Posts Tagged ‘downloads’

Tips for Safer Browsing

November 2nd, 2009

One of the biggest reasons why people contact me is because of some issue that generated from browsing the web without the right protection. This is most common amongst small businesses and households as they don’t have an IT Security department to enforce rules or establish proper settings. So, one of the first things I look for when I’m on site are settings for your browser… no matter what the original problem was as having the proper settings (and browser) will keep your computer lucky.

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Opening up our toolbox

November 1st, 2009

It seems odd, I know, that we would want to share some of our tools, or “secrets” if you will. However, I’m going to be honest with you. I want you to learn how to fix your own computer. I’m not trying to sound like some saint or what have you, but as computers are becoming more and more popular in both our personal and work lives every bit of knowledge you know will help. All I ask in return is that if you have a problem you can’t solve or if you hear that your company is in need of Salesforce, networking, etc help that you tell them about FourLeaf IT. Our philosophy is to help you, whether it be your personal computer or a plethora of computers at work. We value our relationship with you more than anything else.

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Some Tips Before Calling FourLeaf

October 12th, 2009

You’re not mistaken; I’m really going to offer you some great tips before calling FourLeaf when you have a spyware/virus infection on your computer or when your computer is running sluggish.You see, one of the biggest problems I have with other many IT Contractors today is that they care only about fixing the problem at hand. Many don’t care about the individual, family, or business relationship in the long-term. Surely, if you call me to come over to your business to disinfect computer(s) I’ll do that task competently, but, more importantly, I will keep a keen eye out for other problems. So, for example, if I notice something while the antivirus program is running, I’ll adjust the setting or plain out fix the problem, thus fixing the main problem and preventing another. If I can’t fix it right away, I’ll make a special note of that and inform the client. This way, they’re aware of a possible problem and won’t be surprised if they’re computer starts acting funny. They can budget appropriately, etc. I care about the relationship.

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