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Reno's In-Home PC & Technology Help Experts since 2003
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Monthly Newsletter
August 2013
Computer users are prompted to install an updates from programs such as Adobe Reader, Flash Player or Java. With many fake programs that try to convince people to download official-looking updates, it's often hard to know what is safe to accept and install.

Most banks offer online banking services which let you check account balances and cleared transactions, transfer funds between accounts and pay bills directly from your bank account without writing and mailing a check. 
 

I have been using internet banking for over 10 years.  My favorite feature is Bill Pay - the ability to schedule bill payments that will be automatically deducted from my checking account on a future date that I specify. I pay utility bills, car payments, credit cards bills and even my lawn care company using the bill pay service that my bank offers. I not only save time, I also save money because I no longer have to buy stamps or worry about checks getting delayed or lost in the mail.


In April 2014, Microsoft will end support of Windows XP. The 12-year-old operating system was the standard operating system offered on new PCs from 2001 through 2007. A Windows XP computer won't stop working in April 2014, but the absence of monthly critical security updates will make it more susceptible to getting viruses and malware that can damage or steal your personal information if the computer is continued to be connected to the internet. 

 

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"You Get What You Pay For"

 

Do you have a friend or neighbor who works with computers in their spare time? Do they actively keep-up with the computer industry and fix computers on a daily basis like we do? 

 

Computer Techs has been in business since 2003, and our technicians have over 20 years of computer experience.

 

Our calls for service have leveled off in the past few years due to an abundance of new inexperienced and unlicensed computer repair people. Similar to hiring an unlicensed contractor to work on your home, it may be cheaper to go with someone else in the short term. However, you can count on Computer Techs to get the job done quickly and correctly, and we'll be available the next time you need service. We are often called to finish repairing what someone else didn't fix correctly.

 

We appreciate referrals

If you're happy with our professionalism and expert service, please let others know: 
 
· If you recommend us to a friend or family member, as a way of saying "thank you" for referring us we will reward you with a discount on your next service call. For details please see the details of our $20 referral reward.
  
· When people search the internet for computer repair, they often search Google, YellowPages.com or Yahoo Local. Please consider leaving a review of our service at one or more of the following web sites:
 
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Thank you.

 

Mark Cobb

Owner / Technician

Computer Techs

775-742-1230

 

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Our techs are:

· Mark Cobb (Owner/Technician)

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Note: Chris Payne and Ron Seagraves are no longer working for Computer Techs. Please contact Mark Cobb for support.