Get you computer repaired for free or at least find out what's wrong with it without having to pay a fee. If I can fix it on the spot without any replacement parts, the work is free. If I have to fix it with replacement parts, and I have the parts on hand from donated computer parts, then I will fix it for free. If the computer is broke, and I don't have the replacement parts available, I will point you in the right direction to purchase the right parts at the right price. I normally use NewEgg.com, TigerDirect.com, eBay.com and Amazon.com as my online source, and I do extensive price comparison and check reviews before recommending a part to be purchased. If the part can be found quicker and at a reasonable price, I also use local stores  PC Spezialist, Saturn, MediMarkt, and AAFES PX/BX. Unfortunately I almost never find the parts at the PX/BX but every now and then you can find a good deal so I try to keep my eyes open there as well. So anyway, once the part is purchased, I will fix your computer for free. All I ask in return is to rate my support in the forum so others will now how great this service is and that you consider making a donation so that I can continue providing this great support.

If your computer is running so slow that you are getting tired and ready to fall asleep before you can use it, then there may be a problem. I just got done writting a very long thread about this issue in the forum here that I believe may help you. It's a bit long but there is a lot of good information in there. Plus, since it's in the forum you can reply back and let us know if it helped or provide additional information that may help speed up those slow computers.

Some of the information that is covered deals with fragmented hard drives, startup programs, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and memory upgrades. I've posted how some of these issues can slow your computer and what you can do to speed it up.

I've been up and operating for almost 2 months now and it has gone by quick. Lots of e-mails, a few trouble tickets and lots of computer, network, and some house wiring repairs. I thought I would just post what I've been doing over the last few weeks so you can see what all I am cable of doing here at KMCTechGuy.

One of the big projects I had was repairing a HP Mini 100 netbook. The hard drive failed on this guy as was very apparent by the clicking and screaching sounds it was making. Normally replacing a hard drive on a PC or laptop is fairly simple, but on a netbook, it's like working on a watch.

KMCTechGuy is growing, and I'm slowly adding better support and features to the site. If you are looking for a place to get free computer support, free network support, or free tech support in the KMC area, then you have found it. Make sure you tell your friends about us as well.