Last Day For Free Double Memory on the Ultimate Upgrade!
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- Written on: April 25th, 2009
Today is the last day to purchase an Ultimate Upgrade PC at Schrock Innovations and receive the free double your memory upgrade from 2 GB to 4 GB!
Be sure to stop into the service center to find out how the Ultimate Upgrade can take any old, tired PC and give it new life! If you missed last week’s Compute This radio program, I talked all about the Ultimate Upgrade and why now is the time to act. In that show I covered:
- Why you should NOT wait for Windows 7
- How we can upgrade any PC for only $449
- How we transfer data from your old PC to the new one
Listen to the archived show to hear the answers to these and many other questions!
During the Ultimate Upgrade Sale, Schrock Innovations will replace your tired old computer tower with a brand new Modular PC for only $449.
Don’t worry about losing your files either, because we can transfer them for you if you need us to! Stop by our new Service Center at 27th and Pine Lake Road and take a look at one of these machines in action.
Trust us, your computer will thank you!
Make Your Computer as Safe as a Library with the XP Shard Computer Toolkit
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- Written on: April 24th, 2009
Have you ever wondered how computers in schools and libraries withstand daily onslaughts from random users, while the average 12-year old can corrupt, infect, and muck up just about everything in a family computer in mere minutes?
Most organizations like schools and Internet cafes use the Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit to preserve a public computer’s security, settings, and files. With the Shared Computer Toolkit on the job, a simple reboot of the computer can erase what would normally be a nightmarish scenario, restoring the computer to its pre-use state in a blink of an eye.
If you are looking for a simple, free way to limit a child time on your computer, restrict certain programs from being run, or just reverse the abuse your home computer will endure at the next family get-together, the Shared Computer Toolkit for Windows XP might just be the silver bullet you are looking for.
