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Network Chico frequently
asked questions
On this page visitors will fund answers to frequently asked
questions about Network Chico
computer and network consulting
services and the Network Chico web site as well as
general questions about computers, security
and the Internet.
- What is Network
Chico?
- When did Network
Chico start doing business?
- Where is Network
Chico located?
- Why Network
Chico?
- Who is Network
Chico?
- How do I contact Network
Chico?
- Who built the Network
Chico web site (www.netchico.com)?
Information about Network
Chico:
Q: What is Network
Chico?
A: Network Chico
is a computer and network consulting business that strives to
resolve home and business computer and network problems. Located
in Chico, CA. Network
Chico provides solutions to home and business computer
problems as well as consultations on network and computer purchases
and installations. Visit the services
page for a list of what Network Chico
can do for you. And don't hesitate to contact
Network Chico today.
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Q: When did Network
Chico start doing business?
A: Network Chico
was established in January 2004 and began serving clients in
February 2004. The web site www.netchico.com
was first available in March of 2004 and continues to be updated
and maintained daily.
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Q: Where is Network
Chico located?
A: Network Chico
is located in Chico,
CA. at postal address: Network
Chico P.O. Box 7692 Chico, CA. 95927-7692.
Visit the contact page for
more information on all the ways in which you can contact
Network Chico.
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Q: Why Network
Chico?
A: Network Chico
will make all possible attempts to resolve your computer problems.
With a wide range of software tools and expert use of Internet
resources most problems can eventually be solved. Network Chico
will make every effort to satisfy its clients and complete all
jobs on time in a professional and satisfactory manor. If you
live in the Chico area please
consider supporting local businesses.
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Q: Who is Network
Chico?
A: Currently Network Chico
is a sole-proprietorship. Owned, operated and maintained by me.
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Q: How do I contact Network Chico?
A: Network Chico
can be contacted in a variety
of ways. Interested parties can call Network
Chico at (530) 354-0515. The Network
Chico fax number is 270-574-6390. Email can
be sent to mail@netchico.com
or you can send email via the
online form. Postal mail should be addressed to: Network Chico P.O. Box 7692
Chico, CA. 95927-7692.Visit the contact
page for a list of additional contact methods.
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Q: Who built the Network Chico web site?
A: www.netchico.com
was built by Network Chico
using a computer running Windows 2000 Professional, Adobe PageMill,
Maguma Studio and cooltext.com. Currently the site is being maintained
on a computer running Windows XP Professional SP2. Php pages
are updated with Macormedia Dreamweaver 4. The search
feature is driven by Search Engine Builder professional.
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General questions:
Q: Which is better: Cable
or DSL?
A: Both technologies offer excellent connections to
the Internet but there are a few differences. Cable connections
are theoretically faster and generally are faster however the
cable system is designed in such a way that if many people are
using the same cable segment then the connection speeds can drop
significantly. And of course cable television service must be
available at your location. DSL requires telephone access at
your location and connection speed is generally dictated by your
distance from the telephone company equipment. Because the connection
is direct between the user and the telephone company security
is slightly higher with DSL. Currently there are several other
high speed Internet access technologies available such as satellite
and wireless. These will likely become viable options in the
not too distant future and may already be the only available
option for rural customers.
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Q: What should I look for
in a new computer?
A: Some general guidelines are presented in an article entitled 'New computer recommendations'
in the client support area.
This article pertains to IBM clone type computers with either
AMD or Intel processors. Computers of this nature generally either
run Windows or Linux/Unix
operating systems.
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Q: What is Linux?
A: Linux is a freely distributed operating system that
behaves like the Unix operating system. Linux was designed specifically
for the PC platform and takes advantage of its design to give
users comparable performance to high-end UNIX workstations. Many
big-name companies have joined the Linux bandwagon such as IBM
and Compaq, offering systems pre-installed with Linux. Also,
many companies have started Linux packages, such as Red Hat,
Corel, and Samba. However, they can only charge for services
and documentation packaged with the Linux software. More and
more businesses are using Linux as an efficient and more economical
way to run their networks. For more information visit the Linux area of the Network
Chico web site where you can learn Linux
tips and tricks, Linux history
and view the Linux FAQ.
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