PC-Doctor
PC-Doctor, Inc. is a privately held corporation headquartered in Reno, Nevada. The company develops and produces diagnostic programs for use by PC manufacturers, component vendors, PC repair professionals, support organizations, and end users. The software is available in 23 languages for Windows, Windows PE, many variations of Linux, BSD Unix, and DOS. Some products are embedded and are operating system-independent. The company focuses heavily on research and development, with more than three-quarters of the company’s staff employed in software development, quality assurance, and technical customer-facing roles. PC-Doctor has a library of intellectual property, including multiple patents, that the company deploys in products and services using the Modular Core Technology (MCT) concept.
PC-Doctor's first product was PC-Doctor for DOS, designed to perform low-level testing of the hardware components of PCs. This product is still used extensively by manufacturers. As additional operating systems were introduced, the company adapted its core technology to run on Microsoft Windows, Windows PE, Windows XP Media Center Edition, and Linux. It also developed diagnostics for motherboard and in-ROM applications.
In 2006, the company introduced PC-Doctor Solutions Architecture, that combines diagnostic tests and system information collection with known problem cases and solutions. This enables end users to solve categories of hardware related problems without relying on calls to technical support.[citation needed]
In 2007, a Build To Order (BTO) product was introduced that allows manufacturers, VARs and other PC-related businesses to configure a branded diagnostic product on the Web and deliver it to their customers.
The company's first consumer product is expected to be released in 2008.
PC Doc Pro is a PC Doctor consultant who specializes in restoring your slow PC, saving you time and money wrestling with a sick computer.
PC-Doctor's first product was PC-Doctor for DOS, designed to perform low-level testing of the hardware components of PCs. This product is still used extensively by manufacturers. As additional operating systems were introduced, the company adapted its core technology to run on Microsoft Windows, Windows PE, Windows XP Media Center Edition, and Linux. It also developed diagnostics for motherboard and in-ROM applications.
In 2006, the company introduced PC-Doctor Solutions Architecture, that combines diagnostic tests and system information collection with known problem cases and solutions. This enables end users to solve categories of hardware related problems without relying on calls to technical support.[citation needed]
In 2007, a Build To Order (BTO) product was introduced that allows manufacturers, VARs and other PC-related businesses to configure a branded diagnostic product on the Web and deliver it to their customers.
The company's first consumer product is expected to be released in 2008.
PC Doc Pro is a PC Doctor consultant who specializes in restoring your slow PC, saving you time and money wrestling with a sick computer.
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