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Bring in your computer, or schedule on in-home appointment. Either way, you’ll receive personal attention and service.
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» Does your computer need some TLC?Brad’s PC Repair helps aging computers (and new ones, too) that are struggling with viruses, spyware, hard drive failure and general performance issues. Our rates are reasonable and our approach is honest and up-front.
» Contact Brad’s PC RepairCell Phone: (402) 477-4105
NOW OPEN! Office Location
5600 S. 59th ST, Suite 202
Lincoln, Nebraska 68516
E-mail: help@bradspcrepair.com

» AVG Free 8.5 – Get it here!You can still get AVG for free! Go to Filehippo.com by clicking here. Then click on “Download Latest Version”, and save it to your desktop. Once you’ve downloaded it, double-click to install. It will remove old versions of AVG Anti-virus & Anti-spyware automatically.

 

» SuperAntiSpyware – Get it Here!Need to remove spyware? Go to Download by clicking here. Then click on “Download Latest Version”, and save it to your desktop. Once you’ve downloaded it, double-click to install.

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» Take Brad’s PC Repair with you.Sometimes bringing your computer into the shop isn’t an option. If you are out-of-town, traveling for work, or are just too far away, we can still help you via remote control.

With your permission, Brad’s PC Repair can control your computer while you watch, to fix a variety of software problems. Download Crossloop, then give us a call. We’ll walk you through a few easy steps, and then get to work on solving your PC woes.

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Brad’s PC Repair
5600 S 59th ST, Suite 202
Lincoln, NE 68516
(402) 477-4105

Office Hours: By Appointment
Expanded Hours Coming Soon!


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Need to Run Windows on Your Mac?

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Download VMware Fusion 3 today!

Very simply put, VMware Fusion 3 is the answer.

For every cool new Mac OS X application, there’s an old Windows application that you just can’t get away from quite yet. If you’re a new Mac user, then you may not be aware of some of the differences with programs like Quicken, QuickBooks, Microsoft Office, and others.

VMware is the industry leader in virtualization. Fortune 100 companies rely on their technology to handle crucial servers and sensitive data. Rest assured, Fusion 3 is built on the same tried and true VMware technology.

All you need to make VMware work is a copy of Microsoft Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 and Mac OS X 10.5 or higher running on an Intel processor. Install Fusion 3 and follow a few simple instructions to be on your way to running Mac & Windows together in a seamless environment.

Try it today by downloading the software here.

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Tax Day Deal! 15% off Acronis True Image Home!

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

Need an easy-to-use, comprehensive backup program for your PC? Acronis True Image Home 2009 is the answer. Don’t worry about whether your important files are being included in your backup. Acronis is imaged-based backup, which means it takes a “picture” of your hard drive every day. If anything get corrupted or lost, the program will recall what your drive looked like before the last backup. You can restore an entire hard drive, or browse through files in a backup archive and choose only what you need.

Hurry! Use coupon code AWW-K5N-TM2 and receive 15% during April. Secure your data today.

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See Websites as if You were Colorblind

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

I was designing a website lately and wondered if what I was creating could be viewed properly by my Dad, who happens to be red-green colorblind. He could never find those bright, neon orange golf balls on the fairway – so I had to point them out for him. So I was curious what he actually sees when he views the pages I have designed. So I did some searching and found the “Color Blind Web Page Filter”. Just plug in the web page you’d like to view, then select the type of colorblindness filter you want (I don’t really know the differences or which is most common, but I assume the default is the most common). Fun to play with, but also interesting to consider when designing accessible web pages.

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