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Business Overview
No Ware Computer Repair is a repair business, offering a range of services, including hardware and software solutions. The shop provides services for both personal and business clients, but the quality of their work seems to be inconsistent. While some reviewers express positive experiences, others report problems with the services and negative interactions with the owner. Data recovery, virus removal, and remote support appear to be their core offerings.
Services Offered
Most Recent Reviews
Great service, of all types! This has been our business and personal go to spot for hardware and software solutions of all sorts. We have had great experiences with data recovery, fixing charging ports, we have brought in old vintage stuff to have things fixed. Fast turnaround service, and you can just tell he cares.
- Aaron LeGore
My hard drive was going down fast. Erik retrieved all my data, photos, etc. Installed a new hard drive, cleaned everything up and had me back up asap. The cost was very reasonable and he offered helpful recommendations and answered all my questions-with a kindness about him. Eric is a gem and I am so grateful to have found him. No Ware Computer Repair has more than earned my business.
- Dana Hobika
The remote support they offer was a major computer saver. I made an appointment with the nice Tech there named Eric, he guided me through setting up my computer with the program they use. I went errand running and when I came back my computer was clean, running better than ever, and I didn't even have to lug my HUGE tower into their shop. Highly recommend!
- L Lilleland
I called No Ware today. The owner was extremely rude. First, I explained that I didn't have major computer issues with my MAC. He replied with "Let's be honest, if it were simple, you wouldn't be calling me". I explained that I am having issues opening Word and I need to wipe my computer clean after I transfer some docs to a hard drive. I told him Simply Mac charged $79 to wipe.. but I think it's a few clicks. He replied with "If you're worried about $79 then you can't afford me. My prices are way higher." I began to explain that most people check around for prices when making a purchase. He interrupted me in the middle of my sentence and said "Have a nice day" and hung up. Who knows? He may do a good job at repairing computers. But he will be expensive... he let me know that right off the bat. And he's rude.
- Brook Calhoon
Jury is still out. They got the computer running again by reloading windows 10. However I lost all of the software. They did save all of our files and loaded a free "open office" but it does not work with files created previously with Word and Excel. Also bought a year of virus protection from them but I don't know anything about it, hope it does what it needs to. Spent $350 to get the computer going again and another $140 for the virus protection. And I still need to figure out how to work with our old files. Guess I need to purchase additional Microsoft package with Word and Excell on my own and try to get it loaded. I doubt my abilities to do that. Needless to say I am definitely not comfortable where I am on this journey. I don't know if another company would be less expensive and more helpful or not? Maybe things will work out but I am terrified of trying to anything on my computer.
- carl fulkerson