Computer Repair & Help
$59
Service includes:
- Diagnose & troubleshoot a single issue
- NOTE: Requesting additional services not in the original request while on-site will result in extra charges
- Depending on the nature of your request we may be able to offer instant support through HelloTech Now! online assistance. An agent will create a secure connection to your computer and troubleshoot the issue right before your eyes
Frequently-Asked Questions
Should I have anything on hand for my service?
You'll need to have all of the necessary cables to connect your devices. This includes HDMI, optical, audio and power cables.
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Reviews
Andy was on time, he made multiple attempts to fix my problem and returned next day to attempt another fix. In the end he had my computer working but advised there is probably a problem in the hard drive which I suspected.
Carol M.
Friendly, knowledgeable and did everything to get the computer working again.
Arlene T.
Was able to correct my computer problem within a few minutes of arrival. He was also able to help me understand the difference between different search engines and helped me understand how to switch search engines whenever I wanted to.
Richard H.
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