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I'm a saver. If I think I might need it, I tuck it away for a rainy day. My husband on the other hand is a tosser. He keeps me from being too much of a pack rat. Ying and Yang. Needless to say, he doesn't mess with my computer, so I [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] have lots of stuff there. All neatly filed and organized so I know just [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] where it's at when I need it. (In my home I can never find anything)
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Here are a few tips:
Make sure you have a good anti-virus software installed on your computer and scan often. Check with your internet provider to see if they offer virus removal/technical support for a reasonable fee. Mine now have my business instead of McAfee and Dell. My IP provides online backup, virus protection, unlimited virus removal and tech support [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] for $16 a month. If that's not available to you, seek a reputable computer service and support business in your local area.
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Use a service like AmazonS3 to store the files, products, audios and videos that you share with others. This will save loads of space on your hard drive and you will be able to access them at any time at a cost of pennies to a couple of dollars a month.
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