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Computer repair Camberley, computer IT support Camberley, computer support service to home and business users in Camberley and the surrounding areas.

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  • 09/28/11--06:12: Securely wiping an old hard drive (chan 1652203)

    • A popular question I get asked is ‘what’s the best way to dispose of my old hard drive?’. It’s actually quite worrying to see that in a recent study of used hard drives available on eBay, almost half of the 100 drives sampled contained data that was easily recovered. A shocking amount of them required [...]

  • 09/28/11--06:12: Backing up data on a CD-ROM (chan 1652203)

    • With the technical age upon us, computers are far more important now than they have ever been in the past. A lot is done on the computer these days, from paying bills to earning a living. Therefore, the data that you have on your computer is very important. Among the data found on your computer, [...]

  • 09/28/11--06:12: A new look for CamberTech (chan 1652203)

    • I’m very excited today to be able to show off the new CamberTech logo. I was aiming for a modern, professional look and I’m really happy with the final product. New business cards have been ordered and will be delivered next week – exciting stuff!

  • 09/28/11--06:12: The new website is live (chan 1652203)

    • Welcome to the new look CamberTech website. Alongside the new domain name there’s a number of extras that I think will really help my customers. For starters there’s the new blog, where I’ll be publishing my thoughts on a number of tech related topics, including PC and Mac tips and the odd review. It’s a [...]

  • 09/28/11--06:12: Protect yourself from malware (chan 1652203)

    • So what is malware?

    Malware, short for malicious software, is software designed to infiltrate a computer system without the owner's informed consent. The expression is a general term used by computer professionals to mean a variety of forms of hostile, intrusive, or annoying software or program code. Here we’ll look at some very practical things you can do to keep yourself protected as well as some things that you can do if you have inadvertently picked up some malware on any of your PC computers.