If tech stuff scares you, Tim Gary is your man. In our interview, Tim talked about how to find solutions to your own tech problems — yay!
- It’s not as scary as you think.
- Tips that anyone can use to troubleshoot tech problems.
- The first thing to do when a scary message appears on your screen.
- How to search for a solution to an error message, and why Google is your best friend.
- What to look for in a support forum BEFORE you post a question.
And if you still can’t find what you’re looking for, Tim has a special offer just for readers of The Complete Flake, so be sure to listen to the end!
Mentioned in the interview: Mikogo.com allows remote access to another computer, so that when you’re in a real jam, your techie friend in another city can help. Brillant!
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Thanks for the opportunity to chat with you LaVonne!
I know some of your visitors may be wondering what computer troubleshooting has to do with getting things done. Simply, it will help keep them from holding you back from more important tasks. Especially if you don’t have any other people or resources on hand to take care of them.
I’ve made a follow up post with a quick outline of some of the typical steps involved in tracking down computer problems here: http://www.mindcue.com/content/simple-approach-troubleshooting-computer-problems
I love tackling website, and other tech problems. Let me know if I can help out.
Take care,
Tim
Tim, thanks so much for taking the time to talk with me, and helping me fix my sound problems!