We sincerely wanted to express our gratitude to all of our clients, including first-time, repeat, and all of you that frequent AdachiCompuTech.com and did take the time out of your busy schedules to drop a line or two about the improvement(s) you would like seen on the site. You spoke and we listened!
Now that we have updated and re-launched AdachiCompuTech.com, we want to update you on the new changes you will see as you visit the site.
Registration / Login
You will notice that we have added a console for registration and login. This combo console is available at the top right hand corner of the homepage and on all the other pages of the site. If you are logging-in for the first time, you will be required to create a free online account by clicking on “Register Now” button and completing a short form. Upon approval, you will receive a “Welcome to AdachiCompuTech.com” e-mail notification. From now onwards, you can login to access your online profile, schedule a new service request, view the status of the services requested, post feedback comments, view technician comments, view and pay invoices, and much more!
Schedule a New Service Request
We have made the process of scheduling a new service request a snap. To schedule an initial or subsequent service request(s), you simply login to your online account using the e-mail address and password you created during registration, and then you click on “New Service Request” to initiate the process. You will need to select or create a profile for the computer needing the support, by clicking on ‘Setup a New Computer’ or by pre-registering it using the ‘Add/Edit Computer’ link. Once completed, you describe the problem, select your desired service type, and submit. We review your service request and contact you to discuss the options available to you and to take credit card payment that covers the initial 1 hour minimum of work. A qualified technician will then contact you to confirm the service appointment.
FAQ
You will notice that we have created a listing of the Frequently Asked Questions available on the Client Resource Center and other locations throughout the site.
Search Technicians
We have created the option for you to search technicians by entering your zip code and clicking on “Go” button. This option enables you to view and schedule a new service with a technician you have previously worked with.
Customer Testimonials
As we strive to provide you with exceptional service and support on a daily basis, we invite you to share your recent experience with us by clicking on this link.
Refer a Friend
We have created this page to enable you to invite your friends and family-members to join AdachiCompuTech.com
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
How to Fix a Computer Infected With Viruses & Spyware
By Daniel Aniegbuna
Unlike the mainframe era, today’s computers are designed to be small, reliable, extremely useful, and above all, very fast. But as the computer is being used to accomplish daily routines, especially if the computer is connected to the Internet (“The Super Highway” as it’s sometimes referred to), overtime it begins to run sluggishly and often displaying those annoying error messages and pop-ups.
Knowing when your computer is infected with viruses and spyware is extremely important because it enables you to choose the best course of action at the most appropriate time, whether you choose to fix it yourself as most advanced computer users do or you go the other route, by seeking computer help from qualified online technical support companies.
A virus, at the most basic level, is a small piece of software that causes unexpected activities or actions on computer/network systems. Spyware on the other hand, is computer software that installs itself secretly and obtains pertinent user’s information as the user browses the Internet.
Again we see here that the popularity of the Internet and the steady adoption of “Always-On” broadband technologies have allowed dangerous (malicious) threats to spread quickly.
Listed below are some general symptoms of virus and spyware-infected computer:
Computer is slow
Computer shows error messages
Pop up ads display
Internet connection is lost every now and then
Internet browser is hijacked and redirected to unknown websites
Windows updates & security patches become unavailable
Internet connection becomes unavailable eventually, etc.
Until now, it’s extremely critical to effectively and efficiently protect every computer in your home and/or office against viruses, spyware, malware, worms, Trojans, and other Internet threats. How? You asked!
Well, here are some techniques on fixing and securing your computer against viruses & spyware infection:
Run a complete system assessment
Detect, isolate, and remove viruses
Detect, isolate, and remove spyware
Perform Deep registry cleaning
Clean-up Hard Drive regularly
Delete temporary files
Apply Windows Updates
Apply Security Patches
Run anti-virus definition updates
Run anti-spyware definition Updates
Optimize your computer
Run System Defrag
Depending on your computer usage, run routine PC Management at least on a monthly basis.
In conclusion, Internet security suites, coupled with proactive and integrated PC tools from a reliable IT solutions provider offer important tools to keep your computers free of security threats.
Author’s Bio
Mr. Daniel Aniegbuna is a Technical Account Manager at Adachi Computech Solutions and he provides in-depth technical information on Computer Tech Support, Online Computer Repair, Onsite Computer Support, Nationwide Computer Support, Online Virus & Spyware Removal, and more.
Unlike the mainframe era, today’s computers are designed to be small, reliable, extremely useful, and above all, very fast. But as the computer is being used to accomplish daily routines, especially if the computer is connected to the Internet (“The Super Highway” as it’s sometimes referred to), overtime it begins to run sluggishly and often displaying those annoying error messages and pop-ups.
Knowing when your computer is infected with viruses and spyware is extremely important because it enables you to choose the best course of action at the most appropriate time, whether you choose to fix it yourself as most advanced computer users do or you go the other route, by seeking computer help from qualified online technical support companies.
A virus, at the most basic level, is a small piece of software that causes unexpected activities or actions on computer/network systems. Spyware on the other hand, is computer software that installs itself secretly and obtains pertinent user’s information as the user browses the Internet.
Again we see here that the popularity of the Internet and the steady adoption of “Always-On” broadband technologies have allowed dangerous (malicious) threats to spread quickly.
Listed below are some general symptoms of virus and spyware-infected computer:
Computer is slow
Computer shows error messages
Pop up ads display
Internet connection is lost every now and then
Internet browser is hijacked and redirected to unknown websites
Windows updates & security patches become unavailable
Internet connection becomes unavailable eventually, etc.
Until now, it’s extremely critical to effectively and efficiently protect every computer in your home and/or office against viruses, spyware, malware, worms, Trojans, and other Internet threats. How? You asked!
Well, here are some techniques on fixing and securing your computer against viruses & spyware infection:
Run a complete system assessment
Detect, isolate, and remove viruses
Detect, isolate, and remove spyware
Perform Deep registry cleaning
Clean-up Hard Drive regularly
Delete temporary files
Apply Windows Updates
Apply Security Patches
Run anti-virus definition updates
Run anti-spyware definition Updates
Optimize your computer
Run System Defrag
Depending on your computer usage, run routine PC Management at least on a monthly basis.
In conclusion, Internet security suites, coupled with proactive and integrated PC tools from a reliable IT solutions provider offer important tools to keep your computers free of security threats.
Author’s Bio
Mr. Daniel Aniegbuna is a Technical Account Manager at Adachi Computech Solutions and he provides in-depth technical information on Computer Tech Support, Online Computer Repair, Onsite Computer Support, Nationwide Computer Support, Online Virus & Spyware Removal, and more.
Thursday, May 29, 2008
How To SetUp E-mail Account(s) On Your BlackBerry
To add an e-mail account to your BlackBerry Smartphone, follow these steps:
From your BlackBerry device:
1) Click on E-mail Settings
2) Log into your BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) account
3) On the homepage, click E-mail Accounts
4) Under E-mail accounts, click ADD NEW (POP3 ACCOUNT)
5) In the E-mail Account SetUp, enter the following information:
Email Address: Yourname@yourdomain.com
UserName: Yourname@yourdomain.com
Password: Your Webmail Password
Confirm Password: Your Webmail Password
6) Click submit or Next
Since you are adding a POP3 e-mail account, you will need to enter the following information:
E-Mail Server: pop.yourdomain.com
Port Number: 110
7) Click Submit
Please Note: Outgoing mail setup is not required because outgoing mail will be sent from your BlackBerry Service Provider.
From your BlackBerry device:
1) Click on E-mail Settings
2) Log into your BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) account
3) On the homepage, click E-mail Accounts
4) Under E-mail accounts, click ADD NEW (POP3 ACCOUNT)
5) In the E-mail Account SetUp, enter the following information:
Email Address: Yourname@yourdomain.com
UserName: Yourname@yourdomain.com
Password: Your Webmail Password
Confirm Password: Your Webmail Password
6) Click submit or Next
Since you are adding a POP3 e-mail account, you will need to enter the following information:
E-Mail Server: pop.yourdomain.com
Port Number: 110
7) Click Submit
Please Note: Outgoing mail setup is not required because outgoing mail will be sent from your BlackBerry Service Provider.
Friday, May 23, 2008
Tech Tip: Easy Ways To BackUp Your Outlook Data Files
Easy steps to backup your outlook data files:
1) Close your outlook program
2) select and copy the following texts: Outlook.pst
3) click START and choose SEARCH
4) on the WHAT DO YOU WANT TO SEARCH FOR?, choose ALL FILES & FOLDERS
5) Paste the copied texts in the first search box that says ALL OR PART OF THE FILE NAME and then click search
6) When search is complete, Right-Click OUTLOOK.PST and point your cursor on the SEND TO and then choose your external hard drive or flash-drive (whatever media you have)to start the backup process.
1) Close your outlook program
2) select and copy the following texts: Outlook.pst
3) click START and choose SEARCH
4) on the WHAT DO YOU WANT TO SEARCH FOR?, choose ALL FILES & FOLDERS
5) Paste the copied texts in the first search box that says ALL OR PART OF THE FILE NAME and then click search
6) When search is complete, Right-Click OUTLOOK.PST and point your cursor on the SEND TO and then choose your external hard drive or flash-drive (whatever media you have)to start the backup process.
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