of the fun parts of owning a computer is, of course, access to the internet. The worldwide web is chock full of useful information, readily available at your fingertips! It is also home to potentially lethal viruses, many of which can wreak havoc on your system within moments. The following four programs can help you avoid trouble; best of all they are absolutely free.
Firefox – a web browser for the ages. Okay, a web browser that beats Internet Explorer by preventing pop ups and harmful scripts from being downloaded to your computer. Lots of nifty features too, including tabbed browsing, live bookmarks, and tons of add-on features.
Spybot Search and Destroy – gets rid of adware, spyware, and malware. Blocks the installation of spyware before it occurs; works in conjunction with anti-virus software, not as a replacement for one.
AVG Antvirus – offers basic antivirus protection including scanning email attachments for viruses and scanning of all hard drives, removable drives, and external drives on your computer. A paid version does some additional tasks and includes technical support.
Zone Alarm – if you don’t have a firewall installed on your computer, you are opening yourself up to potential catastrophic security breaches. With Stealth Mode enabled you can search the internet in private, away from the intruding eyes of those who might want to steal your important information.
As with many freeware programs, “pro” or professional versions of the software are sometimes available to give computer users a maximum amount of protection, for a price. Still, all four of these programs have something to offer and are worth exploring. Your computer safety and privacy is essential, insure it today by downloading the programs that are right for you.
One of the fun parts of owning a computer is, of course, access to the internet. The worldwide web is chock full of useful information, readily available at your fingertips! It is also home to potentially lethal viruses, many of which can wreak havoc on your system within moments. The following four programs can help you avoid trouble; best of all they are absolutely free.
Firefox – a web browser for the ages. Okay, a web browser that beats Internet Explorer by preventing pop ups and harmful scripts from being downloaded to your computer. Lots of nifty features too, including tabbed browsing, live bookmarks, and tons of add-on features.
Spybot Search and Destroy – gets rid of adware, spyware, and malware. Blocks the installation of spyware before it occurs; works in conjunction with anti-virus software, not as a replacement for one.
AVG Antvirus – offers basic antivirus protection including scanning email attachments for viruses and scanning of all hard drives, removable drives, and external drives on your computer. A paid version does some additional tasks and includes technical support.
Zone Alarm – if you don’t have a firewall installed on your computer, you are opening yourself up to potential catastrophic security breaches. With Stealth Mode enabled you can search the internet in private, away from the intruding eyes of those who might want to steal your important information.
As with many freeware programs, “pro” or professional versions of the software are sometimes available to give computer users a maximum amount of protection, for a price. Still, all four of these programs have something to offer and are worth exploring. Your computer safety and privacy is essential, insure it today by downloading the programs that are right for you.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Create a system repair disk for Windows 7
Windows 7 - Create a system repair disk.
When you're starting out with a new PC or a new OS, it's a good idea to make an emergency boot disk before you do anything else.
With an emergency boot disk you can Start your PC and perform repairs if the hard drive is trashed or the operating system is unbootable.An emergency boot disk can be the difference between a successfull quick do it yourself repair and having to send your system to the repair shop.
Windows 7's built-in system repair disk tool creates emergency boot disk and it only takes a couple of minutes to complete.
To begin click the Win7 Start Button and type 'system repair'into the search text box. At the top of the search results you'll see 'Create a System Repair Disk'. Click it and just follow the prompts.
Keep this disk in a safe place where you can easily find it if you ever need it.
When you're starting out with a new PC or a new OS, it's a good idea to make an emergency boot disk before you do anything else.
With an emergency boot disk you can Start your PC and perform repairs if the hard drive is trashed or the operating system is unbootable.An emergency boot disk can be the difference between a successfull quick do it yourself repair and having to send your system to the repair shop.
Windows 7's built-in system repair disk tool creates emergency boot disk and it only takes a couple of minutes to complete.
To begin click the Win7 Start Button and type 'system repair'into the search text box. At the top of the search results you'll see 'Create a System Repair Disk'. Click it and just follow the prompts.
Keep this disk in a safe place where you can easily find it if you ever need it.
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