Computer Repair Experts in Phoenix, Arizona. my PC Techs Presents:

November 21, 2010

my PC Techs is looking for a unique candidate possessing exceptional computer repair knowledge and a friendly personality with a desire to help make technology easy for others. If this is you, join our team! You will be given plenty of growth opportunity as part of a rapidly expanding Phoenix area technology team.

Here’s our ideal candidate:
A minimum of 5+ years hands-on computer repair experience
Good people skills
Previous sales experience (in any capacity)
Soldering experience
Laptop repair experience
Active directory, Exchange, server experience A+
Data recovery experience A+
Macintosh A+

We hire experts ONLY. If you are not a qualified computer repair technician please do not apply. You will be tested for tech skills and required to pass a thorough background check as part of the interview process.

Still interested? Please send a detailed resume in Word or PDF format to jobs@mypctechs.com.

For more information about my PC Techs, visit us online: www.mypctechs.com

Job Location: Phoenix, Arizona
Local candidates only
Reliable transportation required

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October 25, 2010

We are looking for a unique candidate possessing exceptional computer repair skills. Your technical knowledge must blend nicely with a friendly personality and a desire to help make technology easy for others. If this is you, consider joining our team. We only hire the best, so the pay is the best.

Here’s what we expect:
MUST have 5+ years hands-on PC troubleshooting, hardware and software.
Good people skills required.
Macintosh A+.

We hire experts. If you’re not a qualified computer repair technician please do not apply. You will be tested for tech skills and required to pass a thorough background check as part of the interview process. This is an on-site support role, so you will be traveling throughout the Phoenix metro area.

Still interested? Please send a detailed resume in Word or PDF format to jobs@mypctechs.com.

Location: Phoenix, Arizona
Principals only. Recruiters, please don’t contact.
Please, no phone calls about this job!

A recent project has me attempting to install Microsoft Project Server 2010 to a Windows Small Business Server 2008. SBS 2008 ships with SharePoint version 3.0, but Project Server calls for SharePoint 2010. Not only that, SharePoint 3.0 must be upgraded to Service Pack 2 before SharePoint 2010 can be installed.

I went to SharePoint Central Administration, went over to Operations, Clicked on Servers in the Farm and pulled the existing version number: 12.0.0.6535.

Then I ran across this useful link: http://www.sharepointdesignerstepbystep.com/Blog/Articles/How%20To%20find%20the%20SharePoint%20version.aspx. This allows you to match your existing Sharepoint version number with the Service Pack and Version. In this case, I am already running version 3.0, Service Pack 2.

With that done, I can follow the official guide to migrate from Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 to Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 on a server running Windows Small Business Server 2008.

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The my PC Techs September newsletter has coupons for 20% off web design, SEO, and online marketing solutions from seenBEST Web Design. Click here for the coupons!

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Are you interested in pushing the technology envelope (and helping Microsoft bug test their latest browser at the same time?). Internet Explorer 9 BETA has been released. Take a look: http://www.beautyoftheweb.com/.

Initial reviews are very positive towards IE9. One negative, however, it only runs on Windows Vista and Windows 7. If you are still running Windows XP this just might be enough motivation to upgrade.

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