Robert Olle
416 First Avenue West P1B 3C4 North Bay, ON, Canada

Yes, I'll still do some system building in my spare time. System cleaning -- physical, Malware/spyware/virus removal, hard drive data recovery and the rest I reserve for friends and family.

Picked up this 32" Insignia TV with power on issue. Only things I did were to remove and inspect the main/power board, probe the test points to make sure the correct values were there, and generally clean out smoke soot from it. Seems to have reset it, and I excitedly took this picture.

I really neglect facebook just to let everybody know. I use to have somebody check in to see if anyone messaged here, but that became a big waste of resources -- they've gone to managing other things. I've also signed on to provide customer support for a large business so I'm not out to drum up a lot of new clients. I still do this as a hobby job, but I'm not answering my phone at 3am if your computer goes down during an online battle. I still love doing System builds, and ot...her jobs that you have time to wait on. Need me to plan your home office setup? Sure I can do it if you have the patience to wait a few days. Large projects I can still do if you don't mind me hiring students to perform the tasks.

Have a SSD on your windows 10 system? System freezing since last update? So did I the last 3 days. I tried everything I could google in articles... then I found my answer in the comments section after one article: If you use an SSD and you run into this problem just change this:... 1. Open your advanced power plan settings. 2. Expand open Hard disk and Turn off hard disk after, SET TO NEVER, and click/tap on OK. NOTE: Windows 10 should never turn off an ssd by default, but somehow it was doing that to me. After changing to Never, it never happened to me. Maybe a bug in latest update!!