The AMD-iville Horror - Transcript

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David Lawrence: I appreciate the call. Yeah I do that all the time I mean I can certainly install my own memory I could install my own hard drive. Many times I crack the case on a computer. I think to myself okay do I really want to risk this or can I let some guy who does it all day long and you can do it fallen out of bed at the store do it for me. And by the way you know what I have noticed, whenever I swam mom and pop stores or chains for not giving good service they always call me about that but they never call me or write me when I say hey take your machine in and have them put memory into your hard drives you know because you know what I hear from then, I hear from the techies who say why do you tell people to do that they can do it themselves. You know what I can do it myself and I don*t and I urge you to let someone who is a professional do it. It*s the cheapest insurance you can buy. It really is. 180039 online is our telephone number Scott you are Online Tonight with David Lawrence. Hello.

Scott: Hi

David Lawrence: Hi there.

Scott: Yeah we have a small wireless network in our office. 3 XP machines and a printer and every time I install Norton Security System it disables access file when I install it on the Maxtor it disables access from the other machines to and then shared file then to the printer.

David Lawrence: And it surprises you somehow.

Scott: Yeah

David Lawrence: Well it shouldn*t. What you are doing is you are installing a security system and the default settings where the security system is to keep that machine secure from all other machines out there. So what you need to do is read the manual on how to set up services in XP number 1. This is XP Pro I am assuming.

Scott: Yeah.

David Lawrence: Services as well as service visors which allow that the different machines to you know get to share holders to services to the printer and so on you got to familiarize yourself with the product. It*s not going to work right out of the box. Back in a moment.

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