» Computer Diagnosis: The first step to repairing a problem is identifying what is really going wrong. Computers are logical machines and don’t just randomly spit out errors, unless a program has instructed it to so. We are going to assume that the programmers who wrote the programs and operating systems didn’t write code to intentionally spit out fake errors, thus the computer is just trying to tell us what is wrong. So we suggest when you see an error, write it down, cut and paste into a text document, or "print screen" and search the Internet for that particular error. Chances are someone else has had this problem and they found a fix. If you don’t see anything useful in your online search or it does not solve the problem, contact us with a detailed description of the problem and from there we can walk you through the repair or we can send out a qualified computer technitian to help you out.

» Computer Repair: After discovering the problem with your wounded computer we can quickly discover what is needed to repair it. Solutions can range from a simple registry edit to replacing a vital piece of hardware. If you think you can repair it yourself, but you just need a little direction, we can get you started. Even if you are scared of opening anything other than your familiar programs like Internet Explorer, or Microsoft Word, we are more than happy to visit your home or office (within our service radius), repair the wounded computer, and get the PC running again in no time. Just contact us with a detailed description of what is wrong, and what was happening when the problem first appeared, and we’ll help you out.

» Overview of serviceable problems:
- All Windows based operating systems
- Some Linux based operating systems
- All PC hardware (hard drive, video card, memory, expansion cards, monitors, motherboards, etc.)
- Most popular Windows applications (MS Office, e-mail programs, Adobe based applications, anti-virus programs, firewall programs, spy ware applications, etc.)
- Most peripherals (Printers, scanners, external drives, web cams, video phones, copiers, etc.)
- Computer Networking (routers, firewalls, wireless access points, Ethernet switches, etc.)
- Networking Peripherals (broadband video phones, wireless media players, wireless presentation gateways, network cameras, digital media storage, etc.)