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BetterPcTech - Proxy Script
Posted on December 9, 2011 by Lalo
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Do you use a Proxy Server in your environment? Do you have to
walk users how to disable/enable the proxy?
My latest script disables/enables the proxy in a single click.
The script can help reduce the time you spent on the phone and
save your users from any frustration.
For only $9.99 this script will pay for itself when the first
user does not have to call you for support.
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Are you using Problem Step Recorder?
Posted on December 3, 2011 by Lalo
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PSR (Problem Step Recorder) allows you to capture screenshots of a
user's system. This will definitely help you when troubleshooting
issues. Never used PSR? Give it a shot!
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C:\Windows\System32\psr.exe /output
"%userprofile%\desktop\IssueSteps.zip" /maxsc 100 /exitonsave 1
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Better Pc Tech Video Series Released!
Posted on November 20, 2011 by Lalo
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Attention Computer Technicians!
Do you want to decrease the time spent repairing each computer? I show
you tools that help you install device drivers, remotely connect to a
client's pc, Windows Updates and update installer packages in no time
at all!
At $39.99 these videos will quickly pay for themselves! Check them out
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Can't Boot to a USB device? Now you can!
Posted on November 16, 2011 by Lalo
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What do you do when you cannot boot to a USB device because the
computer does not support that function? Plop Boot Manager comes to the
rescue. A tool you cannot live without.
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How to Run Android Apps on Your Desktop the Easy Way
Posted on November 16, 2011 by Lalo
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Interesting article on how to run Android Apps on your Windows 7 PC
from the How-To Geek.
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Welcome to the new page!
Posted on November 12, 2011 by Lalo Nunez
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Welcome to betterpctech! The page is reconstructed and has a
new look. My goal is to provide information that will allow you to
elevate your skill-set as a technician. Visit the site to see podcasts,
how-to guides among many more. More content coming soon!
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