Chris Yeager
- Hilliard, OH 43026 (map)
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Computer Repair
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Chris Yeager • Hilliard, OH • $20-40 per hour
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I am offering computer support in and around Columbus Ohio.
I do not accept anything outside of Franklin County. I will consider locations in madison and and Union Counties but not guarenteed. Also I will not accept computer shipped to me. I only accept PayPal, cash or cashier's checks. I do in-home support only as I do not have a storefront location.
Services I offer:
- Building Windows-based computers
- Service existing Windows-based computers
- Reformat and reinstall Windows and other Programs
- Data backup
- Setup networks in home using wire and wireless.
- I do not have the equipment to run wires from room to room unless you have a ranch style house and the basement is unfinished.
- Setup security for local computers or a whole network
- Anti-virus setup and virus removal
- Hardware and software upgrades, installs, removal and replacements
- Computer recycling ($10 for each monitor) no charge for anything else.
If you have questions about services not mentioned above, please feel free to ask. Please contact me for pricing and availability of services. I have a contract that is to be signed before any work is done. In most cases, full payment is required before I leave your place.
Question and answer
Q. What do you like most about your job?
A. I enjoy servicing computer and the interaction with customers.
Q. What questions do customers most commonly ask you? What's your answer?
A. How do i prevent viruses?
Have a valid and up to date Antivirus and Internet security.
Q. If you were advising someone who wanted to get into your profession, what would you suggest?
A. There are a lot of things to suggest in the PC industry. There’s software and hardware sides to all of this. Starting with hardware, you need to learn what kinds of hardware work together and what wont. Each piece of hardware will affect the performance of the machine in a different way and some can affect the performance of other pieces of hardware. Taking memory for instance if you get 2 stick of memory (DDR-2 800 and DDR-2 1066) both will run at the slowest speed. Your hard drive will affect the performance of how fast data is transferred to the motherboard. Your processor will affect how fast it can be processed. Single, duel, quad and hex cores are what are available currently. By this time next year there could be an Oct core with 8 physical processors and thread splitting to act like 16 processors. As you can see there’s a lot to learn in this industry and that's just a small part of hardware. Start off with a couple classes at a local trade school or college to see if this is what you truly want to get into. Research doesn’t hurt and costs less.
Q. What are you currently working on improving?
A. I am always working on my knowledge of computers, systems, software and hardware as these areas change on what seems like a daily basis in the computer industry.
