Frequently Asked




A: Not at all. We provide our services on a first-come, first-served basis. When you walk into our store, someone will greet you almost immediately and assist you with whatever issues you are having with your computer.

Q: How fast is your turnaround time?

A: Turnaround time depends on the extensiveness of the issue you are having with your computer. However, we can resolve most problems within 24 hours. Often, we can provide same-day service, depending on how busy we are and what time you bring your computer in for servicing.


A: We provide a free computer diagnosis. If your computer needs repairs, we will provide you with an estimate for parts and labor before we do any work, so you will know in advance what you can expect to pay.

Q: Do you also offer computer sales?

A: Yes, we offer computer sales for new and refurbished desktops and laptops, as well as computer accessories. We offer many different brands and types of computers, including different models of PC and Mac. We run all of our refurbished computers through the same quality checklist as a new machine. We refuse to sell any computers that do not pass our very high standards. Most of our refurbished commercial-grade laptops carry a two-year warranty.


A: See if you can connect to the internet outside of your home, such as at a restaurant, public library, or coffee shop where free Wi-Fi is available. If your laptop does connect, that means there is an issue with your home connection. To solve this issue, you will need to contact your internet service provider (Cox, Comcast, Verizon, etc.) for assistance. If your laptop does not connect at one of those locations, then we suggest you bring it to our store for a free diagnosis to determine what could be causing the issue with your connectivity.


A: If your battery is removable, follow these steps:
Disconnect the charger/power cable (if plugged in)
Disconnect the battery
Hold down the power button for 30 seconds
Reconnect the battery
Reconnect the charger
Push power button

Q: A phone number popped up on my computer telling me to call to fix or unlock my computer. The person on the other end of the line said I had to pay money to be able to continue using my computer. What should I do?

A: If you already paid the money, immediately call your bank or credit card company to cancel the payment. Then, bring your computer to our store for a free assessment so that we can examine the damage done and discuss what steps will fix it.

If you did not pay the money, we recommend bringing the computer to our store for a no-obligation diagnosis so we can check it to make sure it incurred no damage.

Q: Should I upgrade to Windows 10 or Windows 11?

A: Yes. We recommend upgrading your computer to the latest version of Windows 10 or Windows 11. Your computer will run much faster, be more secure, and have greater functionality.