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David W Edwards is putting 30 years of experience with computers to 21st century use. The fundamental question to ask is what you want to use your computer for?
The average domestic user only actually wants to be able to do a few things yet buys, or rather is sold, a general purpose machine that purports to be able to do everything at the speed of light. The average small business user wants to run the business essentials yet Windows is overloaded with junk for both categories of user. The junk might have been free but represents an unwanted overhead and often provides the way in for hackers and identity thieves.
The average domestic user only actually wants to be able to do a few things yet buys, or rather is sold, a general purpose machine that purports to be able to do everything at the speed of light. The average small business user wants to run the business essentials yet Windows is overloaded with junk for both categories of user. The junk might have been free but represents an unwanted overhead and often provides the way in for hackers and identity thieves.
- Find out want you want to use your computer(s) for
- Establish what equipment you have
- Finding ways to bridge the gap between the two
- Proposing a solution that will not be based on more expenditure
- Recommending other companies if I cannot solve the problem - the links page here will grow as I identify and can vouch for the local good guys
- Recommend the browser that best suits your requirement
- Provide guidance and tuition to help with the complexity of the social networks
