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Serving San Miguel County's computing needs since 1999.
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Absolute best computer repair in Telluride or all of San Miguel... Awesome!
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October 29, 2009 by Guest57628 in Telluride, CO
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Some readers may wonder the difference between Access Telluride and Telluride Helpdesk. Telluride Helpdesk is my current business, while Access Telluride went out of business some time ago. ... more
0 comments Blog posted 11:03 AM May 02, 2008 by Telluride Helpdesk
Telluride Helpdesk has taken over the New Edge Technologies Telluride office! It was a merger of strengths, to enable the new company to reach for 100% customer satisfaction. Around a year ago, New Edge took over operations of Telluride's long-stand computer repair business, eTech. Everyone in Telluride knows ... more
0 comments Blog posted 04:56 AM June 10, 2007 by Telluride Helpdesk
"Good question! You may think that a simple switch would do the trick here, but in my experience that is not the case. You need a router. Here's why: The problem is your cable modem will hand out only one IP address. If you try to connect multiple machines through a switch, they all request an IP address, but only one will get it (and that gets funky quick because of the requests). So the answer is a router. The cable modem will hand a single IP address to the WAN port of the router. The router in turn will hand IP addresses to all the LAN ports (your other computers). I suggest Rosewill brand over Linksys now. Stay away from Dlink. I suggest you buy one from Fry's (in person) or Newegg.com (online) depending on your location."
"You are aware that you asked a private question in a public forum? I would also point out @Rsa Computer that if you do have this computer, you need to take a higher level of attention to detail. This user's name is Barbara Greenberg. She unwisely left her entire address and phone number posted in a public forum. If I were Barbara's computer consultant, I would immediately contact her (without asking for a invoice number!! wtf!) and immediately explain why her computer was taking so long. I have one that's taken two week, but for good reason. Then I would educate Barbara on the proper use of Merchant Circle, and social networks in general. Under my care, clients always go away happy. One way or the other."
"Based on my first look, it seems like Amazon's SimpleDB might do the trick, because it's free up to the first 25 machine hours or 1GB in size. But since you're looking specifically for MySQL services, you will probably want to check into their Relational Database Service (RDS) which is priced at 11 cents per machine hour for a small database. I'm surprised it took 4 months for someone to answer this. http://aws.amazon.com/simpledb/ http://aws.amazon.com/rds/"
"One thing you can do is tell us if there's a light on the bezel. If you see a power light on the front of the monitor, then it's not the power cord or the brick. If you DON'T see a power light then it is the brick or cord. If you see a power light on the bezel and want to troubleshoot further, you can turn on your PC, and leave on the monitor and let them both run as normal (even though you can't see anything). Get a bright flashlight and shine it at an angle across the screen. Can you see your desktop faintly? If the answer is yes, then your "backlight" burned out. Keep in mind, a nice, new monitor is around $200, so repairing it is a fine balancing line. I would probably charge more than that to fix it, parts included."
"Based on your question, it sounds like this is for a desktop, not a laptop. As far as brands go, they all have strengths and weaknesses. I would go to newegg.com and search for a drive with a compatible interface (ATA/SATA). Once you narrow it down by interface, you can search by size, price, discounts, etc. At that point you should see a few choices pop up to the top. Look at the user reviews and you will instantly know which is the best brand. Get one with free shipping and you're golden! http://www.newegg.com/Store/Category.aspx?Category=15&name;=Hard-Drives"
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