BIOS Computer Shope

08/05/2016

1.Be patient with yourself – everyone finds it difficult and frustrating to learn how to use computers

2.Ask for help at any time, but especially if you:
- can’t see the screen clearly
- can’t use the mouse
- haven’t used a keyboard before.

3.Computers are there to enhance your life. Think: what would I like to do better, do easier or do more of in my life? Then ask someone for advice on how a computer can help you achieve that goal.

4.Try to be selective about who you listen to. Those who are negative about computers may be scared themselves or maybe the digital world is just not for them. Don’t let your enthusiasm be dampened by them.

5.Go at your own pace – don’t compare yourself with anyone else. Everyone comes to computers with a different background and experience, and everyone learns to use them at a different pace.

6.Set yourself small, realistic goals. If you’re not sure what these should be, discuss them with a friend or with a computer mentor or tutor if you have access to one. Better to be able to find one useful website or send one short email than to end up with a head full of instructions and no results.

7.Practice makes perfect: don’t shy from repeating the things you’re learning time and time again until you feel you’ve got it. And don’t be scared about making mistakes.

8.If you start dreaming about mice, and email, and keyboards, you probably need to take a break!

9.Computers are also for it Find out about playing games: crosswords, cards, chess, Suduko, solitaire … And look into using computers to listen to music and the radio and to watch TV and films.

10.Don’t panic! It really will all make sense in the end. You’ll get there..

28/02/2016

SECURITY TIPS
"''Educate who share the computer with you'"'

The more they know, the less they are wrong: This point aims to make clear that although can be a paranoid computer security when this has it in his hands an inexperienced, few of your resources fulfill their function and the computer you will have many chances of becoming infected. To avoid this, especially for those who have a family computer or share in their work, it is best to educate those who have contact with computers in general. Those who share yours and your environment. Teaching them this article, telling your own experience, recommending security software and instructing them in the art of being attentive to the danger that exists every time you connect the network cable to the computer.

Take care of our systems is an obligation that users have to assume when the creators of the software or operating system errors have been made, so that ultimately security depends on us.

28/10/2015

Are You Having IT Problems

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30/06/2014

10/04/2014

BEST SITTING POSITION

10/04/2014

Facebook Shortcuts

10/04/2014

SERVICE
-->Is the service onsite, meaning a technician will come to your location to
replace or fix a bad component. If the service is onsite, is it for the
complete time of the warranty?

-->If onsite is not offered, what is and for how long?

-->Can the computer be taken to a local service center? If yes, what is the
closest authorized service center?

-->What is the time frame the service takes to occur? For example, if the
computer has a bad component, what is the time it takes for a
technician to come onsite and replace that component, or if sent in
how long does it take? Finally, if that time frame is not acceptable,
what is the company willing to do, for example, are they willing to
provide you with a loaned computer.

10/04/2014

Desktop buying tips

Purchasing a home or business computer can be a big and sometimes costly decision. Below is a listing of helpful suggestions on what to look for and what to ask when purchasing a new computer.

* New vs. refurbished or used

If you are looking to save money buying a used or refurbished computer can save you a lot of money. A refurbished computer is a computer that has been returned to the company has been checked out as good but cannot be sold again as new. All major computer manufacturers have a refurbished section showing all their available refurbished products. Buying one of these computers instead of a new computer can save you hundreds of dollars.

In addition to refurbished computers individuals and companies for various reasons also sell their used computers. When buying these look out for the following.

-Verify it has no physical damage by inspecting the ports as well as the
inside and the outside of the case.
-Make sure you're getting what you pay for. See the below scams section
for additional details.
-Make sure computer comes with any CD's for the operating systems or
programs that are promised to be installed.
-Realize that many computer manufacturers will not transfer the computer
warranty from the old user to you.