3 Sites To Look Out For Tech Troubleshooting

by Karan Goel

Last time I talked about some sites that can help you to repair your PC at your home itself. But, what should you do when you have no idea about what and where to repair and need one-on-one advice?

If you have a PC and internet, you would first try to Google it out. If success doesn’t seem close, you call your known-technicians. And, they can sometimes be not willing to help you.

So, I present you 3 websites where people are willing to help you out!

1. Geeks To Go

Geeks To Go has an active forum that specializes in security, operating systems, hardware, software, and development to ensure if you have a problem, you can find a solution. With over 1.5 million posts, there have been quite a lot of happy customers. So if you are having trouble with something, be sure to check out the Geeks To Go forum.

2. Tech Guy

The Tech Guy’s forum is a lot larger than Computer Hope, and focuses on more key areas such as operating systems, networking, internet and emailing, hardware, software, software development, security, do-it-yourself projects and many more areas. With many people online at a time, you should be able to get computer support really quickly on a wide range of topics.

3. Computer Hope

Computer Hope offers a number of different solutions to get computer advice. You can search for previously asked questions, read basic troubleshooting tips, find companies contact information, or look through the hardware and software listing or computer tips to get help. But if you don’t find anything helpful in those sections, the next step is to post in their forums. The forum covers topics such as Microsoft, Hardware, Software, Internet and Networking and a few other topics. If you still need more help, Computer Hope offers online chat and email too.

So, I hope these sites and there wonderful people will help you out whenever needed.

Do you have some other sites to solve your tech problems? Share with us in the comments!