Computer acting weird
Slowdowns, strange pop-ups, browser problems, updates, startup junk, settings and everyday troubleshooting.
Home Technology Support · Big Rapids & Mid-Michigan
When the computer is slow, the printer refuses to print, Wi-Fi keeps dropping or a new device never quite got set up, you should not have to spend another night searching for fixes.
Tell me what is happening in normal words. I’ll help figure out what is wrong, what can be fixed remotely, and when it actually makes sense for someone to come to you.
Computer & Device Help
Most people do not need a new computer or a complicated repair plan. They need someone willing to look at the actual problem, explain the options, and get as much working again as possible.
Slowdowns, strange pop-ups, browser problems, updates, startup junk, settings and everyday troubleshooting.
Installing or setting up software, email, sign-ins, passwords, account confusion and getting things configured the way you need them.
Printers, scanners, new computers, phones and other devices that need setup, connection help or a second look.
More printer help →Wi-Fi & Connected Home
Weak signal, new routers, devices that disconnect and rooms where the connection never seems reliable.
More Wi-Fi help →Help with compatible Ring, Alexa, Blink, Wyze and other connected devices, including apps, settings, alerts and shared access.
Smart-home help →If someone mounted it, plugged it in or tried to set it up and it still will not cooperate, I can troubleshoot the technology side.
Helping a Parent or Family Member
If a parent, grandparent or other family member nearby is struggling with technology, I can help them in person with updates, video calling, printers, passwords, devices, Alexa and other everyday technology—then explain what changed in plain language.

Experienced Support
I have spent more than 10 years troubleshooting technology remotely and in person. I’ll work through the problem, fix what I can, and explain what matters without making you feel like you should already know the answer.
What Happens Next
Describe the problem the way you would to a friend. Screenshots, error messages and “it just stopped working” are all fine.
If it can be handled remotely, that is usually faster and less expensive. If hands-on help makes more sense, I can come to you.
I’ll work through the problem, explain what matters, and leave you knowing what changed instead of wondering what someone did.
Ready to Get It Fixed?
You have already dealt with it long enough. Start with remote help when the problem is on the computer itself, or choose an in-home visit when someone needs to physically be there.
Best for software, email, accounts, settings, updates, printer troubleshooting and most everyday computer problems.
Book remote support → In-home / on-site appointmentBest for installation, hardware access, smart-home setup, device placement and anything that needs hands-on work.
Book in-home support →No subscription required. No need to know the technical diagnosis before you book.