Highly recommend Microsec in Washington, DC, if you need to troubleshoot Google Workspace email. My…read moreemails used to get deleted automatically, and the tech was able to get to the bottom of it and fixed it for me.

They worked on my computer. Afterwards it would not start. He couldn't fix the problem then and…read morewas going to call back in 2 hours, then he said he would call the next day, but never did. Now the computer is dead and I have to replace it. These guys cost me time, inconvenience, and money for the new computer purchase. You would be wise to find someone else- LOCALLY!!

I just want to give a "shout out" to WillPower. He's a genius at repairing computers or fixing any…read moreIT problem you may have. Not only is he good, but he travels to you and his fees are more than reasonable. Don't let his mild manner throw you. He's just a soft spoken person. Here's his #518-892-4419. Thanks WiiI. Tony

Did super well, fixed my laptop and gave me really cheap prices. Good value for the service he did…read moreand I will be coming back and recommending. Small business that deserves more recognition!

I have been a customer of Computer Sense for twenty years or more, Andrew has always taken care of…read moremy needs and did his best to explain things to me. He listens to his customers and guides them in the direction that best suits their situation without trying to sell them more than they need.

Computer Sense has built my last 2 computers. I own a small community paper here in this community,…read more and I do all of the graphics myself. My needs are unique, I need a fast, graphically intense computer that can also handle Microsoft spreadsheets, billing, massive downloads. My needs are hybrid- and Andrew realizes that a "one size fit's all" is not going to do what I need. Even more impressive- beyond his technological skills, Andrew is a really nice person. I have been in his store and watched as customers, neighbors, senior citizens, have come in with "locked up" laptops. They clicked on "something" and now have the blinking virus screen. He just smiles, opens up their computer and has miraculously fixed a few right in front of me. He knows their names. He makes them comfortable. They didn't need to call for an appointment 3 days from now. That's why he has been in business for so many years. If you need a computer, or need a repair, do yourself a favor and go to Computer Sense. You won't be sorry.

When we had an emergency breakdown of our computer, we found Eyemax…read more Computer Geeks on Yelp and we are so glad we did. On a weekend, Zach told us to come in the next morning. We found him to be knowledgeable with 25 yrs. of experience, personable and reasonably priced. we picked up our restored computer that same afternoon , and are very happy with the results. We are keeping Eyemax phone number at hand for any and all computer needs. Look no further for personal, competent and friendly service. Thank you Zach!

First I need to I don't know why this has me listed as San Francisco, CA but I live in Albany, NY…read more My son woke up Saturday morning and his computer wouldn't turn on. I called and Zach was willing to see us right away. When I was on my way there I had an accident and fell down a flight of stairs, so needless to say I wasn't in a position to go meet Zach. He was wonderful and told me not to worry about it that he would be there for us when we were ready. He WAS!!! We called on a Sunday and he met my husband and was able to repair my son's computer in about 4 hours. He was kind and didn't take advantage of our lack of knowledge regarding computer repair. His rates were very reasonable and I would highly recommend Eyemax for anyone experiencing computer problems. I will definitely use them again if I should encounter any problems in the future.

My search for a good computer repair shop almost ended in a nightmare. Fortunately, before things…read moretotally went south, I did an online search and found ComputeRx in Niskayuna. Mike Kanciruk has been in the repair business for more than 15 years. He's racked up great reviews which convinced me to give ComputeRx a try. Mike fixed my broken MacBook Pro in about a week. The laptop screen had cracked and I forgetfully let the warranty expire. Ugh! Mike charged me $75 for labor to install a new replacement screen which he had to order. It wasn't cheap. The whole thing ran me close to $600. I like Mike because he was upfront about costs and what needed to be done. Initially, I took my broken laptop to a repair shop near me where it just sat untouched for more than two weeks. The repair cost they finally quoted was between $100-$200 more than what ComputeRx actually charged, plus they wanted the money upfront. I had a bad feeling about that so I took my laptop back and brought it to ComputeRx instead. So glad I did. ComputeRx at 2215 Nott St. It shares an office with Nott Street Office, a shipping and copy business. They're few doors down from Lange's Pharmacy. .

What business does this nowadays?? ComputerX diagnosed my laptop and when I got home, the "fix"…read moredidn't work. I called his cellphone and he responded within minutes telling me his office was closed for the week and that he was going to pick up his son. However, I needed my laptop for the weekend. He was incredibly sympathetic and said he would reopen his office at a later time on that Friday. He shares space with another business and when I entered the space, the other business people informed me that Mike left. I explained that he was coming back to reexamine my machine. The people said Mike never does that. Well, he did!! And I am grateful. He fixed my machine and we both parted smiling. Now THAT is great business. Go to ComputerX for your computer needs!!

The technicians arrived on time and professionally installed two TVs with the requested mounting…read morebrackets. They were neat and courteous and kept me informed of any additional work or expenses as the job progressed.

Capital Tech swooped in to save the day to replace my laptop's battery when it decided to swell up…read moreand become a fire hazard while I was visiting family upstate and stranded without a car. Capital Tech quickly reached out after I posted my desperate plea through Yelp, and were willing to come out to where I was to pick up the machine, quickly identify the model of the necessary part, and gave me the option to have shipment for the replacement expedited, dramatically shortening the turnaround time for the whole process. Throughout, they were very communicative, reaching out with regular updates on the status of the job, and their charges for parts and labor were entirely fair and quite competitive -- moreover, their willingness to come out on site within their service area (an approx. 25 mile radius) was truly a lifesaver in my case. I am very grateful for their service and would heartily recommend them.

These guys are great! They know their business and are fair and honest. Highly recommend!read more

I don't usually write reviews, but my experience with Comprehensive Computing was so good I had to…read moresubmit one. I messaged them on a weekend when they were aready closed about my daughter's cracked macbook screen, Byrom got back to me right away telling me he would be happy to make the repair. I paid for the screen the next day, dropped off the computer Monday, and picked it up Tuesday. It was like new. They charged approximately half the price other places had quoted. They even said that if the problem was more than just a screen replacement, they would fix it with no extra charge. I highly recommend them.

There are at least four locations in the area for Computer Answers - Albany, Schenectady, Clifton…read morePark, and Bennington, VT. - according to the business card I picked up in the Clifton Park location. If you search online you may also see locations in East Greenbush and Brooklyn. I'm going to describe my experience only at the Clifton Park location. Attention: The phone number listed on Yelp is correct: (518) 383-0313. The number listed on their webpage and all paper generated documents at the Clifton Park store (e.g., claim checks & receipts) is incorrect. They list their business hours as 9 am to 9 pm seven days a week. This does not necessarily mean that they have a technician on duty during those hours. The Clifton Park location shares space with a Smoke Shop which is open during those hours. When I visited the store one afternoon to inquire about bringing my desktop PC in for repair, the employee I spoke with told me I could return that day with it by 6 pm. I did return by 4:30 pm and that employee was not there but a second employee whom I had observed during my earlier visit was able to receive my 3-year-old PC, add me to their customer base, and provide me a claim check. I also picked up one of their business cards from the counter and noticed the next day that it said on the reverse side that new customers could receive a 10% discount. CA makes a point of promoting free diagnosis within 24 to 48 hours. This was emphasized by the first employee I encountered. It being a Tuesday when I brought the PC there, I called them on Thursday afternoon to check on the status. The employee who answered the phone said they had not had a chance to look at my PC since they were very busy. When I asked when I might expect to hear the result of their diagnosis, I was asked if I had paid an "expedited fee." This was the first I was hearing about an additional fee, and it was explained that the fee would allow my PC to leapfrog over other customers who were in the queue. I wondered if that leapfrogging would apply to diagnosis, repairs, or both. I didn't ask, and I didn't inquire how much such a fee would be. I decided to give them until Monday, assuming they did not work on repairing computers over the weekend. Monday afternoon I went to the shop in person to inquire about the status of my PC. On this visit I met Dwayne. He pulled my order up on their database and explained to me what their diagnosis had revealed. He said that my rotary drive with all the software had a problem and needed to be replaced. I said I thought the problem was not with the rotary drive but with the solid state drive that stored all my data since a check disk analysis I had done was successful on the rotary drive but failed on the solid state drive. He assured me that their analysis was accurate, and they could start the transfer of the drive's content to a new drive momentarily. When would it be completed? He seriously doubted it would be finished by 6 pm when he would be leaving. When he came back to work at noon on Tuesday, he would call me. Not having received a phone call by 1 pm on Tuesday, I called them. Dwayne explained that they now had found that the solid state drive also had some sectors that had failed and that drive also needed to be replaced. The transfer process needed to run overnight. He would tell the other staff person to check it out in the morning on Wednesday, and if everything looked good, to reassemble my PC. He would call me when the work was complete. Not having heard from anyone by 1 pm on Wednesday, I called them. Dwayne said my PC was ready for pickup. By 2 pm Wednesday my PC was fully connected at home and the first thing I realized was that all of my data had not been restored to the solid state drive! Instead of cursing, crying, and pulling my hair out, I crossed my fingers and hoped that my practice of backing up the data on that drive nightly to the cloud would successfully now restore the missing files. YES!!! Let this be a lesson to those of you who may be reading this and considering that you can always rely upon someone else to pull you're as* out of the fire when you have a problem. I'm sure if I were familiar with repairing computers I would have saved a lot more money than the 10% on their bill. But you expect to pay them for their experience, available equipment, and the three year warranty that they provided. Either way, $441 before sales tax is either acceptable or unreasonable depending on your perspective. But what was that $18.87 service charge? Addendum: It's now Friday, and the PC has been working just fine since I picked it up on Wednesday and restored the missing data. The phone rings, and who is on the other end? Dwayne! Is he calling to ask me if I'm satisfied with the quality of their work? No. He's letting me know that they just realized that there were additional files that were available to have been restored to my solid state drive.

we got windows 11 installed and since then problems surfaced. Our printer is not recognized because…read morethe driver is not installed. We took the computer to the shop and they were unable to install the driver. We had a technician come to the house and he wasn't able to correct the problem. We made arrangements to have him come back a second time to try to connect as a wired connection, but he didn't come because he could not locate our phone number. We called and made another appointment for yesterday and got no call or visit.