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    Bits & Bytes Computer Service

    Bits & Bytes Computer Service

    (5 reviews)

    The E key on my work laptop kept popping off, and since it was under warranty, I could have sent it…read moreback to Dell. But instead, I stopped into a local shop where Don tried to help. Even though he didn't have the part I needed, he kindly looked it up for me and gave me the exact link so I could order it myself. That simple act saved me both time and money. I truly appreciate his kindness, honesty, and helpfulness!

    Let me begin by saying that if you'd like your computer cleaned, they did an excellent job getting…read morerid of the dust. They will put a sticker on your computer that will not want to come off. Be certain to ask them for a card and to not put a sticker on your computer. My experience was negative on the whole. I asked them if they felt comfortable diagnosing something I had difficulty solving and informed them that I was competent with building and servicing PCs. When I received my computer back, they mentioned that they had reinstalled Windows because of an improper boot partition. They were wrong. The problem stemmed from a bug in the 24H2 update of Windows that did not play nicely with either of my Western Digital NVME drives. I discovered the bug on Reddit and updated my SN770 2TB storage drive's firmware, though I noticed it (the drive itself) would appear and disappear. This was a new problem. So low and behold my computer updated again to 24H2 and same problem as before. Apparently the SN550 Boot Drive was also experiencing the same issue with DRAM-less WD drives, but was not given an update option nor was it validated as being a problem by WD. This necessitated a new drive for my OS, so I went with Crucial. Insofar as I was taking my computer apart to install a drive, I explored the issue with my storage drive. Bits and Bytes had broken the primary NVME port on my motherboard so that drives would no longer fit securely. When speaking with the technician, he mentioned he had never seen a board quite like that and had trouble extricating the drive. I fixed the problem myself and all it cost was $150 to Bits and Bytes, a new hard drive for my OS, a new motherboard, and a lot of time. I will not be going back.

    The Asheville Computer Company

    The Asheville Computer Company

    (10 reviews)

    When my HP Envy started acting up, I turned to Google and looked for a local place where I could…read moretake my laptop. I am so glad that I went onto the 2nd or 3rd page of local search results, because that's where I found Aaron! His website was professional, which is a huge deal to me, and I also saw that he did pickup and delivery. Wow -- that would be a time saver, I knew -- so I gave him a call. He was professional on the phone and asked all sorts of questions about the problem, so I could tell that he knew what he was doing. He picked up my machine, and within a day identified that it was simply overheating. I had read in reviews before I bought the Envy that it was a heat monster, but I wasn't using it for gaming so I figured that I would be okay. Guess not! I have a laptop fan now, which helps, and Aaron installed a program for me that lets me monitor the temps. Since that first transaction, we've used Aaron a few other times, once to fix a broken laptop hinge, another to help us with our home network and router, which was acting up, and yet another to fix the port where the power plug thiny goes in (sorry -- I'm not technical and don't know what that thing is called). We are SO happy to have found Aaron, and will be calling on him whenever we need computer help. He's prompt, professional, and his fees are reasonable, especially considering the fact that he picks up and delivers! I highly recommend Aaron Helps You.

    They seemed nice enough, that's about the best I can say. I wanted to like them, I really did. I…read moreNEEDED to like them. But I brought the computer in on a Friday, and on Tuesday I believe it was I learned that the data from my Mac was gone, unrecoverable. They threw what they had at it and it didn't work. That would have been a 4-star review, except that I took it to another local place, and seven days later they had my data for me. I think Asheville Computer just doesn't have the latest and greatest programs for data recovery. I spent $100 and got nothing in the end.

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