Comments on: Windows Network Troubleshooting Script

By: llb443

llb443 — Sun, 31 Mar 2013 16:26:54 +0000

I am Senior at a University Majoring in Information Systems (like an IT degree) and I have a question pertaining to IT Certifications. I have a fair amount of experience with computers. I worked at Best Buy as a Geek Squad Tech for 2 years, and have spent the last year doing Help Desk workstation troubleshooting for both the University and through an internship. I am wondering where I should start and how far I should go. If you need more information, email me. Thanks
I am contemplating A+ and Network+, but after studying the A+, it is a lot of stuff that I already know. Is it worth the money for the cert?

By: addmeonxbox360myuserisfallior

addmeonxbox360myuserisfallior — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 21:43:34 +0000

My laptop, which runs windows 7, suddenly won’t run most websites i go to.

I use Internet Explorer and when i go to type a new website into the URL, it will try to load forever (has the swirling blue circle).
The only websites that have succesfully loaded are Google, Youtube, Yahoo, and pretty much only search engines. (right now im on my family computer). Im not to good with computers but could someone PLEASE help me out? I don’t think it’s a virus, but could it? or what’s going on?

By: airdogspace2

airdogspace2 — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 12:29:37 +0000

ASP.NET, PHP, Ruby, Cold Fusion or Perl. Please state the advantages as well as the disadvantages and try to keep the responses limited to the languages mentioned. Thanks!

By: isk8at818

isk8at818 — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 04:41:16 +0000

Every time I turn off and on my computer running windows XP pro, my Windows system information says I have a different amount of ghz. Does anyone know what is wrong?

By: zigg3ns

zigg3ns — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 09:12:38 +0000

I was just wondering when using Linux through a wireless system if the packets can be sniffed like a windows system could?

By: soccermaster1

soccermaster1 — Fri, 22 Mar 2013 06:49:14 +0000

Ok so im a junior in high school, and im thinking about majoring in anything in IT (information technology). I love computers and electronics and everything in that field. I have a high passion in technology, absolutely love it. and my whole life i thought i was going to major in programming. but as i took two programming courses in high school, i found it very hard and challenging. And well my teacher didnt help very much either, i dont even think he knows how to program. he wasnt he best teacher to teach programming. But as i was trying to learn it frustrating. I kinda became sick of it, because i couldnt master it. and i usually am always good at figuring out how technology works. I know quite a bit more than the average person when it comes to computers and such. I took the programming classes when i was a sophomore in high school, and now im a junior. But now im looking at other majors in IT like networking. and im curious if networking is harder to learn than programming? I just want to know, because i dont want to waste my money majoring in something i cant learn. But im dedicated and determine to do it. Next year im going to be a senior so i kinda have to figure this stuff out. But does anyone know any careers/majors that dont require programming? I could easily major in something like nursing, or criminal justice. But i wouldnt be happy, i will never be happy/satisfied unless i have a career in the IT field, and one that makes good money. So if there is any one that is a computer geek like me, or work in the IT field please help me out! I just want to know some IT jobs that dont involve programming and arent super hard. Because im not a genious, but am pretty damn good with computers.

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By: laxman

laxman — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 08:55:03 +0000

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