Computer Repairs, PC Service, and Technology Consulting in Carroll County, Maryland
Call Now: 410-871-2877, for local computer help in Westminster, Maryland.
PC410 provides on-site and remote PC hardware and software integration, installation, managed service plans, and computer repairs in Carroll County, Maryland and near-by areas, including Baltimore. Custom computers built-to-order, or choose from top computer lines, pre-configured with your business’ specialty software.
Specialties:
- Computer repairs: Hardware upgrades, software patching, and PC tuneups.
- Technology Consultant: For businesses too small to have on-site PC help, remote computer management and maintenance.
- Tuneups: Improve speed by turning off un-needed software and checking for malware and installing updates.
- Data migration: Move all your files, mail, shortcuts, documents, pictures, and more from an old computer to a new one.
- Malware cleanup: Virus removal, adware, ransomware, spyware, worms, and cryptoware: Your computers should work for you, not some hacker. Cybersecurity isn’t one program; it’s endpoint protection, system backups, and employee security training.
- Data recovery: Data copied from damaged computers and bad drives.
- PC Sales: Authorized dealer for Lenovo and Dell, including finding exactly the options you want, or custom computers, built to do what you need, in any environment.
- Web Design: Fully-Managed Web Hosting, AI art creation, and design work. Hosting includes updates and off-site backups.
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Latest PC Action Items
- Windows 11 feature update 24H2 was released October 1st, 2024. Get help installing it if it doesn’t offer to upgrade.
- Windows 10 21H2 ended in June 2023, and all of Windows 10 and Office versions up to 2019 will end October 14th, 2025.
- There’s a FREE Windows 11 keyboard shortcut chart available to download and print.
- Windows 11 won’t install on computers from before 2018. But checking to see if it can run on your computer is free; call for help.
- There’s a new video up: It’s an introduction to recognizing emails and web pages that aren’t safe.
