by computercpr | Dec 30, 2019 | Articles, Hardware Support, IT Support, Tips and Advice
One of the best feelings in the world of technology is to buy a new piece of hardware, start it up, adjust the environment of the device of your choice, and then enjoy lightning-fast speeds. Every program works like a dream. There are no tasks that require more than a few seconds, and anything you want to run works at the drop of a hat exactly the way it should. Fast forward a few years and suddenly every task is a headache. Your computer freezes easily, and programs are stuck in the middle of a process. At Computer CPR in Southlake, TX our team of high-skilled computer and IT support specialists understand how frustrating it can be to deal with slow hardware.
by computercpr | Dec 29, 2019 | Articles, Smart Phones
Because of the length of an average cell phone contract (usually two years), many people change their cell phones every two years. However, if one of your resolutions for the new year is to better protect the environment, a good step is to keep your cell phone active for the entire life cycle. In 2015, surveys showed that on average a smartphone takes almost five years (to be exact 4.7), but we all know that batteries slow down, screens break, and accessories disappear. At Computer CPR, our team of talented electronic repair specialists has spent years helping people handle all kinds of hardware-related concerns.
by computercpr | Dec 7, 2019 | Articles, Computer Repairs, Hardware Support
When it comes to owning electronic equipment, it’s not unusual to feel comfortable with a piece of hardware that is doing exactly what you need it to and hang onto it for years. While it will probably get slower over time, and new updates will sometimes break small things and cause annoyances, the overall look, feel, and usability of the device is still something y
by computercpr | Apr 5, 2016 | Computer Repairs
Despite the fact that not all Windows 7 features are useful, many users continue to use it, as they are unsure about Windows 10, and Windows 8 has been a complete disappointment. Although Microsoft is desperately pushing the users of older OSs to upgrade to their...
