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How to Fix Windows 10's PC-Breaking 'chkdsk' Bug
Who would have thought that one of the more useful troubleshooting tools in Windows 10—good ol’ chkdsk—would itself become wrapped up in a paralyzing bug that could brick your PC. Not me, that’s for sure, given the “Check Disk” command is typically used to scan for and fix errors with your file system (and related metadata).
4 Tips for Buying a Fixer-Upper
What if your dream home just happens to have ancient wiring and a cracked foundation?
7 Home Fixes You Must Complete Before Selling
Prepping a home for sale is a highly choreographed dance of repair, renovation and presentation. Find out the 7 things you must fix before marketing a home.
5 Junkyard Fixes That Can Save The Bank
Salvage yard parts may cost you a few bucks, but these DIY junkyard fixes can save you BIG in the long haul<br>From minor interior repairs to custom body work, there are many car fixes and upgrades that can be done from parts found in the salvage yard. If you have (or are willing to learn) some DIY skills, these common junkyard fixes could save you money and go a long way to repairing or restoring your ride.<br>01. Headlights<br>Having headlight headaches?…
Fixing code bugs to keep connected cars on the road
Aurora Labs wants to make it easier for car manufactures to spot and fix errors with vehicle software.
Should you fix up or break up with your car?
You're looking at a $1,200 repair estimate for your ailing car when an ad catches your eye: a brand new set of wheels for a mere $450 a month.
Now Is The Time To Move From Break-Fix To Managed Services
Pretty much all segments of the IT service industry are growing, and projected to continue to do so for the next several years. When things are going well, it can be tough to convince yourself to go through the trouble of shifting your business model. But if you’re doing a lot of break-fix, it might be time to explore a transition to managed services. Here’s why.
What Kind Of In-House Fixer Upper Are You?
Take this quiz to see what kind of a "fixer" you are!
Fixing the Customer Before and After Fixing the Car
Fixing the Customer Before and After Fixing the Car I’ve often heard shop owners talking about “fixing the customer” before fixing the car. What I think they were saying was that sometimes the customer was “broken” because they had not yet figured out how they were going to manage their busy day without their vehicle. …
What to Remodel Before Selling Your Home
Selling your home but don’t want it labeled as a “fixer-upper?” Read on to learn home remodeling projects that can help your home increase in value and avoid this label.
Should You Sell Your Home As-Is?
Want to sell your house without fixing it up first? Selling a home “as is” can be challenging, ...
How to Turn Your House Into a Home
How to turn your house into a home — tips from a DIYer couple who bought a fixer upper and did improvements to make it their dream home.
3 Reasons Why Pairing an Embedded PC with your HMI is the Right Move
Discover why you should pair your embedded PC with your HMI. Benefits include decreasing down time, and increasing your I/O flexibility.
How’s the market? Should a first-time homebuyer choose a fixer upper?
If you’re a first-time homebuyer trying to stretch your limited budget to get as much house as possible, you may be tempted to buy a fixer upper, a house in need of extensive repairs. They certainl…
No Legacy App Left Behind: How To Embrace The Cloud Without Forsaking The Past
Though there's no easy solution, integration of legacy applications with cloud services is a fixable problem.
What to Do If Your Rental Car Breaks Down
In many cases, rental car companies can charge you for mechanical problems that need fixing. Know your rights and responsibilities before you drive away.
Lazy Man's Fix a Flat
Driving along a typical country road, an average guy gets a flat tire. This average guy is fully capable and has the tools necessary to change his flat tire,...
If it ain’t broke, fix it anyway
You’ve heard the old axiom “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Many owner-operators seem to follow that rule, but you shouldn’t get caught up in that mindset: It’s much more economical to maintain an engine and truck than it is to replace parts because of neglect.
What Do I Do My Car Breaks Down?
At Roadway Insurance, we care about our drivers and their safety. One of the most common questions asked by drivers is what do I do if my car breaks down? We have compiled a few tips to consider if you run into an auto emergency. If possible, drive your car out of the way of oncoming traffic. Accidents …
Is There Anyway To Fix Squeaky Brakes?
The Cottman Man Blog: Wondering if it's possible to fix squeaky brakes? Read on to learn what the actual problem might be.
