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Microlynx

4.3
(20 reviews)
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Needed a hinge replaced on my Lenovo laptop which is way more involved than you'd think. Roy spent…read moreextra time and effort rectifying a manufacturer's parts mixup. In the end, Microlynx came through with solid workmanship and admirable customer service. Strong local business.

Summary of issues: * Misdiagnosis of both RAM and…read moremotherboard (shop said it was not repairable and advised recycling) * Charged for an unnecessary SSD backup * RAM missing when the computer was returned * No follow-up from the owner after I reported the missing RAM * Computer fully functional after I personally installed two 8GB Crucial RAM sticks Experience: I brought my computer to this shop because it wasn't working. The owner called me after diagnostics and said both the 16GB RAM and the motherboard were defective, noting that further testing would take several hours if I wanted it. I paid ~$175 for diagnostics and an SSD backup, which was unnecessary, as the shop's diagnosis was completely wrong. When I picked up the computer, the owner offered to recycle it on the spot. I declined. The computer was returned reassembled, so I couldn't immediately verify the components. At home, I discovered the original RAM was missing. I called the shop; a junior tech said the owner had done the work and promised a follow-up -- which never happened. To test the system, I installed a single 8GB RAM stick, and the computer POSTed and booted immediately, working perfectly. I then installed two 8GB Crucial RAM sticks, restoring full functionality. This directly contradicts the shop's claim that known-good RAM had been tested and the system would not boot. The only actual work performed was the SSD backup, which I was charged for but didn't need. Had I accepted the recycling suggestion, I would have lost a fully functional computer. I'm sharing this to help others make an informed decision. The shop's diagnosis and recommendation were wrong, and their guidance could have led to unnecessary disposal of a working machine. I've also noticed in other reviews that when customers raise complaints, the owner often cites how long the business has been operating and how many computers they've "fixed." That may sound impressive, but it doesn't address the actual problem and isn't evidence of competence. Specific issues should be addressed directly, not deflected with statistics.

Bainbridge Technology Solutions

Bainbridge Technology Solutions

2.8
(9 reviews)
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Ugh...I called and scheduled service on my computers for a few routine matters I didn't have time…read moreto deal with myself. Not only did they never get to the action items for which I called, these guys sent a tech who totally wrecked havoc on my machines which were previously rock solid and stable. They ran a software that 'broke' the connections between files and software (e.g. so Adobe didn't recognize PDF files for example, outlook didn't recognize vcards, etc). They added software that slowed down my operations, and caused all sorts of problems I didn't have before they started. At one point I found the tech actually googling how to perform a basic function (seriously? I can do that!?!?) I've spent weeks trying to unravel their 'work'. I heard they did a good job (which is why I called), so maybe it was who they sent...but I strongly suggest you do your homework, ask for the qualifications of the tech they send, and watch them as they perform the work to understand what they are doing so you can either approve it or undo it later.

Without an appointment, I walked in and asked for help managing my burgeoning photo inventory…read more(20,000 plus on my I-pad alone). They very patiently established with me what my needs were across all my platforms, helped design a system of storage that met my needs, showed me how to manage the process, and then charged me just one small fee, even though they had to spend quite a bit of time with me. Brilliant. I am a huge fan!

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