Computer Repair Services The prices below only for the service or labor the purchase of hardware, parts or software is not included in the prices below. New PC Setup You brought a new PC and need it setup, connect your printer, wireless network, connect your smartphone, etc. Price: $80.99 PC or Laptop Diagnostic Testing AContinue reading “New Prices Part 2”
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New Pricing Part 1
Sorry it took so long to get back to you. The shop was closed for renovations and repairs. These are prices without a service Contract or Agreement. RS- Remote Session (limited)- One Time 50.99 for the 2 hours, and $10 for each additional hour after the first 2 hours. Or RS-Monthly Subscriptionyou purchase the MonthlyContinue reading “New Pricing Part 1”
Closing the Shop until January 2023
I had to take up a part-time job, so we will be changing our shop hours to Tuesday, Thursdays, Saturday, and Sundays from 10 AM to 6 PM. We will also be redesigning the inside of the shop, so we can do more repairs and start filming training videos and PC repair Videos for ourContinue reading “Closing the Shop until January 2023”
Shop Updates! Home and Home Offices
Hello everyone:I had to take on a part-time job as IT Systems Administrator. I also may take on a full-time 100% remote position as well. I have returned to school to finish my degree in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering. The Shop hours will be flexible going forward. An will be adjusted around my workContinue reading “Shop Updates! Home and Home Offices”
We now Offer Full Data Recovery Services – Through DriverSavers!
Hello everyone! We have get news for our clients and customers. Until yesterday we could only recover data from hard-drives that could be power up and accessed through USB hard-drive connectors and/or duplicators. We needed be able to access the drive, as of yesterday we can offer full services data recovery through driversavers. We justContinue reading “We now Offer Full Data Recovery Services – Through DriverSavers!”
We Are Changing Prices !
We opened in February 2021, we based on customer feedback and how earning and spending money as well as based upon client and customer request services and support. We are lowering so pricing and make the shop as affordable as we can without cutting into our profits. Home and Home office remote support services (usingContinue reading “We Are Changing Prices !”
Patch…Patch…Patch!
So, the shop has been open on and off for a few weeks, I been working to help a friend who has MSP Clients Migrate email off On-Premise Exchange or another example one example build a new and fully patched Exchange Server and New AD Network for one his clients. Here are is the reasonContinue reading “Patch…Patch…Patch!”
We Offer Online Remote Support Now!
Now offer online remote desktop, laptop, and smart-phone support, through the software “AnyDesk Remote Desktop App,” from https://www.anydesk.com. AnyDesk Remote Desktop App application is a secure way to connecting to multiple devices, allow us to help customers and clients remotely from our office, with installing software on PC, Mac, configuring email on smart-phones. Anydesk RemoteContinue reading “We Offer Online Remote Support Now!”
Opening my Computer Services Shop in Flushing, Queens, NY.
I will be working privately as a Professional Computer repair shop. I will be studying for new certifications, renewing old certification, and getting additional training in systems like Windows, Unix, and Linux, and networks. , Besides, I training in DevOps (Still in training), Full Stack Web Developer (in practice), developer (in training C++ and Java),Continue reading “Opening my Computer Services Shop in Flushing, Queens, NY.”
Professional vs. Non-Professional
I and a Windows (Wintel) Systems Administrator by training and experience. I also have worked as a Network administrator and had a Completed CCNA course work. When joining my friend Vizo at Vulcans Logic Networks; Vizo introduce me to “Eli the Computer Guy” I realized I wasn’t a real profession for the 13 years. TrueContinue reading “Professional vs. Non-Professional”
The Journey Begins
Welcome everyone I have moved this site off of blogger and on to WordPress. I have a little bit more options in my opinion on WordPress.com and I have a series of other sites on WordPress this will make easier to manage. I have moved all the content on the blog sites to WordPress whoseContinue reading “The Journey Begins”
New post coming shortly
I just finished more all the old post from “Hackers Labs” to “Otaku Computer Guy!” New Post coming shortly. By the way if any of you have any questions or would to see something reviewed, posted, or talk about on the site. Just comment below or send an email. I would happy to write somethingContinue reading “New post coming shortly”
CISCO Router Password List
I found this list of default passwords used in routers the may help you taking control of systems and networking equipment from another admin I lot of system and network admins are either too busy or lazy to change the default logins to there devices (sometimes they can’t). Please, change your default passwords if you can.Continue reading “CISCO Router Password List”
Windows OS Memory
By Charles O. Lucas (K@g3/$h@d0w) I made some notes on Memory for windows OS and NOS operating systems. Memory maximums for current Microsoft® Windows OS’s include: 32-bit OSWindows 8 (32 bit) Windows 7 (32 bit) Windows Vista (32 bit) Windows XP (32 bit) Windows Server 2003 (32 bit) Windows Server 2008 (32 bit) * Certain MicrosoftContinue reading “Windows OS Memory”
Hackers leverage Plesk Panel to attack websites
By Charles O. Lucas (K@g3/$h@d0w) Here is a great article, by By Michael Lee on Hackers leverage Plesk Panel to attack websites. This reason why you leave cPanel’s open. Hackers leverage Plesk Panel to attack websites Summary: Whether it’s being attacked by repeat-offender hackers or a zero-day vulnerability, Parallels’ Plesk Panel has become a hot target onContinue reading “Hackers leverage Plesk Panel to attack websites”
Outlook Hangs when Synchronizing Subscribed Folders
By Charles O. Lucas (K@g3/$h@d0w) Well, I going to start to finally use this blog; most likely as a journal and to post stuff learned at work. So let’s get started. I didn’t write this article, it was written May 11, 2012, by Joseph Hanna. This is a common problem that has a popped up with myContinue reading “Outlook Hangs when Synchronizing Subscribed Folders”
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