Jd Tek

Jd Tek Jd Tech se especializa en la reparacion de Pcs y Laptops de todo tipo. Jd Tech specializes in Pcs and Laptops repairs of all kind.

Ricky Rivera
07/14/2016

Ricky Rivera

Selling a PC Desktop DELL InspironSpecs:Processor: AMDProcessor Speed: 2.70 GHzOperative System: Windows 10 Enterprise E...
07/14/2016

Selling a PC Desktop DELL Inspiron

Specs:
Processor: AMD
Processor Speed: 2.70 GHz
Operative System: Windows 10 Enterprise Edition (Activated)
System Type: 64-bit
Installed Ram: 4.00 GB (Can be expanded up to 16 GB)
Hard Drive: 300 GB (Can be upgraded to SSD or bigger HDD)

CD/DVD Writer
8 USB Ports
HDMI/VGA
SM/SD/SD Mini/MS/PRO Duo/SF/MD Ports
Audio front/back output

Comes with full activated Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2016.
Up-to-date Antivirus.
Anti-Adware web browser plugin.
Over 6,500 games from the following consoles
Nintendo
Super Nintendo
Nintendo 64
Sega
Sega Master System
Sega Master System II
Atari..and more!

Also the following items can be included within the given price below:

Original Keyboard and Mouse DELL
Samsung 27" LED Monitor White w/ Blue ToC Finish Full 1080p
VGA and HDMI cables.

PC Tower + Mouse and Keyboard = $250
PC Tower + Mouse + Keyboard and Game Controller = $280
PC + Mouse + Keyboard + Game Controller and Monitor = $400

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!

Beware of “Locky” ransomware! You can loose all your data and be scammed so be careful when surfing the internet and ope...
04/06/2016

Beware of “Locky” ransomware! You can loose all your data and be scammed so be careful when surfing the internet and opening e-mails!
Here's what you need to know-->
https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2016/02/17/locky-ransomware-what-you-need-to-know/
https://blog.malwarebytes.org/threat-analysis/2016/03/look-into-locky/
http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/locky-ransomware-aggressive-hunt-victims

“Locky” feels like quite a cheery-sounding name. But it’s also the nickname of a new strain of ransomware that could cost you $400…

09/25/2015

How to solve a problem when you go to the System Protection tab, open the window and can't do anything except look at what's turned on or off, plus all options (System Restore, Configure, Create) greyed out and labeled 'disabled by administrator'. Well, YOU are the ADMINISTRATOR right? So you should be able to enable or disable the system protection (turning on/off the system restore) but you can't! So here's the fix to that.
1.- Go to start and type on the search box regedit
2.- Click it and on your left go through the following folders
2a.- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
2b.- Software
2c.- Policies
2d.- Microsoft
2f.- Windows NT
2g.- SystemRestore
3.- On the "SystemRestore" folder you will find 2 specific registry files to be deleted which are "DisableConfig" and "DisableSR key" right click on each and delete them
4.- Restart your computer and then you will now be able to enable/disable the System Restore (Turning on/off the system protection)

09/25/2015

How to fix this annoying message "No Such Interface Supported" when trying to open a windows explorer such "Computer" "Control Panel" "Documents" etc. just follow the steps below and hope it works for you.
1.- Click on "Start"
2.- Then click on "All Programs"
3.- On your folder named "Accessories" you will find a wonderful tool and that's "CMD" short for "Command Prompt", right click it and execute it as Administrator (Click on "Run as administrator")
4.- Type in "regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\actxprxy.dll" WITHOUT THE QUOTES AND YES THERE'S A SPACE BETWEEN REGSVR32 AND C:\........
5.- Hit enter and then restart your computer
6.- Error should be gone now and you should be able to open anything without a problem.
What it causes that? Most of the time is a virus that messes up the registry of the system causing that problem.

M919 Samsung Galaxy S4 Screen LCD Display Touch Digitizer Assembly replaced successfully.
03/01/2015

M919 Samsung Galaxy S4 Screen LCD Display Touch Digitizer Assembly replaced successfully.

02/11/2015

This for all people still using a Windows on any laptop or desktop. When you're having trouble wondering how to get into a protected pc (this only applies if is your pc but you can remember your password or if a virus messed up your login and you can get your password to work!)
REMEMBER TO DO THIS IF YOU KNOW THE BASICS TO AVOID MESSING UP YOUR OPERATIVE SYSTEM or LOGIN!
1.- Find a Windows installation or recovery disc. In order to perform this method, you will need to enter the Recovery Console, which can only be accessed with a Windows installation or recovery disc.
You can download a Windows ISO file and burn it to a DVD. The installation disc doesn't need to be the one you use to install your operating system, but it does need to be for the same version of Windows you are using on your computer.
2.- Insert the installation disc into your computer.
3.- Set your computer to boot from the disc drive.
4.- Press any key to boot from the inserted disc. This will start the Setup program.
5.- Click .Next at the Install Windows screen. If your computer booted directly to Windows without you seeing the installation screen, your computer booted from the hard drive. You will need to restart and be sure that you booted from the CD/DVD drive.
6.- Click "Repair your computer". This is located in the bottom-left corner of the Install Windows screen. After clicking, wait a few moments while the Setup program locates your Windows installation.
7.- Highlight "Windows ?" (? = means XP,Vista,7,8 or 8.1 it all depends on which windows is running on your computer) and click .Next >. Make a note of which drive Windows is installed on. This is typically the C: drive, but it may be on the D: drive.
8.- Select "Command Prompt" in the System Recovery Options menu.
9.- Type copy c:\windows\system32\utilman.exe c:\ Press ↵ Enter.
If your copy of Windows is installed on the D: drive, replace c: with d:
10.- Type copy c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe c:\windows\system32\utilman.exe. Press ↵ Enter.
11.- Type y and press ↵ Enter.
This will give you the ability to load the command prompt from the login screen without having to start Windows.
12.- Remove your installation or recovery disc and reboot your computer. Allow Windows to reboot as it normally would.
13.- Click the Accessibility button in the bottom left corner of the Windows login screen. Instead of opening the Accessibility options, the Command Prompt will open.
14.- Type net user username newpassword. Press ↵ Enter. Replace username with the user you want to change, and newpassword with the new password.
For example: net user Administrator newpassword1
If your username has a space in it, put quotes around it (e.g. net user "John Doe" password).
15.- Log in with your new password. As soon as you run the command, your new password will be ready to go. You can use it to log in immediately.

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