Fixing Broken Software

$75/hr

In the movies, you will see somebody go visit a computer geek who starts hacking away at a computer, opening different screens and running diagnostics on your computer without ever popping in a CD or thumb drive. That's a Hollywood geek.

In real life, 98% of geeks don't know how to fix your software. Another 1% works for the company that made the software. The other 1% has way too much time on their hands.

When you hire a tech to fix software, like your accounting software, your productivity software, or game, he or she doesn't know what the cause of the problem is.

When you request software service, you are paying a geek to conduct research to see what other people have done to fix the problem, or call tech support.

Most of the time, your money is well spent calling tech support with the company that made the software. If this is not something you want to do, somebody like me can do it for you. You are better off having a geek like me call tech support for your software. A computer tech can probably run through the troubleshooting steps much faster and effectively than a non-techie.