Rebooting your computer as often as possible is essential to the health of the machine. When computers are awake for too long, it can sometimes cause the machine to process slower and, therefore, cause issues with access to programs. Hitting the Windows pane icon in the bottom left corner of your screen, then the power icon and the restart button will reset the time clock for your computer and make it run smoother. A simple shut down doesn't always restart the computer's time clock, but rather puts it in a "pause" mode. I recommend restarting your computer once a day to maintain stability. 

Certain devices need a software component called drivers to communicate with the computer. For example, if I want to hook my laptop up to a docking station that is connected to monitors, I would have to install drivers to help the docking station and laptop communicate. Drivers can usually be found quite easily on the web by looking up the model of the product you are trying to connect to, followed by the word "drivers". This is not always the case, as sometimes the default drivers your computer already has installed can do the trick, but other devices may require specific drivers or plug-ins.

Pricing is generally based on the number of devices (Servers, PCs, laptops, and other peripheral equipment) or the number of users on the network. After speaking with you about your requirements, ADC will put together a custom proposal that covers all of your equipment and provides the services needed to keep your business running smoothly daily. 

There isn’t a catch. Through years of experience, we've learned to accurately assess network health and anticipate support needs based on complexity. Initially, we may invest more resources to address neglected issues, but as we stabilize your network, both its reliability and efficiency improve, ensuring seamless support for the long term.

Yes, we offer a comprehensive assessment of your company's IT infrastructure and systems. We identify strengths, weaknesses, risks, and opportunities within your IT environment, and work to ensure that it aligns with the organization's objectives and industry best practices.