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Firewalls
Firewalls use hardware and/or software to prevent unauthorized access into
your network. Firewall solutions support a broad range of security
applications from home DSL users to corporate networks.
Routers
Routers are used to connect networks together a direct client
communication signals to their respective host destinations. Routers also
can implement an entry level firewall solution for providing some network
protection from intruders.
Encryption
Encryption incorporates software programs to scramble and descramble data
during transfer across a network or Internet. Encryption security depends
upon the type and complexity of the security program chosen.
Anti-Virus
Anti-virus software protects your computer hardware and data from programs
designed to disrupt network operations, delete files, e-mail sensitive
information, and damage hardware.
Troubleshooting
LM PCHelp's computer consulting experts are highly trained engineers have
the necessary skills to troubleshoot any IT issues that you may encounter.
LM PCHELP offers on-site, remote access, and phone support options that
will meet any customers needs.
Upgrade & Expansion
Looking to upgrade or expand your existing network? Thinking about
upgrading your business applications? LM PCHELP Silicon Valley
Computer Consulting experts can handle all of your expansion and upgrade
needs.
Evaluation & Analysis
Whether you are looking to reduce the total cost of ownership or increase
the performance of your network, our knowledgeable Silicon Valley computer
consulting engineers have the necessary skills to provide you with a
detailed plan on how to improve your network.
- Drive
A device for storing and/or retrieving data. Some drives (such as disk drives,
zip drives, and tape drives) are typically capable of having new data written to
them, but some others (like CD-ROMs or DVD-ROMs) are not.
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- E-mail
E-mail is short for electronic mail. It allows for the transfer of information
from one computer to another.
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- File
A file is a unit of (usually named) information stored on a computer.
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- Floppy
An extremely common type of removable disk. Floppies do not hold too much data,
but most computers are capable of reading them. Note though that there are
different competing formats used for floppies, so that a floppy written by one
type of computer might not directly work on another. Also sometimes called
"diskette".
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- Format
The manner in which data is stored; its organization.
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- Function keys
On a computer keyboard, the keys that start with an "F" that are
usually (but not always) found on the top row. They are meant to perform
user-defined tasks.
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- Graphics
Anything visually displayed on a computer that is not text.
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- Hardware
- Literally, it is any computer equipment that you can touch. Any piece of
your computer that you can grab onto is hardware. Including the CD-ROM
and/or floppy disks that your software comes on.
The physical portion of the computer.
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- Hypertext
A hypertext document is like a text document with the ability to contain
pointers to other regions of (possibly other) hypertext documents.
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- Internet
The Internet is the world-wide network of computers. There is only one
Internet, and thus it is typically capitalized (although it is sometimes
referred to as "the 'net").
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