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Established 1998 to
June 2010
We no longer specialise
in the sales and service of computers, however, we will see out all warranties
on
previous purchases through us, during the past 12 months.
This page is now a
place
to find assistance only.
If you are
desperate for repairs to your computer,
you're welcome to call us, we might be in town (Albany
Region only).
David: 0417 941 091 - Rate is $70 a callout up to an hour
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OTHER COMPUTER
ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE:
Other people that could
help you now Aysemart can't in the Albany region of Western
Australia are...
1) Kim Williamson
(Sales and Service): 9841 5774 (Recommended Computer Services)
2) Status-IT: Colbey
Elliott Mob: 0401 545 595 - High Tech Support and Web Hosting
(Phone support only as he lives in Perth now. After 6pm & Weekends
suggested contact).
Other Businesses in Albany that might be
able to help: Brainstorm Technology (Sales and Service): 9842 8925
Leading Edge Computers (Sales and Service): 9842 1474 |
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Items For Sale
Available
from 25-09-2011 – Albany Region Western Australia
DESKTOP used and in perfect
working condition
Intel Core2
6400 2.13Ghz
17" LCD
Monitor
Midi Tower,
Near New Power Supply
Near New
Motherboard
Near New
DVD Burner
160GB Hard
drive
2GB of DDR2
RAM
Speakers,
Mouse and Keyboard
MS Windows
7 Installed
$350 (2 weeks parts warranty
or money back)
LAPTOP used and in good
condition
Compaq
DV6000
AMD64
Turion 1.6Ghz
2GB Memory,
MS WinXP Installed
Nvidia
GO6150 Graphics
20GB Hard
drive SATA
Wi-Fi,
Firewire, LAN & Modem
3x USB2 and
DVD Burner
Needs new
battery, works ok on Power.
$250 (2 weeks parts warranty
or money back)
FRDIGE
Whirlpool
Near New
All
attachemnts
Nothing
wrong with it what so ever
We upgraded
to a larger one.
$300
DVD Player with remote near
new
$25
Call: 0417 941 091 |
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Computer Assistance
For a suitable free antivirus try AVG Free.
AVG Free 2011 - Upgrade via this safe link "CLICK ME"
or this
http://download.cnet.com/AVG-Anti-Virus-Free-Edition-2011/3000-2239_4-10320142.html?tag=mncol;pop
You'll need to uninstall the old AVG V9.
Then do a fresh install on this one, make sure you check all ticked items, as
often they try to install extras.
Things like Google Bars, etc.
I don't know how the new AVG is, I'm still using
Avast from www.Avast.com
which is free for 12 months after the free registration.
So if you find AVG 2011 is annoying, perhaps get rid of it and try Avast Free
Antivirus.
DURING INSTALLS: We suggest un-ticking
toolbars and Google stuff, when installing software online, also if your IE
Browser is slow, try turning off some plug-ins, via the tools menu, most are not
required, Java & Flash Player are required.
Also with this new version of AVG, by default it sets a schedule to scan every
day, this maybe a little overboard (slowing everything down when you need it the
most), I'd suggest open it and go to the Tool's Menu, Advanced Options, Schedule
and disable (Manually scan "C" at least monthly) or set for a specific day.
Avg tries as many other Antivirus do, to sell you a security version, in most
cases people do not know what to say yes and no too, in all the security is
useless, my suggestion is to run and update "Spybot Search & Destroy" (but
disable the Tea-Timer and any toolbars during installation) and scan your
computer at least monthly, or when you notice things getting slower or unusual
things happening. Have it fix everything it finds (for
further information click this PDF with some suggestions included). |
