The Ghost in Your Machine

Anyone with a home computer will occasionally experience problems or needs beyond their comfort level. The usual scenario involves calling your manufacturer and spending countless hours on the phone with Technical Support, sometimes getting conflicting advice, maybe getting an incorrect shipment, and often a complete Hard Drive format. Once you've been through all of that, lost your data and are ready to just buy a new computer, Technical Support determines that perhaps your Hard Drive is faulty or your Network card needs to be replaced. The earliest a technician will contact you is sometime in the beginning of the following week, which now puts you at 7 or more days without a computer at home.

If you have a home computer problem, it may bring you some comfort to know that you're not alone.

In August of 2003, the Star Tribune conducted the following survey on 1043 people:

Computers mysteriously restarted and tens of thousands of people lost Internet access as a virus-like network infection spread worldwide. Security officials said the Internet worm was part of a coordinated electronic attach that exploited a serious flaw in the Windows operating system.
What about you? Have you had mysterious computer problems?
The survey results:
Yes -- all the time		188 / 18%
Only a few problems, but they are mysterious		496 / 48%
Any problems are usually my fault		187 / 18%
Never		146 / 14%
Don't know		26 / 2%

If you're having computer problems all the time, only a few problems, but they are mysterious or any problems that you know are usually your fault, Computer Problem Busters, Inc. can help you fix them. If you've spent too many hours on the phone getting no support and living without a computer, Computer Problem Busters, Inc. can give you the support that you need, on-site, to get your computer back fast, understand what the problem was and not pay a lot of money. At Computer Problem Busters, Inc., our goal is to be your computer "lifeline".