Computer Installation Services Minneapolis

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Computer Equipment Installation

I can install your new computer in your home or office anywhere in the Minneapolis area for a modest fee. I recommend that you call me before your computer arrives so that we can discuss things you'll want to do to be prepared. But you can call me to make an appointment to install computers, printers, modems, network equipment, scanners or other peripherals even if your computer equipemt has already arrived. My computer installation service comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you're not satisfied with my service, I give you your money back. Just as simple as that.

Setting up a new personal computer for the first time can be very intimidating. While computers have gotten a lot easier to use overall, those first moments of ownership can be incredibly aggrivating. I'll make sure that everything is connected properly and that the computer's basic software is set up properly. That way I can prevent problems before they become problems.

I can install the hardware and software so that you don't have to wade through user manuals and set-up diagrams, sort out the dozens of power cords and cables, and fill out the many forms that new computers require. If this isn't your first computer, you know how stressful that can be. And if you've already tried to install your new computer and you know it isn't working the way it should, call me and I'll find and fix the problem so that you can start enjoying all of the benefits of a personal computer.

Virus and Spyware Removal

If your home or office computer is acting strangely, it may have been infected by a computer virus or other malicious spyware or adware. I can clean your system and recommend products that will help keep your PC running at peak performance.

Home Network - Wireless LAN Installation

Another daunting task is setting up a router for your home network to connect multiple computers to the Internet with a DSL or cable connection. That's another area where new users will face a steady stream of computer jargon, cords, connectors, and forms to fill out. It can be terribly confusing the first time, even for experienced computer users. If you have a high speed Internet connection in your home or office using DSL or a cable modem, you can share that connection with all of your computers with a Local Area Network. Installation costs vary, but a wireless router can eliminate the need for running cables through walls, floors, or ceilings. The savings of installing a wireless network can pay for the equipment.