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Beat Tech Headaches at Work: Use a Disk Manager

Posted on the 01 December 2015 by Ncrimaldi @MsCareerGirl

Beat Tech Headaches at Work: Use a Disk Manager

One of the biggest headaches for any working girl is dealing with a tech-related work slowdown. You know what I'm talking about! The desktop PC is acting up, the computer takes forever to do anything, the screen freezes up and bashing the keys won't help you. We've all encountered these glitches and other similar aggravations.

Oftentimes it's no picnic having to deal with the IT department, either. Now don't get me wrong, I fully appreciate the people who keep our machines running and the network in tip-top shape. It's just that their schedule and mine never seem to coincide properly. I honestly believe that we would all be better off if I could maintain my workstation machine in a consistently healthy working state.

And that's what I have been doing, resulting in fewer computer problems and little need to call on IT for assistance. Let me share some tips with you-just keep in mind that you will probably need to consult with the IT guys first before you install programs on your work computer. Of course, if you're installing on a personal laptop that you also use for work stuff, then you can do what you want.

All right then, so how do you nip computer issues in the bud before they happen? Keep things running smoothly with the help of utilities. These are programs that can help improve the efficiency of your machine through good computer resource management.

Utilities can take various forms, from basic disk manager Windows 8 and partition manager to complex tools that mess "under the hood" of your computer. The complicated programs are not meant to be used by novices. Focus on the simple tools-most people will not require anything more elaborate.

Beat Tech Headaches Work: Disk Manager

One good utility to use is EaseUS Partition Manager Free-and like the name says, it's free! This tool will help you fix a low disk space problem, as well as other issues related to disk space usage. You can also find tools to help you with such concerns as disk copying and data recovery. These tools will make using the computer easier and reduce your tech glitch headaches.

Beat Tech Headaches at Work: Use a Disk Manager

Abbi Gabasa is the Managing Editor of MsCareerGirl.com and owner of UpraisedLiving.com. Having the background of a Marketing and Public Relations Manager with years of professional experience in various industries has given her an insightful perspective on careers, lifestyles, relationships, and attitudes which she humorously applies in helping people through her writing. Abbi is a training life coach, and an advocate of children's charities, women empowerment, optimistic thinking, and slow Sundays. A self-confessed Jane of all trades, she hopes to help girls all over the world find their calling and pursue their passions.


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