PCCare247 Keeps Up with Its Success Trail by Becoming a Certified AVG Gold Reseller

PCCare247 offers its clients the much needed security and protection from malware with AVG brand of antivirus, becoming AVG Gold Reseller.

September 11, 2012: PCCare247 a stellar entity in the world of on demand tech support achieved another milestone in its illustrious journey by becoming a certified AVG Gold reseller. The World’s fourth largest and most trusted antivirus brand working towards not only pre-empting but combating a horde of web threats like Viruses, Bugs, Trojans, cyber-scams and hackers.  

PCCare247 Authorized AVG Gold Reseller

With AVG Technologies working  to offer a comprehensive range of security solutions, from standalone anti-virus, anti-spyware to all-in-one internet security suites to network solutions for Windows operating systems. In fact, it would be only right to say Clients have on their hand security solutions which are not only easy to install and support but are at the same instance extremely user-friendly.

Speaking on the development, a senior official from PCCare247 said, “Partnering with AVG and becoming a certified Gold reseller for the firm enables us to offer our clients an award-winning family of security software solutions. AVG has a portfolio of products which are not only easy to sell, install and support, but also at the same time are user-friendly, providing clients with Internet security protection they can always trust, without really ever sacrificing system performance.”

All the more to go ahead and further contribute to the same endeavor, PCCare247 works to offers a slew of AVG centric web and online security solutions to a huge clientele scattered all across the USA, UK, Canada and Australia. The entity works to deliver a range of security solutions to clients not only in the shortest time span possible but that too all at a moment’s notice. Working towards not only keeping all threats at bay but also rather ensuring a PC remains in the pink of health at all times no matter what.     

About PCCare247: PCCare247 is a global on-demand services company working to provide personalized computer support for consumers and small businesses across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. With a proven global expertise delivery model and intelligent customer insight systems, easy-to-use self-help tools, automated PC optimization and computer support services, PCCare247 works very hard to keep all its clients and small businesses protected and productive 24x7.

For further information please log on to http://www.pccare247.com/antivirus-support/avg-support.html

Or alternatively, get in touch with the company at:

India

Office No. 3, 6th Floor,

DLF Cybercity, Building No. 14B

Phone: +91-124-4655200

Fax: +91-124-4655299

E-mail: contact@pccare247.com

USA

600 Mamaroneck Avenue

Suite 400 PMB # 400-18, Harrison

NY 10528

Phone: +1-888-291-2867

Fax: +1-516-908-4908

E-mail: contact@pccare247.com

How to Tell if Someone Is Stealing Your Wifi?

Are you sick and tired of your slow Wifi connection? If yes, maybe it is time to change your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or run a check to see whether someone is stealing your bandwidth. In my recommendation, the second method should be tried first before jumping on to other available options. So, in case if you are game here are some simple and easy methods to check whether someone is hooked onto your network without your authorization. 

Step 1: Check your router

Check your routers logs to see if any extraordinary activity has taken place. Try to look out for any abnormal downloading of files and applications which in your knowledge was never ever initiated from your side in the first place.  

Step2: Check out the lights

If a modem light is flashing, and your PC is off, turn it back on. After it has booted up and you are logged in open up your browser and go to the routers administration page – select either 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 as an IP address, depending on which router you have.

Step 3: Search for all recently attached devices

Locate a tab that says ‘Attached Devices’ or one with a similar caption. This step will bring up all the PCs attached to your router and ones which have been recently attached.

Step 4: Go to the Command Prompt

Go to the command window (Start à Run à Type CMD and hit Enter) and type in ipconfig /all and hit Enter

Step 5: Comparison of the listed devices 

Compare the IP address, PC name and MAC address (Known as the Physical Address or Hardware Address) to what would be listed in the routers attached devices section. If in case any such devices are not matching with your PC, then someone is attached to your Wifi

Step 6: Set a Password

In case if you fell someone is connected to your Wifi, it is about time you made it secure by giving it a password. Now, go to the Wireless Security or w/e section as it is called on your router. Setup a WEP key (Please note it down before continuing further). Once you are ready now click on ‘Apply’ or ‘Save’ and your router will reboot. Once rebooted the intruder would be disconnected, but so will all of your PCs.

Step 7: Secure your Wifi Network

Search for your wireless connection in the computers network and then enter in the key you created previously in the Step 5. Once the step is completed your internet connection is secure against all intrusions.

To get technical help and support for Network set-up call PCCare247, 24x7 support on TOLL FREE number 1-855-877-5848.  www.pccare247.com