For corporate users not experienced in dealing with older model PCs, the service gives advice on replacing the microprocessor, adding memory, and other tasks for prolonging the lives of such older PCs.
Users can purchase replacement components or have the PCs cleaned.
A Windows 3.1 PC with a 486 microprocessor, for example, can be rebuilt as a Web machine with Linux or FreeBSD, free UNIX operating systems. A Windows 95 PC with a Pentium microprocessor can be upgraded to run on a Pentium II microprocessor using the Windows 98 operating system. Inc. All Rights Reserved.