Computer Wiz – iBurst

If you are closing your iBurst account and thinking of selling your used iBurst Desktop or USB modem then give us a call today.

The conditions  required to buy your used iBurst modem are as follows:

• A letter from your ISP and or iBurst clearly showing that your iBurst account has been settled and that there are no outstanding funds linked to the modem.
• The serial no and UTID must be reflected on the letter confirming the above.

Give us a call today

Our contact details are as follows.

Computer Wiz
Tel: 0861114731
Cell: 084 585 8885
Fax: 0865242436
email: iburst@computerwiz.co.za
www.computerwiz.co.za

Who do you speak to about repairing your damaged iBurst Desktop modem ?

• Computer Wiz – we are the largest iBurst reseller in South Africa within the @lantic group.

We repair to component level on the pcb – printed circuit board.

• Replace your damaged USB or ethernet  or power point connector on the pcb of your iBurst modem.
• Repair the damaged or broken antenna to your iBurst desktop modem.

We are situated in Port Elizabeth.

Our contact details are as follows.

Computer Wiz
Tel: 0861114731
Cell: 084 585 8885
Fax: 0865242436
email: iburst@computerwiz.co.za
www.computerwiz.co.za

My computer keeps loosing or dropping my iBurst internet access broadband connection  once the following error occurs.

• Generic Host Process for Win32 Services has encountered a problem

What is the fix for this problem ?

• The quick and easy reboot will work but this does not solve the problem.

I am using the iBurst modem via the USB port connected to Windows XP .

• Turn on your firewall as the 1st solution to this problem or
• Go to start then find the RUN option then type  cmd
• then type netsh and  hit the enter key then
• type winsock then hit the enter key then
• type reset and hit the enter key and then reboot the pc.
• The 3rd solution is to enter the registry by typing regedit in the run option
• Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE — SYSTEM — CurrentControlSet — Services — Browser — Parameters
• Find the key IsDomainMaster
• Set its value to False
• Restart the computer
• The 4th solution is to Search for a virus
• The 5th solution is to use your Ethernet connection on the desktop modem rather than the USB port
• If  non of the above works then install SP3 for Windows XP as the 6th solution.

Computer Wiz
Tel: 0861114731
Cell: 084 585 8885
Fax: 0865242436
email: iburst@computerwiz.co.za
www.computerwiz.co.za