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TUCSON COMPUTER REPAIR SERVICE
THANK YOU! We’d like to thank our customers for making Tucson Computer Repair Service the best reviewed computer repair company in Tucson. We strive to improve our customer service on a daily basis. Customer satisfaction really is our #1 priority!
We are one of the longest standing computer repair companies in Tucson because we stay current with the new technology and treat our customers as we would like to be treated ourselves. We pride ourselves on honesty and integirty, even when being honest with the customer might mean that we make less money. This, in the long term, is actually good business. Too few companies realize that!
We work on both Windows and Apple computers, both desktops and laptops. We have become known as the company you go to when no other computer repair company is willing or able to help. Our no.1 source of referrals are our online reputation and other computer repair companies.
Computer and Laptop Repair, Maintenance, & Troubleshooting
Apple Macbook Repair
Tucson Virus and Spyware Removal
Hardware Repair & Soldering
Internet Security
Data Backup Solutions
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
• Cracked Laptop LCD Screen Replacements
• Laptop DC Power Jack Repair
• Apple OSX, Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and Windows 10 Repair, Troubleshooting, and Reinstalls
• Spam and Virus Protection
• Broken Laptop LCD Hinge, Bracket, and Other Hardware Repairs
• Data Recovery Services
• AND MORE!
Our new micro-soldering and rework station. We now have the tools to do circuit-board level repairs.
CRACKED OR BROKEN LAPTOP LCD SCREEN? WE CAN HELP!
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Laptop LCD screens are very fragile and it doesn’t take much to break them. Many people believe that if you crack the LCD screen on your laptop, the replacement LCD will be so expensive that you might as well buy a new laptop. But this is very rarely the case. Our average LCD replacement costs around $165.00 including installation, sometimes even less, well below the cost of a new computer—and also well below the prices at the chain stores.
Call us and we’ll be happy to give you a free estimate.
520-425-8730
Do you have a pesky virus?
We’ll not only remove the computer viruses, we’ll make sure you have the latest security updates to make it less likely that you’ll get re-infected in the future. We’ll also install free Anti-virus software if you need it.
Cracked or Broken laptop LCD Screen?
We carry the most common laptop LCD screens in stock. If we do have yours in stock, we can have it installed the same day you bring your computer in! Contact us first for a free estimate before you spend $$$ on a new computer. The cost of replacing your laptop LCD screen is typically much less than the cost of a new laptop. We can have your computer looking and working like new again.
Broken Laptop LCD/Screen hinges?
The vast majority of computer repair shops or computer stores will tell you that broken hinges or hinge joints on laptops is either an unrepairable problem or will cost the value of the laptop to fix. Not true. We can repair 95% of these cases most often without the need to order new parts.
Broken or defective laptop DC/Power Jack?
Not many local companies do this type of repair anymore, but we do!
Liquid damaged PC laptop or Apple Macbook?
We have a state-of-the-art Crest ultrasonic cleaner that can often bring liquid-damaged electronics devices back to life.
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 problems?
From non-booting computers, to Slowwwwww computers, we can help!
Computer became slow and unresponsive?
Due to a variety of software factors, after about 2 or 3 years or most computers will start slowing down noticeably. A performance optimization or reinstallation of the Windows operating system can make a world of difference in terms of reviving your computer’s lost performance, and at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a new one. That old(ish) system of yours may still have a lot of life in it yet.
WHAT DO OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
My laptop died and I read reviews of computer repair places before I brought it to Chris at Tucson Computer and iPhone Repair. I was 125% satisfied with the service I received. He diagnosed the problem, offered me several options, and then transferred my hard drive into another laptop, saving my data and programs — all for an incredibly reasonable fee. With excellent communication skills, professional expertise and fair pricing, Tucson Computer and iPhone Repair deserves your business.
TCRS CustomerI waited a month to post this review to make sure that the repair would last, and it has! Chris was able to help me with my broken laptop hinge for a reasonable price after three computer stores turned me away saying there was nothing that they could to to help. Within minutes of looking at the problem Chris knew exactly what needed to be done to fix it, and he got it up and running the next day. Seriously, if you’re dealing with a broken laptop definitely consider taking it here!
TCRS CustomerI experienced excellent customer service at this computer repair shop. Michael Cohen and another man whose name I did not get were both focused on the problem that I had with my Lenovo laptop. They were professional, courteous, and helpful. Michael ordered a needed part for me that I could pick up the next day and was very nice and helpful then as well. Thank you very much.
TCRS CustomerTucson Virus Removal: HOW DID MY COMPUTER GET INFECTED?
The vast majority of time viruses come from infected websites. These viruses exploit a security vulnerability in in your web browser, whether it’s Internet Explorer, Firefox, or another. The owner of the website from which your computer contracted the virus may or may not be aware that it contains malicious code. It’s been estimate that over 90% of the infected websites on the World Wide Web are legitimate, meaning that the people who own or manage the website are not aware that their website is infected and were not the ones who infected it in the first place. To give an example, a while back we had four different customers who came to us with infected computers who swore that the last website they visited was that of a major airline. This was too coincidental not to be true.
Your best protection against these threats is to be careful what websites you visit, what links you click on, and keep your antivirus software up to date.
Tip #1: Keep Your Operating System and Web Browser Up-to-Date
This is vitally important. Microsoft regularly releases security updates for Windows operating systems, whether you’re using Windows XP, Vista, or the new 7. Big collections of security updates and bug fixes are called “service packs.” If you are running Windows XP, as of this date, you should also have Service Pack 3 installed. For Vista, Service Pack 2. For Windows 7, service pack 1.
Unless you have a good reason for not doing so, Automatic Updates should be turned on.
Tip #2: Consider Switching from Internet Explorer to Mozilla Firefox as your default web browser.
Most people “in the know” believe Firefox is a more secure and better updated web browser, not quite as prone to exploits as IE.
Tip #3: Do not open email attachments from people you do not know.
Opening up unknown email attachments is a great way to infect your computer with a virus.
Tip #4: Resist the temptation to install "free" Internet games, emoticons, desktop screensavers, and the like.
These so-called “free” programs often contain adware or worse and can result in your computer being plagued with pop-up advertisements amongst other very annoying things. In general, if you don’t have a good reason to trust the source of the free game or program do not download it, install it, or agree to install it.
Tip #5: Stay away from suspicious websites.
Use your common sense in this respect.
Tip #6: Ideally, restrict access to your computer to the adults of the household.
Understand that if you let your precocious 13 year old play around on your computer, with free reign to the Internet, it is probably not going to be long before your computer is infected with all sorts of malware. Again, use your own best judgement on this. Your 13 year old may know more about computers than you do, but he doesn’t have to pay for the computer repair technician 😉
Tip #7: Be cautious, not paranoid.
The Internet is full of scams, preditors, and malware, and deserves due cautiousness on your part, but if you follow some basic rules then you can dramatically reduce your exposure to them. And enjoy the Internet as it was meant to be enjoyed.
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How to protect your computer from Viruses and Spyware
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Tucson Computer Repair Service
Address:
4604 E. Grant Rd.
Tucson AZ 85712
Hours:
(Mon – Fri: 9:00AM – 6:00PM, Sat: 12:00PM – 3:00PM)