With the downturn in the domestic economy Sunbury computer repair specialists The Computer Company have noticed a marked increase in the need for the repair of older computers.
It seems that more people are opting to fix their computer rather than replace them with new ones. It makes good financial sense and as a bonus it makes good environmental sense, avoiding the growing mountains of tech waste.
The most important part of any repair is the recovery of the existing data on the computer. The Computer Company has developed a range of techniques that allow them to get your data off a "dead" computer in less the 48 hours.
Russell Barker the head technician told this reporter that many of their new customers are coming in with computers that don't boot. Sometimes they've noticed that something's wrong and suspect they've got a virus.
"The thought of losing their valuable data, usually photo's is very distressing" says Russell Barker. "We reassure them and set to work..."
If your computer has "packed up" or won't boot don't panic! you can get some high tech advice and old fashioned service. By just walking into the Sunbury store.
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