| Services We Provide at OHMS E-TECH, LLC |
In addition to all of the great electronic products and
accessories we sell, we have a number of services that we
perform for our customers.
accessories we sell, we have a number of services that we
perform for our customers.
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| OHMS E-TECH, LLC Suttons Bay, Michigan 325 N. St. Josephs 231-271-2755 |
Leelanau County's
Electronics Headquarters
Electronics Headquarters
| We are pleased to have Steve Stanton of Leelanau Computer Repair operating his business right in our store. Steve specializes in computer repair, upgrades, home network installations, virus and spyware repair, and individual computer use tutoring. Please call him at 231-866-0636 or stop by to discuss how Steve can help with that PC of yours |
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| OHMS E-TECH Leelanau County's Computer Headquarters
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| We are Leelanau County's and Suttons Bay's Cell Phone and Accessories Headquarters! |
| Steve's Clipboard - Tips and Advice |
Steve Says...
Has your PC had its Flu Shot?
PC viruses are as prevalent as the H1N1 flu is in the winter months. To
ward off the threat of contracting the flu, millions of us visit our
physician or local health clinic to get an annual flu shot. And like the flu
vaccine, there are proactive preventive steps that can be taken to keep
your PC from getting an infection and/or infecting others you contact.
That vaccine is simply an active subscription for an antivirus
application which will cost between $50 and $70 per year.
New PCs almost always come with a trial version of some antivirus
application typically from McAfee, Norton or Trend Microsystem. This is
great but for many unassuming users, they are not aware that that
application ceases to keep itself up to date after the trial period ends
60 or 90 days after the PC is installed. Each time the application
launches after the PC is restarted, a pop-up will appear informing the
user the subscription is out of date or needs to be updated. This is a
BIG RED FLAG; a call to action. It means that the application is no
longer downloading the most current set of virus definitions (a.k.a. list
of known viruses). There are between 200 and 400 new viruses added
to the Internet each month. So, for each month a subscription is
inactive, the possibility of getting a virus increases significantly. This is
not good.
Has your PC had its Flu Shot?
PC viruses are as prevalent as the H1N1 flu is in the winter months. To
ward off the threat of contracting the flu, millions of us visit our
physician or local health clinic to get an annual flu shot. And like the flu
vaccine, there are proactive preventive steps that can be taken to keep
your PC from getting an infection and/or infecting others you contact.
That vaccine is simply an active subscription for an antivirus
application which will cost between $50 and $70 per year.
New PCs almost always come with a trial version of some antivirus
application typically from McAfee, Norton or Trend Microsystem. This is
great but for many unassuming users, they are not aware that that
application ceases to keep itself up to date after the trial period ends
60 or 90 days after the PC is installed. Each time the application
launches after the PC is restarted, a pop-up will appear informing the
user the subscription is out of date or needs to be updated. This is a
BIG RED FLAG; a call to action. It means that the application is no
longer downloading the most current set of virus definitions (a.k.a. list
of known viruses). There are between 200 and 400 new viruses added
to the Internet each month. So, for each month a subscription is
inactive, the possibility of getting a virus increases significantly. This is
not good.
We have a wide selection of
laptop and desktop computers
and most major brands.
Please call 231-271-2755 to
check stock and availability.
laptop and desktop computers
and most major brands.
Please call 231-271-2755 to
check stock and availability.
RadioShack in Suttons Bay currently
serves as a drop-off point for recycling
most Rechargeable batteries and cellular
phones.
serves as a drop-off point for recycling
most Rechargeable batteries and cellular
phones.