Choosing the right kind of support can save time. The deciding question is simple: does the technician need physical access to diagnose the full system?
Remote support is often suitable for
- Email and application settings
- Software errors and updates
- Microsoft 365 questions
- Guided security checks
- Problems that occur on one working, internet-connected computer
On-site support is better for
- A computer that will not start or connect
- Wi-Fi dead zones and intermittent networks
- Routers, switches, cabling, printers and POS hardware
- Starlink placement or connectivity between buildings
- Problems involving several devices or an entire location
Safety comes first
Only allow remote access after you have contacted a provider you trust. Confirm who you are speaking with, use a temporary session and end it when the work is complete. Unexpected callers asking for access should be treated with caution.
Start with the symptom
Tell us what stopped working. We will confirm whether remote help or an on-site visit makes more sense.
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