Computer Repair Near Me | Business IT Support in St. Augustine, FL

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Flickertronics Managed IT Solutions

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computer repair

Computer Repair

Our Computer Repair Servcie offers sales and service as well as mail order computer repair

We also carry computer parts and accessories for those who repair computers themselves. We have provided computer repair services for over 22 years.

Our Walk-in Repair services include:

Virus and Spyware Removal

Computer Repair

Computer Sales
New Computer Setup
Computer Hardware Upgrades & Software Upgrades
Operating System Updates
PC Memory Upgrades
Optimize your PC
Internet & Connectivity Troubleshooting

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We specialize in helping small to medium sized businesses with no telecom professionals on staff, to find the best service available. No Hassle, No Bias.

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Managed IT Services for Business

With Flickertronics Managed Services you can "Grow as You Grow" meaning you have the flexibility to start with the managed IT services that make the most sense for your organization, and then grow with us as your needs grow.

Our Business IT services provide:

Business only on-site support
Mechant Services Provider
Point of Sales Service
Manage and monitor Desktops, Mobile devices, Servers and Managed Networks
Manage Antivirus, Network Security, Endpoint Security and Firewalls
Local Area (LAN) and Wide Area (WAN) Design, Installation, and Maintenance for connecting Multiple Locations with Phone, Data, and Internet
Subscription based model allows you to order only the specific services you need
Surveillance Camera Systems
24/7/365 onsite computer and network repair

What is a computer Virus?

by Flicker Thomas - flicker@flickertronics.com

A Computer Virus is a program or piece of binary code that is loaded on to your computer without your knowledge and can cause malicious damage. All Computer Viruses are man-made.

Some Computer Viruses can also replicate themselves (Polmorphic Virus), and some types of computer viruses are capable of transmitting themselves across networks and bypassing security systems.

Computer Viruses are often spread through downloads on the Internet or by attachments in Email or instant messaging messages. They can also be disguised as attachments of funny images, greeting cards, or audio or video files. That is why it is essential that you open email attachments unless you know who it's from and you are expecting it.

What is Ransomware?

by Flicker Thomas - flicker@flickertronics.com

Ransomware is a type of Malware which emcrypts all of files on the computer system that it infects. It then demands a ransom be paid to the creators of the Malware via an on-screen alert in order for the victim to regain access to their computer or files, typically in the $1000 to $3000 range.

Some forms of Ransomware will put up an alert that the FBI has blocked your computer and tell you to buy a MoneyPak Card and put in the redemtion code to access your computer - those are all bogus and simply take your money.

Some forms of Ransomware encrypt the files on the systems's hard drive ( cryptoviral extortion). The Cryptolocker Virus is particularly nasty, and I will discuss that in the article below.

Computer Workstation Ergonomics

Excerpts Compiled from OSHA by Flicker, CEO, Flickertronics

Millions of people work with computers every day and pay little attention to computer workstation ergonomics, the study of how people work in their environment and the effects of such work on the human body.
While there is no single correct posture, furniture arrangement or working environment, with these few tips you will find your workplace more comfortable.
Here are the tips:
1. Keep top of monitor at or just below eye level.
2. Keep head and neck balanced and in-line with torso.
3. Keep shoulders relaxed.
4. Keep elbows close to your body and supported.
5. Keep lower back supported.
6. Keep wrists and hands in-line with forearms.
7. Have more than adequate room for keyboard and mouse.
8. Keep your feet flat on the floor.
9. Have good lighting and avoid glare from improperly shaded windows.

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