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Alan B.

PCIQSP002031

Cambridge, CB22

7 Ratings

16 Jobs Completed for PCIQ

1810 Forum Posts

Member since 15 Sep 2007

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Locations covered

  • Cambridge and surrounding area
  • Haverhill and surrounding area
  • Newmarket and surrounding area
  • Royston and surrounding area
  • Saffron Walden and surrounding area
  • Soham and surrounding area

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Recent Reviews

Five Stars
By Sarah  H. - 12 Oct 10
Quality of service was very good. Very quick response and completion of the job.
Six Stars
By COLIN L. - 8 May 10
Four Stars
By James G. - 15 Nov 08
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Recently Completed Jobs

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Date
Location
my broadband connects and disconnects all the time. please hel
27 Mar @ 22:31
Wisbech, PE14 9PQ
I have an HP desktop which no longer seems to access its peripher
6 Oct @ 15:55
Cambridge, CB21 6AA
Hello Alan I am hoping that you are the Alan who has helped us b
4 Oct @ 11:38
Cambridge, CB22 5EX
when rebooting the system I pressed the wrong key by mistake,caus
5 May @ 13:55
Cambridge, CB22 3TB
1.When I start up my PC it flashes continuously - I think the dri
14 Jan @ 18:52
Colchester, CO2 8XA
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Recent Forum Posts

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RE: acer laptop problem

Maribel, better to start your own question as your problem is not related to the rest of this thread. It's very difficult to tell but I have seen similar symptoms when the hard drive is faulty and get stuck trying to read/write to a particular area of the disc. If so, you either need to pay a professional to look at the computer and replace the hard drive if necessary, or buy a new computer.

8 Feb @ 06:57

RE: BIOS

If you fiddle with the BIOS settings you may be able to prevent the computer from starting Windows. But there is always a Default Settings option to undo any mistakes you have made.

6 Feb @ 07:04

RE: Memory caching

Rex, I would try a System Restore to a date before your problem arose. Jon, look under the Performance tab in Task Manager. This distributes the physical memory between "Cached", "Available" and "Free". If you use the tab at the bottom of that page to open the Resource Monitor you can see a more detailed breakdown of memory use. "Cached" memory indicates (I think) memory in use. So Rex is suffering from 100% memory use. FYI, I have 4 GB of RAM on my computer and currently about half of this (1840 MB) is shown as cached.

1 Feb @ 06:50

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My company provides computer and network support to home users and small businesses. Services include computer repair, new computer set-up, virus and malware removal, software installation, computer MOT, broadband installation and fault finding, network (including wireless) setup and support.

An engineer (usually myself) will call at your home or office and provide friendly support for all your problems.

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