We can sort out any problems on your gaming computer, such as:

• Poor performance
• Blue screens
• Black screens with menu options that simply loop around
• The computer fails to start up
• Graphics issues, e.g pixellation, distortion , no video etc
• Hard drive problems, installation of new hard drives + partition & formatting
• Expansion of hard disk space
• Merging hard drive partitions
• Data recovery
• Memory expansion
• Resolution of performance & buffering issues while gaming online
• Overheating; replacement processor heatsinks & fans
• Processor replacement.

For more information, please contact www.pcinternet-solutions.co.uk

To access the hard drive, you need to:

• Turn the unit upside down & Remove the rechargeable battery unit
• Now turn the unit face up and remove the keyboard, by releasing the retention lugs using a small screwdriver
• Release the keyboard cable
• Remove the inner screws
• Next  Remove the screws from bottom cover and lift it away
• You should now be able to see the hard drive as in the image above.

For further help with data recovery please contact www.pcinternet-solutions.co.uk

The hard drive can be accessed by removing the 2 retention screws on either side of the cover/cowl at the base of the swivel unit which supports the monitor. When the screws have been removed, the cover can then be taken off to reveal the PSU and you can then access the hard drive as can be see in the image above.

For support and data recovery contact www.pcinternet-solutions.co.uk

• Website design & development
• Integration of external packages
• Registration forms, Enquiry forms / Form mailers
• Website maintenance
• Secure member login areas requiring usename and password    
• RSS, RSS Feed Readers, live feeds, News Tickers etc   
• Content management Systems (CMS, Joomla, Wordpress) to give you control of your own content. 
• Blogs such as Tumblr & Wordpress  
• Updating Joomla & Wordpress to the latest software releases
• Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), including keyword optimisation 
• Website promotion
• Pay-Per-Click (PPC) solutions, campaign management etc. 
• Newsletters & PDF file creation
• eCommerce
• Bulk email mailings & SMS solutions
• Video editing

For more information contact Pc Internet Solutions

If your landline is out of service and you are unable to connect to the internet to access essential services that you cannot access using your Smartphone, you can use your mobile phone as a dialup modem. However, the connection is  slow:

2G phones have an upload speed of 115.2Kbps
3G phones have an upload speeed of 435.5Kbps
But the download speed is less than 56Kbps

But, importantly it does allow your computer to access the internet.

Using HTC Wildfire S as a modem (USB tethering)

Enable your data connection as follows:

• Set your Mobile network to ON
• Next connect your mobile phone to your PC/laptop via the USB cable
• The connect to PC window is displayed on your mobile with a number of options
• Next Select USB tethering and then press DONE

If you want to confirm the connection has been established you can:

• Go to (windows XP) Control Panel ¦ Network Connections and you should see that the HTC Remote NDIS Based device is connected, or
• in the case of Vista or Windows 7, go to  Control Panel ¦ Network & Sharing and you should see that the HTC Remote NDIS Based device is connected

Now you can either open your web browser or your email client and check your emails. Hope you found this article helpful, www.pcinternet-solutions.co.uk

Areas covered for Computer Services: Annerley, Barnhurst, Beckenham, Bexley, Bexleyheath, Bickley, Blackfen, Blackheath, Brockley, Bromley, Catford, Charlton, Crayford, Chelsfield, Darenth, Dartford , Downham, Dulwich, East Peckham, Eltham, Elmstead Woods, Erith, Farnborough, Farningham, Foots Cray, Gravesend, Greenwich, Grove Park, Hartley, Hayes, Hextable, Hither Green, Honor Oak, Lee, Lee Green, Lewisham, Longfield, Mottingham, New Eltham, North Cray, Northfleet, Orpington, Penge, Petts Wood, Plumstead, Shooters Hill, Sidcup, St Mary Cray, St Pauls Cray, Swanley, Sydenham, Well Hall, Welling, West Wickham.

For a clearer image of the map, please go to PC Internet-Solutions.co.uk

Many ISPS (Internet Service Providers) provide their own tools for testing the speed of your connection, also there are many good freely available tools on the internet for carrying out this task.

http://www.mybroadbandspeed.co.uk/ is a particularly good site and they offer an excellent tool for testing the speed of your internet connection; it also saves historical data from previous tests you carried out and it is simple to use:

Click Begin and first of all it tests the Download speed (files downloaded to your computer from the internet via your ISP). It then tests the Upload speed (files uploaded to the internet from your computer via your ISP) and both speeds are displayed in kbps (kilobytes per second). Note 1000kpbs = 1mbps (megabytes per second). So if your download speed is showing at 5197kbps this = 5.197mbps.

Hopefully you find this useful. PCIS support.

“HMRC have issued a warning about possible fake or ‘phishing’ emails sent out by fraudsters. The period in the run-up to the tax credits renewal deadline often sees an increase in such attacks. Taxpayers have to renew their claims by 31 July 2012 or their payments may stop…..”

For more details on this item, see our clients’ site, ThompsonElphick Chartered Certified Accountants, Aylesford, Kent.

PC Internet Solutions

We are currently developing a web site, for one of our long standing clients Paul Walsh, which we expect to launch in the next few weeks around the middle of June 2012. Paul’s business, Phoenix Training delivers Performance improvement for individuals and Businesses through Business Coaching, Business Communications & Business Consultancy and Training.

Paul is also London Division B Governor for Toastmasters in London.

Currently, he is in training (lots of cycling) for a forthcoming bike ride to raise money to build and open a school, this Autumn 2012 in Gourcy, Burkina Fasso, Africa. In his quest to raise money Paul plans to cycle from London to Brighton (no mean achievement) by moonlight, on Friday evening 29th June. The proceeds from sponsorship is paid directly to ‘Giving Africa’  a charity that seeks  to eradicate poverty through Learning, and its Vision is of an Africa whose children have the opportunity to create empowered communities and live healthy and prosperous lives. 

Why Burkina Fasso? Because:

1. 81% of the population survive on less than $2 per day.

2. The Government does not have the funds to provide quality education for all;

3. The people of Burkina Fasso are resourceful and are working with ‘Giving Africa’ on overcoming this challenge.

If you would like to support Paul in his quest, please visit his fundraising page, Paul’s page where he is fundraising for Giving Africa.

Many thanks for helping Paul.

PCIS

We can log into your computer over the internet to sort out your software related problems such as: configuration issues; removal of virus & malicious software; email not working; poor performance, Registry issues, router configuration, installation and removal of difficult programs etc.

All we need if for your internet connection to be working ok so that we can access your PC/laptop to fix the problems, and you can pay us on line using the PayPal “Buy Now” button on our website.

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