For anyone who surfs the Net lately, you may run across
www.windowsgurulive.tk and see a man on the screen live all day, 24 hours each day.  No, this isn't the Truman Show ,  the movie featuring Jim Carrey, which popularized reality
television in its various forms over the past
decade. 

Windows Guru Live is the brainchild of a 23-year old Ohio man who runs a business out of his home where he
repairs computers, whether they are desktops or laptops.  
As you can imagine, he has been called all the usual names
for his tech-knowledge while growing up in Southern Ohio,
but at least now, he has the enviable  opportunity to
maintain a comfortable lifestyle, working at home, and
earning an income that many of his judgmental peers might
have only dreamed of earning at this point in their lives.

This Cincinnati-native enjoys hosting a live talk show
online and has many You Tube videos under his belt that are instructional as they are interesting.  The author
discovered a couple of items to download, thanks to the
Guru, free of charge just by listening to the Guru and following his recommendations.  He invites you to type your comment or question to him and he will speak it back to you instantly. You won't have a computer voice or hourly department store worker handle you any better than Dylan.

Dylan, as his friends and clients call him, and his business DC Computer Repair Company, provides free advice to anyone who chats with him.  He works with Windows and Linux.  His popularity and expertise has amazed some of his closest relations to the point that he has to turn away business. Dylan invites people to view and interact with him and some even qualify for free gifts, courtesy of Dylan and any particular sponsor that may want to broadcast a new tech gadget or software.

The windows Guru sees himself in five years growing
exponentially and providing consulting services for large
corporate clients with a team of computer-savvy
professionals.  Dylan has offered to host a question and
answer column for the newspaper for people who are just
learning how to get started with a computer, especially on
the Internet.  

If you can't stand to be put on hold at the mega geek shop (who can?) and you want an answer, and even a solution in some cases, right away, check out Dylan the Windows Guru live and talk to him on streaming video.  His service
(www.windowsgurulive.tk) just might be the best thing since pizza by the slice!  Submit your questions to Gilbert via fayetteville.net and we'll try to feature it in our next release.