K M-C Designs Computers & Technology

Installed signage on the car today and without mentioning anything, I was approached and asked to do 2 quotes for tower style computers. One tower only, and one full system including monitor, keyboard and mouse. Mobile advertising really does work. Bring on the clients! www.kmccomputers.com

The long wait is finally over. Through my new partnership with Longtech who is now my official supplier, an inventory page has been created at kmccomputers.com. The full availability of computers, parts and accessories is now linked from my site. The link will open a new window/tab on your web browser so you can see the available inventory. Let me know what you need by calling, or through the contact us page and I'll give you a full quote including tax.... Check out the huge selection here! http://www.kmccomputers.com/inventory/

Partnership with a computer parts wholesaler made. Now I can get my hands on everything from laptop power plugs (the part inside your laptop) in case yours broke, to brand new laptops and desktops. Also available are various security/surveillance cameras and recorders. When we say "We have you covered" we really do have you covered! kmccomputers.com

Creating a whole new website from scratch to better serve my clients. The existing address remains the same. Check it out! www.kmccomputers.com

Weekly Computer and Technology tips. I will be posting weekly tips, sometimes more than once per week. To start this off, here's a tip that anyone can use :)... When your phone on WIFI works fine but the computer doesn't, or one computer works and the other doesn't, try this. Windows XP: 1. Click "Start". 2. Click "run" 3. Type in "cmd" you'll now see a black window with white lettering inside it. 4. Type "ipconfig /flush dns" and wait until it says successfully reset/flushed DNS resolver cache. Windows Vista/7: 1. Click the round windows button on the bottom left, in the search box. 2. Type in "cmd" you'll now see a black window with white lettering inside it. 3. Type "ipconfig /flush dns" and wait until it says successfully reset/flushed DNS resolver cache. Windows 8: 1. Press the Windows Logo+R keys together and the Run box will appear. 2. Type in cmd and hit ENTER. 3. In the CMD window that you just opened, type in following command: ipconfig /flushdns Wait until it says successfully reset/flushed DNS resolver cache. What this does is reset the "Domain Name Service" which is how the internet runs. Everything has an address, then it's converted to a name. If one of the conversion doesn't happen, then it can't connect. Stay tuned for more tips.

Lined up a partnership with a Computer company/manufacturer to sub-contract me for on location service/education in Computers and Technology. Things are moving faster than I first thought.