Remember when you first got that brand new Windows PC, and how it seemed so much faster than your old one?  And do you also remember when it started to feel just like your old PC – slow and prone to crashing?

It doesn’t need to be like that.  Ever gone into a computer retailer only to be told that the only way to fix your PC is to buy a new one?  Well, that that isn’t always the case.

Whether you're a home user, or a small business, I can do on-site support and get you back to work as quickly as possible.  Just give me a call, or send an email.

I’ve been using computers since the early 80s, and PCs specifically since the early 90s.  Along the way I’ve been a service technician for large computer retailers, worked for governments and schools, and done private PC support.  Plus I contribute to a couple of tech support email lists when I get the spare time.  I’m also an MCSE, and A+ hardware certified.

I don’t get frustrated with PCs or their users.  What frustrates me is the mis-information that gets passed on by “experts” who’ve “been using computers for a long time.”  Here’s the truth: You don’t need to run six different anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-malware, etc. cleaners to keep your system running as well as it can.  I started using PCs in 1993.  I’ve contracted about 3 virus infections in that time.  I scan my machine for spyware or adware about once a month or so.  And it finds very little, if any, bad stuff on my PC.

So if you’ve been having issues with your Windows machine, then you’re in the right place.  Here are the answers.

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