computer repair
Computer repair companies specialize in troubleshooting, servicing and repairing a wide variety of hardware and software-related personal computer issues and computer network problems.
Issues that typically require computer repair include failed hardware components, software bugs, driver incompatibilities, spyware and malware problems, network connectivity problems, operating system upgrades, and complete computer overhauls.
When faced with the need for computer repair, options include do-it-yourself solutions, technical support help, computer repair stores such as BestBuy’s GeekSquad, and remote computer repair services.
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