by Aaron Crabtree | Dec 30, 2013 | Blog, Network
Like many of you, we have a bunch of devices connected to our home internet connection. A couple phones, tablets, laptops, a game console, TVs, etc. And more wifi devices keep coming! (You can get WiFi enabled thermostats and light bulbs now!) You need a fairly...
by Aaron Crabtree | May 9, 2013 | Blog, Ham Radio
What does this have to do with computer repairs? Well, it doesn’t, technically, but I am also a casual ham radio operator and recently the VHF/UHF final transistor in my radio blew. So what happened? I bought a 2 meter amplifier off of eBay and while I was...
by Aaron Crabtree | Mar 12, 2013 | Blog
Java has had a lot of press lately. So what is going on? Java has been around since nearly the beginning of the internet. It is a powerful platform and most users know of it as a plugin for their web browsers. It is a lot more than just a plugin, but we are only going...
by Aaron Crabtree | Mar 9, 2013 | Blog
Just wanted to let you know that we are now accepting all major credits for payment! (Cash and check are still accepted too!)
by Aaron Crabtree | Jan 26, 2013 | Blog, PC Hardware
EDIT: I wrote this almost one year ago and have since upgraded the 8.1 and put decent effort into learning it. I am actually enjoying using the operating system. If you need something that looks like Windows XP, then stick with Windows 7. But 8.1 isn’t bad if...
by Aaron Crabtree | Oct 22, 2012 | Apple, Blog, iPad
I still own an “ancient” first edition iPad that I bought in the fall of 2010. I have created a lot of documents on it and religiously backed it up to my iTunes at home. But after updating to the multiple version of iOS 4 and then to two versions of iOS...