Columbus Ohio Computer Repair

FAQs

• What types of customers have you worked with?

  * Hardware fix- ups and replacement. * Laptop and desktop repair and replacement. * Networking. * PC clean up (rids critical components of dust and dirt) * PC optimization. * PC tune-up. *Software installation and configuration. *Program training. *Program Installation. *System restores. *Computer on-site services. * Multiple and bulk repairs or replacements. *Pickup and delivery are available. *Computer Setup and configuration (will assist with new PC selection. *Spyware protection. *Firewall protection. *Virus Protection. *Virus Removal.

• What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

  You’ve got the latest, greatest Mac. A shining silver hunk of machinery designed to make your life simpler, more productive, more beautiful. At first everything is a dream. You’re charmed by the thoughtful features sadly absent in your last boyfriend, sorry, computer. Working feels easier, more pleasurable. And then you start it up one morning, expecting another hassle free ride on the tech highway. But just as supermodels have fat days, even the most advanced computers have their foibles. You may be proficient in the use of Word, Excel, and Farmville, but when things go awry with the machinery, you’re at sea. Who do you turn to? Unless you have an info tech wizard stored under your stairwell, chances are you’ll be hiring a computer repair specialist. There’s no shortage of them. But what should you take into consideration when looking for a specialist? The most important factor to consider is the experience of the people you’re using. Is it a one-man operation? If so, no matter how learned they are, there are bound to be problems they’re unfamiliar with. On the other hand, if you call upon a larger company or franchise, the chances are they will be able to select someone familiar with the very problem you’re encountering. And even if they aren’t 100 percent sure how to approach your problem, it’s likely they’ll have some sort of forum in which to communicate advice and ideas with other technicians. Having a large pool of technicians to call on is an invaluable tool that increases the likelihood of your problem being solved in a timely fashion. It’s also wise to check the operating hours of the company you’re considering. Ideally, they’ll operate seven days a week and with some flexibility regarding their call out times. Cousin Barry might have a wealth of tech knowledge under his belt, but his Game of Thrones addiction may curtail his availability. Also, check the company’s policy in regards to what they do if they can’t fix the problem. The good one’s should not charge you for a problem they’re unable to resolve.