DEARBORN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

"Since he has been with us, Tim has been an unusually hard working, productive tech and a quick study. His insights into some of the newer Apple technologies, such as iPad, and small devices in general have been especially welcome at a time when we are transitioning our technology in these directions."

 --Scott Tobias,

Instructional | Network Manager

NASH PHOTOGRAPHIC LLC

"Tim is a real go to guy when you have a technical question about a product. He possesses great people skills and is truly concerned about all issues any customers may have. A true professional who is always finding ways to improve his game. Tim is an asset to any team."

--Frank Nash, Owner

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TARABYTE

I am the Chief Scrap Eater and doggy alert system. It's my job to eat any scraps of food that fall on the floor and let Tim know when something or someone walks past the yard, some times I try to crawl into his lap--it can be a problem, I'm 92 lbs!!!

 

 

DIVA

I am the Chief lap warmer, cutie pie and ball catcher. It's my job to look cute, play ball, and sit in Tim's lap!

I come from both a retail and IT background. I have worked for companies such as; Old Navy, Payless, Apple, Macprofessionals, and Attorneys Title Agency. I have been in the technology training and repair industry for about 6 years. I am a laid back kinda guy from western Michigan, Holland to be exact, and I spend as much of my off time there sipping coffee and enjoying the Lake as I can.

I got into the business for my love of technology and to help the less 'techno-savvy' among us to take advantage of all the latest and greatest features that iDevices and/or Android gadgets have to offer. While working at Apple, very often after asking a customer if they liked their iPhone they would respond with, "I dunno, I just use it for calling and texting". It was then that I set out on a mission to help people not only to learn how to use there technological devices but also what great things their devices are capable of.  

Please, feel free to click around and discover all of the services that we offer. Be sure to check out my résumé and our Social Media links and/or drop me a line via email and let's see how I can help you.

"I get a little help from my CDGs (Chief Distraction Getters). Diva, a 3-year-old Jack Russell and Tarabyte a 20-month-old 'Labrenard' (St. Bernard and Black Lab mix)."

 

T3G, 'Tim The Tech Guy', is your technology repair, setup, and training resource. As you may have surmised, Tim is the CEO, CTO, COO and Head of the tech team. It's a one-man show.

TIM VEDDERS

Tim The Tech Guy - T3G Solutions Training and Computer Repair
Tim The Tech Guy - T3G Solutions Training and Computer Repair
Tim The Tech Guy - T3G Solutions Training and Computer Repair

 

T3G Solutions offers computer service, repair and upgrading services as is. We believe business should be conducted honestly, fairly and be subject to reasonableness. We strive to provide the highest quality of service and support. We cannot guarantee specific results for our services, but will operate under the principles stated above and expect the same in return.

We provide our services in en effort to fix, upgrade, or otherwise repair the computer systems for which you request such services. We will not intentionally harm your system. It is our goal to “fix” your computer. In the case of accidental damage to your system or data, further damage or data loss caused by already existing problems in your system such as viruses, misconfigured software, or hardware problems/failures; you agree to hold harmless from damages T3G Solutions and/or any persons associated with or involved in work being completed at your request...view full disclaimer.

REMOTE SUPPORT

$35 per hour (1-hour minimum)

For remote support, when asked, click on the appropriate button below and follow instructions.

DEVICE 911

• Setup

• Teardown

• Relocation

 

$45 per hour (1-hour minimum)

DATA RETRIEVAL

• Retrieve Data from:

-Hard Drives

-USB Thumb Drives

-SD Cards

 

$35 + $15 per hour

REMOVAL/PROPER RECYCLING OF OUTDATED ELECTRONICS:

• Televisions, CRT* and non-CRT monitors

• Computers and Hard Drives

• Stereo/Home Theater Equipment

• Xbox/Game Consoles

• Hard Drives

*Due to the nature of CRT monitors and the Cadmium contained within    them, there is a $10 disposal fee per monitor.

COMPUTER TRAINING

• Mac OSX:

-OSX 10.3 - 10.11x

• Microsoft Windows:

-Windows 7 - 10

 

$45 per hour (1-hour minimum)

MOBILE DEVICE TRAINING

• SMART PHONES:

-iPhone, Android Phones, Windows Phone

-Blackberry (OS4-OS9)

• TABLETS:

-iPad, Android, and Windows Tablets including Surface

 $45 per hour (1-hour minimum)

Remote Computer Support: Apple Mac OSX, Microsoft Windows
Device 911: Setup, Teardown, Relocation
Data Retrieval: Hard Drives, USB Thumb Drives, SD Cards
New Car Infotainment Training:
Computer Training: Mac OSX, Microsoft Windows
Smart Phone and Tablet Training: iPhone, Android, Windows, Blackberry, iPad, Surface, Microsoft

T3G Solutions

ANSWER:

Apple uses your individual Apple ID to authenticate purchases, authorize computers to play content and determine where to send important information such as invoices. Your Apple ID can be used for services in iCloud, the iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore and iChat.

Full control over managing the Apple ID takes place on a computer. To access your Apple ID account information and profile navigate to the following web address: http://appleid.apple.com

Choosing 'Manage your account' from the right side of the screen will prompt for the current Apple ID and password for access. From here, a list of options is presented: Name, ID, and Email Addresses, Password and Security, Addresses, Phone Numbers, Language and Contact Preferences.

Don't forget that if you change your Apple ID or password you'll have to update any iOS devices or iTunes accounts on your computer to reflect the new information.

Enter new Apple ID information on your iOS device by navigating to Settings -> Store -> Apple ID.

Enter new Apple ID information into iTunes on your computer using Store -> Sign In.

ANSWER:

Apple uses your individual Apple ID to authenticate purchases, authorize computers to play content and determine where to send important information such as invoices. Your Apple ID can be used for services in iCloud, the iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore and iChat.

Full control over managing the Apple ID takes place on a computer. To access your Apple ID account information and profile navigate to the following web address:https://.appleid.apple.com

Choosing 'Manage your account' from the right side of the screen will prompt for the current Apple ID and password for access. From here, a list of options is presented: Name, ID, and Email Addresses, Password and Security, Addresses, Phone Numbers, Language and Contact Preferences.

Don't forget that if you change your Apple ID or password you'll have to update any iOS devices or iTunes accounts on your computer to reflect the new information.

Enter new Apple ID information on your iOS device by navigating to Settings -> Store -> Apple ID.

Enter new Apple ID information into iTunes on your computer using Store -> Sign In.

ANSWER:

Apple uses your individual Apple ID to authenticate purchases, authorize computers to play content and determine where to send important information such as invoices. Your Apple ID can be used for services in iCloud, the iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore and iChat.

Full control over managing the Apple ID takes place on a computer. To access your Apple ID account information and profile navigate to the following web address: http://appleid.apple.com

Choosing 'Manage your account' from the right side of the screen will prompt for the current Apple ID and password for access. From here, a list of options is presented: Name, ID, and Email Addresses, Password and Security, Addresses, Phone Numbers, Language and Contact Preferences.

Don't forget that if you change your Apple ID or password you'll have to update any iOS devices or iTunes accounts on your computer to reflect the new information.

Enter new Apple ID information on your iOS device by navigating to Settings -> Store -> Apple ID.

Enter new Apple ID information into iTunes on your computer using Store -> Sign In.

ANSWER:

Apple uses your individual Apple ID to authenticate purchases, authorize computers to play content and determine where to send important information such as invoices. Your Apple ID can be used for services in iCloud, the iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore and iChat.

Full control over managing the Apple ID takes place on a computer. To access your Apple ID account information and profile navigate to the following web address: http://appleid.apple.com

Choosing 'Manage your account' from the right side of the screen will prompt for the current Apple ID and password for access. From here, a list of options is presented: Name, ID, and Email Addresses, Password and Security, Addresses, Phone Numbers, Language and Contact Preferences.

Don't forget that if you change your Apple ID or password you'll have to update any iOS devices or iTunes accounts on your computer to reflect the new information.

Enter new Apple ID information on your iOS device by navigating to Settings -> Store -> Apple ID.

Enter new Apple ID information into iTunes on your computer using Store -> Sign In.

ANSWER:

You can print from your iOS device to any Airprint-enabled printer:

  1. Open the app you want to print from. Find the print option by tapping the app’s share icon  Yosemite Share Arrow Icon or Share Icon  or settings icon  Gear Icon or Settings Icon . If you can’t find the print option, check the app’s User Guide or Help section. Not all apps support AirPrint.
  2. Tap  Print Icon Print.
  3. Choose an AirPrint-enabled printer.
  4. Choose the number of copies.
  5. Tap Print.

Answer:

To use AirPlay, you need one of these devices:

  • iPhone 4 or later. iPhone 4s or later for AirPlay Mirroring.
  • iPad, iPad mini. iPad 2 or later for AirPlay Mirroring.
  • iPod touch (4th generation or later). iPod touch (5th generation or later) for AirPlay Mirroring.

You can stream content to these devices:

  • For photos and videos: Apple TV (2nd generation or later).
  • For music: Apple TV, AirPort Express, or AirPlay-enabled speakers.

If you want to stream iTunes Store content, you also need an Internet connection. 

Use AirPlay

  1. Connect your iOS device and your AirPlay device to the same Wi-Fi network.
  2. On your iOS device, swipe up from the bottom of your screen to open Control Center.
  3. Tap AirPlay.
  4. Tap the name of the device you want to stream content to. You'll see TV or speaker next to each device, so you know what type of content you can stream. On iPad, you might need to scroll to see all of the available devices. 

    When you choose an AirPlay device, audio or video from your iOS device will play on your AirPlay-enabled speakers or on the TV that's connected to your Apple TV.

    If you turn on Mirroring, you'll see your entire iOS screen on the TV that's connected to your Apple TV. Your TV will use the orientation and aspect ratio of your device. If you want the image from your device to fill your TV screen, you might need to to adjust your TV's aspect ratio or zoom settings.

ANSWER:

To transfer purchases to your computer follow these steps:

1. Connect your iPhone to the computer and open iTunes.

2. Make sure that iTunes is authorized and you are logged into your account. From the top menu choose Store -> Sign In. To authorize the computer for use with your account select Store -> Authorize This Computer.

3. From the left menu under DEVICES right-click on the name of your iPhone (Windows) or Control-click (Mac) to display the shortcut menu.

4. Choose the Transfer Purchases from iPhone option.

ITunes will copy all purchased music, apps and other content to the computer.

ANSWER:

1. If you see Orientation Lock icon in Control Center in the status bar, Orientation Lock is on. To turn it off, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open the Control Center, then tap Orientation Lock icon in Control Center.

2. If you have an iPhone 6 Plus or iPhone 6s Plus, turn off Display Zoom to rotate the Home screen.

3. If you have an iPad with a Side Switch, turn the Side Switch on or off.

 

ANSWER:

Apple uses your individual Apple ID to authenticate purchases, authorize computers to play content and determine where to send important information such as invoices. Your Apple ID can be used for services in iCloud, the iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore and iChat.

Full control over managing the Apple ID takes place on a computer. To access your Apple ID account information and profile navigate to the following web address: http://appleid.apple.com

Choosing 'Manage your account' from the right side of the screen will prompt for the current Apple ID and password for access. From here, a list of options is presented: Name, ID, and Email Addresses, Password and Security, Addresses, Phone Numbers, Language and Contact Preferences.

Don't forget that if you change your Apple ID or password you'll have to update any iOS devices or iTunes accounts on your computer to reflect the new information.

Enter new Apple ID information on your iOS device by navigating to Settings -> Store -> Apple ID.

Enter new Apple ID information into iTunes on your computer using Store -> Sign In.

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