Description
FAQ:
How do I actually get technical support?
To get support from one of our Tech Pros just purchase a one-time fix or subscription. After your purchase, you can connect to a Tech Pro via phone or online chat and if needed the Tech Pro can also perform a virtual house call. You can also schedule a callback to have a Tech Pro fix your issue at a more convenient time.
How do virtual house calls work?
Remote sessions require your permission to perform to start, you remain in complete control of the remote connection at all times, and you can see everything the technician does.
What devices do you cover?
We cover nearly all internet-connected devices, including, but not limited to: personal computers (PCs, Macs), smartphones (Android & iOS), Smart TVs, printers, routers, sound systems, gaming systems, home theaters, automation systems, digital assistants, drones, etc.
What operating systems do you cover?
We cover the latest OS versions of Mac, Windows, Android, and iOS and older versions still supported by the manufacturer. At this time, we do not support Linux.
What types of problems do you fix?
We can diagnose and resolve almost any tech problem via remote technical support. Some of the types of issues we have recently solved are: connecting devices to a home network, tuning up a slow computer, removing viruses or malware, setting up a new printer or device to the internet, recovering lost or deleted files, updating or installing new OS system or software, migrating data, help with password recovery, and more.
Are your Tech Pros really experts?
Our Tech Pros have been solving tech issues for years across all brands and devices. They go through rigorous hiring and training processes and receive robust coaching and mentoring from our senior staff and hands-on learning experiences.
How many computers or devices does a plan cover?
Our monthly and annual subscription plans cover all internet-connected devices that you own at a single physical address, this includes computers and mobile phones to printers, Smart TVs, and even drones.
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