Support Articles Archive

Computer does not turn on

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Jon Bach

This troubleshooting guide will help you to fix the most common problems that keep your computer from turning on. Answer each question carefully, even though the questions are very simple in the beginning!

How to replace the optical bay latch on an Antec ISK300-65 Chassis

Posted on May 10, 2010 by Daniel Brown

If someone forces open the door on your Puget Echo I system without pushing it in to release the latch, the latch can break. Replacing it is simple if not easy. This guide provides some photos and details that may help.

Common Problems: No Audio

Posted on April 21, 2010 by Christopher Crader

One of the more common support calls is from a customer who is not getting audio when using their computer. While this can be indicative of a bad sound card, in the vast majority of cases it turns out to be a misconfiguration. We’ve put together this quick guide to walk through some of the more common issues one can run into when the audio goes out.

ResellerRatings.com Testimonial Submission

Posted on April 9, 2010 by Richard Millard

As a customer of Puget Systems, the best way you can help us is to give us your feedback and to tell others about us. A great way to do both at the same time is to submit your opinions about us on a public ratings site like Reseller Ratings!

Antec P182: Front panel and front panel port replacement

Posted on February 25, 2009 by Daniel Brown

This video will show you how to replace the front panel or ports on your Antec P182 case.

Adding and Removing Programs in Windows Vista

Posted on May 15, 2008 by Heather Taylor

A quick guide to installing or removing programs or Windows components in Windows Vista

Adding and Removing Programs in Windows XP

Posted on May 15, 2008 by Heather Taylor

A quick guide to installing or removing programs or Windows components in Windows XP.

How to Repair Windows XP

Posted on May 15, 2008 by James Obrien

If your Windows XP installation becomes corrupt and you cannot boot into Windows normally or through Safe Mode, it may be possible to repair Windows without having to completely start over with a fresh installation. A Windows XP repair installation will overwrite the operating system files back to the original state, while leaving your programs and documents intact. This guide explains the process for repairing a corrupt Windows XP installation.