View Full Version : *FREE* Remote PC Troubleshooting
Matt8
July 8th, 2007, 22:26
Kind of doing a test pilot for something here and need to test out some remote PC pieces of software.
If anyone is interested, free of charge, I will troubleshoot PC issues, remove virus/spyware, tune up computer, etc.
Just PM me, hit me up on email/IM. Limited time and limited offer as I can only do so much.
Again, just doing this to test out some remote PC software. I have over 3 years in the IT/PC Repair business, a few years in the hosting biz, and an-almost-complete A+ certification in PC Repair, and almost an Associates Degree as well ;), so I will do my best to get you taken care of ;)
Robert
July 8th, 2007, 22:35
I use UltraVNC. Works great. I have a client that has about 50 computers in an office and I VNC into their office and do all the repairs. Saves me and them time.
Good luck!
LSComputers
July 8th, 2007, 23:12
Yes or Radmin works great as well :). humm matt, maybe I will bugger up my one old pc for you to try and fix :).
utcrazy
July 8th, 2007, 23:19
What exactly can you do to tune up, I hate doing that, so much so that I'm willing to let a complete stranger do it. Hopefully you won't kill my computer.
Matt8
July 8th, 2007, 23:23
utcrazy, the standard stuff, nothing too outrageous. Clean temps, schedule defrag/temp cleanup, run some registry tweaks/cleanup, disable startup items, virtual memory settings, etc.
Any misc troubleshooting you'd me to do I am sure I could do as well.
As I just found out, its a nightmare over dial up, so high speed only ;)
utcrazy
July 8th, 2007, 23:29
PM sent.
What if the computer can't boot into the OS? What then?
GlennBeforeTime
July 9th, 2007, 00:25
Then you will need to reinstall the OS XD
LSComputers
July 9th, 2007, 00:41
lol yea sep if your pc wont boot he cant help you, your need to have your pc on for him to do the work ;).
Matt8
July 9th, 2007, 01:00
Correct, PC has to be functionally able to boot into Windows and connect to the internet.
Darknight
July 9th, 2007, 02:37
As I just found out, its a nightmare over dial up, so high speed only ;)
All them degrees and experence and you have only just found that out? :lol: Id never try to enter a PC on dialup or using dialup.
Matt8
July 9th, 2007, 02:39
Oh I knew it would be pathetic and slow, but I was hoping at least usable. I couldn't even get the screen to refresh in 60 seconds ;)
Silver9990
July 9th, 2007, 05:11
I've used TightVNC over dialup and didn't run into any major problems, you just have to know how to configure the software you're using.
utcrazy
July 9th, 2007, 11:41
Hey guys, just so you know Matt did a great job, a very nice tune up on my computer. Running a lot smoother now, I reccomend you take the opportunity now while it's available. Thanks Matt!
Volt.Networks
July 9th, 2007, 20:20
Can you tune up my computer for me too?
It's been a little slow lately. I just haven't had the time to look into it.
Matt8
July 9th, 2007, 20:41
Yes, as long as it is running Windows with high speed connection, just PM/IM me whenever you can leave your computer alone for 30 minutes to an hour.
Hey guys, just so you know Matt did a great job, a very nice tune up on my computer. Running a lot smoother now, I reccomend you take the opportunity now while it's available. Thanks Matt!
Thanks utcrazy! Glad to hear it is working better for you, i take it you got my log file I left behind?
Robert
July 9th, 2007, 20:46
Didn't you work for Geeksquad? How will I know you aren't stealing my porn (http://blogs.pcworld.com/tipsandtweaks/archives/004837.html)? :lol:
Matt8
July 9th, 2007, 20:49
It all depends on how good it is and how much you have.
utcrazy
July 9th, 2007, 21:59
Yep I did get the log file you left, I'm defragmenting as we speak. Can you recommend a light weight virus scanner? I've had far too many that bog down my system.
Matt8
July 9th, 2007, 22:37
Personally, I am partial to Trend Micro and Kaspersky, but they aren't free [trial is though]. Definitely stay away from McAfee and Norton, bad bad if system resources are your concern.
Free wise, I can't say much. Avast and AVG I hear good things about, they are decent but not great in my opinion, but if you don't want to shell out money, I'd stick with them.
Volt.Networks
July 10th, 2007, 01:25
I've personally tried several anti-virus software.
AVG is pretty good for a free solution.
For paid, I recommend Trend Micro. Norton is a huge resource hog. Computer Associates didn't work very well for me. Hope that helps.
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