Fix It appears quite handy. It scans your Pc (and any devices you might have connected to it, like external challenging drives and the like) for some 300 glitches and troubles, and delivers to repair ??em for you then and there. Thank you, windows 8.1 enterprise , although it's a shame you can find countless troubles to start with.

Very good news for all those of you who are still plugging along on Windows XP and Vista. Microsoftis bringing Repair It to said operating systems; it really is already offered on microsoft office 2013 professional plus . Repair It tries to wait for it repair your Pc troubles ahead of they call for your to break out a sledgehammer and teach your challenging drive a lesson. It really is in beta right now, so feel cost-free to give it a shot. "Feel cost-free," as if I am the arbiter of one's cost-free time!

Or, as John's unhelpful suggestion goes, h"Fit It? Get a Mac." Yes, let me commit an arm and a leg to buy an underpowered, overpriced laptop. A nice laptop, surely, but it is not specifically cost-efficient.

I've been employing microsoft server 2012 datacenter pretty much full steam ahead considering that December (though I still old Macs laying about), and I've had zero troubles to speak of. Viruses, trojans, inexplicable glitches, and so on.

Knock on wood, naturally.