1. Can I share my DVDROM or my External HDD on one of my home?

Yes you can.

2. Can I connect remotely to my office PC from home so that I can do some overdue jobs?

Yes you can; if you have a static or semi static IP address from you ISP

3. Do, I need an Antivirus software to run on my computer?

You can have an anti-virus software run on the background, but by doing so you risk aging your HDD, and almost all Antivirus software are not able to sterilize your Computer; The most important antivirus measure is you.

4. How can I protect my data?

You can do many things to achieve that; one is to add a send HDD and run them with mirroring, by this way you will protect yourself from hardware failure, while not protected by viruses and software induced corruption or self harm, to be totally protected you need to conduct Daily Automatic Backups, Ask how can I do that to one of HBTECH staff

5. Can you downgrade my computer from Windows Vista to Windows XP?

The Answer is yes and no. If your computer is compatible with XP and the manufacturer post the XP drivers on their web site then we can help you, if not then we recommend that you buy an emulation software that could allow you to Run Windows XP inside vista; ask HBTECH how to do this.

6. My Wireless network is not persistent what can I do to make it better?

Wireless Technology is still catching the wired technology in reliability; there are many reasons for that though; your neighborhood has too many wireless signals that cancel or noise on each other; your wireless adapter is old and using better N technology or your router is unreliable anymore due to aging or defects. Ask any HBTECH team to help you achieve your goals

7. My computer acts weird, I have ran an Antivirus software and Antispyware and they tell me there are no viruses, though my system acts weird with hangs, crashes and freezes, what is happening?

Too many things could be the cause; It could be overheating due to dust accumulation in the heat sink fins or that one of your fans is not working; there could be also a device driver malfunction or a conflicting application that might contribute to this behavior, bring your computer to HBTECH for comprehensive diagnosis