A Windows 10, automatic, "free," Features update rendered my fancy desktop comatose. It was as though a vampire drained the life blood out of it, just in time for Halloween. Then a savior arrived in the form of a young man from Home Computer Help. He was able to put the computer on external life support, to provide a transfusion, along with various transplants, as required. The surgery was delicate, touch and go, according to the telephone updates I received over the course of a few days. I truly thought my trusty computer had been murdered, but it has been resurrected - Office, Outlook 2013, AVG, Windows 10, Word, Excel, photos, and all. If you need a clever, patient, reliable, good-humored soul, to save you when you are sure that all is lost because a disastrous software update has ruined your entire life yet again, call Brian Draa. He does not have a red cape, but he arrives quickly enough in an orange car. (He does business computers too.)

We've been using Home Computer Help for several years now and have only the VERY best of things to say about Mark and his business. Mark is extremely knowledgeable, reliable, and courteous. He and his wife, Barb, go out of their way to accommodate the customer. We've even had them return a phone call on their way home from vacation! You can definitely rely on them to help with any sort of computer-related need. I really don't know how we'd manage without Home Computer Help.