I just found your site about 2 weeks ago and love it. For the most part you deal with and talk about the now not the future tech but the stuff people own now that has problems so we can fix it. Now I check your site before HardOCP, Arstechnica and all the other tech blogs. Funny thing is I really haven’t had the time to dive into the forum but I am sure I’ll be just as impressed with it as I am the site. Keep up the great work!

Very good information. I would suggest however, that you put a date/time stamp on the articles so it’s easier to see what’s new. Thanks.

Dammit… last time I promise, Please also add a print button on the articles.

I discovered this site about six months ago and love it. The forums taught me some really great useful info and even some useless junk . The articles are great. The computer repair kit is excellent. I use it so much. Bruce, keep up the good work!

LOVE it as it is. Don’t change a thing.

We need more video tutorials. Great site.

Someone in the forum asked about setting up a technibble IRC chat channel. It would be great to have something like this for real time interaction among like-minded techs.

Alternatively you might consider adding a chat feature to your most excellent web site.

So far I love this site. It has been a great source of up-to-date information, and the free tools have been a big help.

I’m enjoying this site immensely!

Found out about it a couple months ago. I’m a UK based technician , been doing this about 7 years now. I’m not learning anything new from this site, as I’ve learnt for myself over the years everything you discuss. But that’s not the point. It’s nice to read your articles and see my own journeys contained within. Pretty much everything you say I agree with, hearing you discuss how you charge, how you deal with customers, how you deal with marketing, the mistakes you’ve made and the successes – it’s like a mirror on my own career.

I’m at a stumbling block in what I do, I really need to expand and really don’t know where to turn. I’ve a lot of issues with getting somebody else in, not least where do i find them, and the whole trust issue. Maybe you’ve reached the same crossroads and would like to share your thoughts on it sometime ?

Best of luck Bryce. I’ll keep reading hoping you can solve that final piece in my puzzle

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Love the site! Looks like I missed your “repair kit” I have been looking for a set of tools to get me started again, have been out of the hands on for over 5 years so would be great to have a starter kit to look at. Reading over the above comments you have a good group that rely on your service. Keep up the great work.

Regards,
Troy

Great site. Keep up the good work! All info on site is very relevant to what i see in the field. Great JOB!

I think you do a wonderful job. I am just a beginner on computers (other than forums and a page).
And I had a suppose friend hack me (after almost 2 years knowing them–charming person). Never gave my password–he just knew a lot. And I knew so little.
I get lots of advise here–hard to know who to listen too. And who to trust. And not much is free advise. I’m not here to hook-up (sometimes that seems usual too on the net)
This computer was used by many so a lot of garbage on it too.
I came across your site. And starting reading more and more–been very helpful to me. I always worked with animals( animal and people science) so have little experience with computers.

But now that I have been here would love to be able to do more with computers on my own. And perhaps help others with theirs too.

Of course I would like to see more for people like me who aren’t in the know like many here are but would like to learn. The basic kits and programs. I’m sure there are others just like me who don’t know or have in their life someone who knows computers well.

I like to thank you all for the great job you do

Great Site, Like many others have said I would appreciate more of your video tutorials. I also enjoy reading your stories about different situations that you have had to deal with.

Maybe for the tutorials you can walk us through how to use each of the tools in the toolkit.

Thanks for creating such a usefull site.

Don’t change anything. If it aint broke, don’t fix it. The best forum on the net by far.

This website has really been an insperation to me, and made me think that, with a little help, you can go a long way and that’s exactly what you are providing people with, you should be proud of yourself . As a 16 year old it is hard to get any jobs because of the stereotypical image of a teenager popping into one anothers heads however you have supplied me with great help the really motivated me and increased my motivation to get out there and work for a living.

Like others here I found your site over a year ago. This site is really so helpfull and very imformative. You deal with the issues of today. You talk to us techs about improtant things like how to advertise, talking to clients, showing us where the great free tools are, and so more..

Please dont change a thing. You are doing all of us a great service by having this website. Keep up the good work…

I’ve been working as a computer technician for 8 years and never before had I found a site so useful and so focused in the small computer business. All the information relating to business and tools has been of great use for me. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with us computer technicians around the world.
As a side note, I use firefox as my browser and your page is in my bookmarks toolbar, so your new icon looks great with the smart bookmarks add-on.

Keep it up

Great job with the site, I love the newsletter and your free software guide especially and this site is always my first stop for computer related questions. The simplicity of the site layout and the concise advice and answers are very refreshing. The video tutorials sound like a great idea.

Being a “non-tech” on a tech oriented site there are many topics that are far above my head, but for the love of God please DO NOT change the site content just to appeal to a larger demographic. There are plenty of sites for the average user with the average issues. I need a site that will give me solutions to more serious and in depth issues that, most importantly being a non-tech, I can trust. So i peruse your website gleaning a little info here, a little there, and have learned far more than I have from any other site I’ve come across, including when to say no when a friend asks me to look at their computer.

Thanks Bryce, keep up the great work!!

i’ll follow you to ?ell. cause i know you find away home i know what the adam looks like from the window. i’ve been on the fringes too long not to see a good thing when i see it.to have a site where you do find the answer even stuff you forgot THANKS

Hi Bryce, Been to your site for about a couple of months now. Great site, great information not only for ‘Professionals’ but for the ‘layman’ (smee!!) who can do there own fixing. Keep up the good work won’t you. Only one question; when are you going to update the ‘Tool kit’? please?

Cheers & beers!