Never worry that you’re not able to hook up this complicated piece of machinery. When you pull it out of the box there are 5 cords that need to be hooked up: keyboard, mouse, monitor, power cord, and sound.

The ends to the mouse & keyboard are color coded to the correct ports on the back of computer. Purple = keyboard - green = mouse. Newer pcs are coming with USB mice & keyboard which can only fit in one spot. So, if you’re starting to get anxiety over this task - Dont!

Look at it like a K-grade game of block fitting. Each cord will only fit in it’s designated spot on the back of the computer. If you want to make it real exciting jump up & down with your arms stretched high shouting “I did it” everytime you get one to fit. You’ll feel better when it’s over so until the next time Good Luck.

Have you ever experienced a cracked iPhone screen? It’s not a happy feeling and it can leave you with a gut wrenching pain in the bottom of your stomach.

Take pre-caution and go out and purchase a case. If you have budget issues any of the local dollar stores have cheap cases that can provide you with some protection.

Always check prior jobs from future support technicians. Never take their word for it. You don’t want to end up with a messy design and no way of understanding your newly network setup.

I’ve seen a lot of clients with messy setups, no labeling, and basic security. It’s very important that you understand - you get what you pay for…

How to Find a Local Computer Technician

The iPhone can help on daily business duties. You need to find the free apps by searching Google.