Self Help

OK, now this section is a new one for us. Now you might be asking, " why would they be showing us how to do all these things for free?".

Well the simple answer is, we already do! That right! Most of the articles, hints and tips you will find throughout this section of our website should be covering the types of questions and answers we usually help with over the phone. In particular the quick questions that normally only require a 2 minute answer. For years now, we haven't charged a cent for these quick response questions.

If we find a particular quick question asked of us, and we haven't already provided the answer online, and providing we have the time at hand, we will endeavour to publish the answer, guide or tip in here. Of course we all know giving everyone the answer once over the phone doesn't mean in six months from now you will remember that answer when you have the same problem. In fact, we hope this solution will benefit us as much as you.

Browse through our articles and help yourself!

Quick Tips ( 1 Article )

Quick tips are just that, quick tips that should help in learning how to use your computer more effectively, how to solve niggly little issues, and how to accomplish some of those tasks tasks you don't quite do on a regular basis, but you should know anyway.

Send us a note from the Contact US page if there is something you think would be handy to know or have on hand. We'll be glad to add it. Share the tips!
DIY Guides ( 3 Articles )

DIY Guides are here to provide basic guides to get you underway in solving basic issues, and performing basic maintenance on your systems. These guides aren't really meant to show you step by step how to solve a specific problem, however they should give you a good idea about the processes and steps involved in troubleshooting and maintaining a healthy computer.

If you like to try solving your own problems before calling in the professional tech's, then these guides will hopefully assist you. Dynamic Technology Services will not take any responsibility for the accuracy of the information, nor that the information will assist you in your individual problems. We always recommend not to make any system changes to your computer equipment unless you are willing to risk data loss / corruption, or system failure.
FAQ's ( 2 Articles )