"Computer Repair - Web Design - Video and Audio Services - Santa Rosa, California" | Scott Larson Consulting "Your pillar of support"

About Scott Larson

Scott Larson, located close to home in downtown Santa Rosa, California offers one-on-one personal assistance in Computer Services in the Sonoma County area. Specializing in Computer Installations and Repair. Data Recovery, Computer Maintenance and Performance Tuning. New Computers and Upgrades. Website Design, Development and Maintenance. And finally, help with Multimedia projects such as DVD authoring and online video presentations.

Qualifications

Why Choose Scott Larson Consulting?

What separates Scott Larson Consulting from other technological consultants is our dedication to clear communication, open honesty, and real world experience with a wide range of computer problems going all the way back to the DOS and Windows 3.1 days. Scott Larson Consulting now focuses mostly on Windows XP, Vista, Windows Seven and Linux..

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE USING OUR SERVICES

Please see our list of prices and also before making any inquires check out our list of polices. We are a small organization and do not have the financial backing to cover many liabilities.

Acronis True Image 2010: Checking to see if backups are completing on schedule

2010, February 23 - 16:40 — Scott Larson

Start by opening up Acronis True Image 2010

ATI2010-Launch

The Welcome Screen will appear, click on "Tasks and Log"

ATI2010-TasksLog

General Help and Questions

Laptop Battery Failures with Windows 7

2010, February 3 - 21:09 — Scott Larson

New reports are coming out about a possible flaw in Windows 7 installed on laptops and notebooks. First reported by users on Microsoft TechNet, users are claiming that battery life has dropped to bad or almost unusable after upgrading from WindowsXP/Vista to Windows 7. Users are getting error messages from Windows 7: "Consider replacing your battery.

Alerts

US-CERT Cyber Security Alerts
SA10-040A: Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities

SA10-021A: Microsoft Internet Explorer Vulnerabilities

SA10-013A: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Vulnerabilities

SA10-012B: Microsoft Windows and Adobe Flash Player 6 Vulnerabilities

SA09-343A: Adobe Flash Vulnerabilities Affect Flash Player and Adobe AIR

Computer Tips

(Disclaimer: This tips are for general protection informational purposes only and not designed to be taken as fact. We are not in any way shape or form responsible for how you use this information. If something bad happens as a result of following these tips, you and you alone are responsible.)

1. Keep your computer up-to-date with the latest updates from Microsoft

2. The leading cause of getting computer viruses usually involves forgetting to keep your anti-virus program updated. Don't let your subscription lapse simply because you don't feel like paying for a yearly subscription, you usually end up paying for it in the end.

3. Don't click yes to windows that ask you to download or install things you don't need. Unless its a message coming from a program you already have installed on your computer that you feel you can trust. If you don't know, ask Scott Larson before clicking yes to anything.

4. Be careful visiting sites you are not familiar with, they could be sites that will inadvertently try to get you to install spy-ware on your computer.

5. Make sure you have some kind of backup solution on your computer. If your computer crashed right now, resulting in a total loss of data, what would you do? Do you have a backup of your email and documents stored somewhere else? Let Scott Larson help you with the details of coming up with a backup solution that will prevent a catastrophic loss of your data.

Scott Larson Consulting

Computer Repair - Web Design - Vido and Audio Services

Your Pillar Of Support

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