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Remote Support Session

Serving Stellenbosch & surrounds • Transparent pricing • POPIA-aligned

Remote IT support session on a laptop with headset and tools.

What’s included

  • Secure remote connection (with your consent)
  • Troubleshooting and quick fixes
  • Updates, clean-up, and settings help
  • Plain-English guidance while we work

Details

TL;DR: We connect to your PC remotely, fix common software problems, and guide you as we go—no call-out needed.
Local: Great for SU students, homes in Welgevonden/Die Boord, and Technopark teams who need quick help.

Problems we fix

  • Email won’t add, keeps asking for a password
  • “Driver unavailable” or printer won’t show
  • Slow start-up, pop-ups, noisy start-up apps
  • Windows updates failing or stuck
  • Browser homepage changed by adware
  • Small Wi-Fi or file-sharing hiccups

What’s included

  • A secure session link (you approve it)
  • Live troubleshooting with plain words
  • Updates & clean-up where helpful
  • A short notes sheet: what we changed and next steps

How we work (at a glance)

  1. Book a slot that suits you
  2. Connect securely with your OK (you’ll see everything)
  3. Fix & explain: we talk you through the steps
  4. Test: print a page, send an email, reboot if needed
  5. Handover: simple notes you can keep

Time & cost in Stellenbosch

Do-nots (save time and stress)

  • Don’t install random “cleaners” from ads
  • Don’t click every “fix now” pop-up
  • Don’t set three antivirus apps—they fight each other
  • Don’t keep retrying a stuck update during a deadline—call us

When to stop DIY & call us

  • Printer shows “driver unavailable” after updates
  • Outlook or Gmail loops sign-in
  • Browser keeps opening to ads
  • PC is slow at start and fans roar
  • Updates fail again and again

Real stories around town

  • SU first-year (Huis Marais): Email kept asking for a password. We fixed 2-step sign-in and it synced in minutes.
  • Die Boord home office: Printer worked on one PC but not the other. We cleaned the old driver and set a steady setup—test page done.
  • Technopark staffer: Windows update loop at 8 am. We cleared the cache, installed the right patch, and meetings ran on time.

Simple tips

  • Let Windows update on a quiet evening weekly
  • Keep one strong passphrase in a password manager
  • Remove browser add-ons you don’t use
  • Keep printer and PC on the same Wi-Fi (not guest)

What you need

  • Stable internet and your Windows/macOS login
  • Time to approve the connection and a quick reboot if asked
  • For email: your mail password and phone for 2-step codes

POPIA-aware handling • CPA-aligned warranties • Lawful e-waste routing on request (with data-wipe certificate)