Welcome to PCnetFX Computer Services LLC,

We are here to offer you the best computer experience that is both personal and affordable to our clients, by walking you through the maze of computer lingo and gadgets. We will help both the residential and small business clients with a wide range of computer services to meet and customize all your computer needs. We specialize in networking, repairs, securities, upgrades, Ethernet/ wireless connections, web design, data back up and online support. We pride our self in getting your system working the way you need them to function for you and/or your business.

Our highly knowledgeable team of computer specialist will work with you every step of the way in getting your job to perfection. Our service tech’s will diagnosis and fix your computer and give you pointer on how to keep it running smoothly. The networking department will help secure and connect your computer to the outside world, and get you business functioning with the latest technology. If you are in need o f building a web site let our web developer, design a site to suite your personal and/or business specifications.

Take a moment to browse our web site see what we have to offer. We are only a phone call way and would be happy to assist you in any computer matter that you have at hand.

Here's a list of things your owner's manuals just don't tell you, and they may save you time and money!

1. Turn it off, turn it back on.  Nine times out of ten, rebooting your computer and any equipment that connects to it will solve the problem.

2. Check the cables.  I know it sounds simple, but things come unplugged or become loose.

3. If you can’t get online, call your Internet service provider first.  Connection problems can often be checked and fixed –free.

4. Back up your data.  External hard drives with lots of memory are getting cheaper by the day and worth it if your hard drive takes a digger.  There are even secure online backup services that will save your data offsite for a small fee.

5. Give it a rest.  Turning off your computer when it’s not in use saves energy and clears out the RAM, or temporary memory, which would otherwise slow your machine over time.

6. Use “Strong” passwords.  Use a combination of letters and numbers, but not your birth date,  to create a “base” password, and adding a unique suffix for each site you use.  If your base password is your spouse’s initials and your anniversary date (SP061789), you Amazon password might be “SP061789AM.”

7. Got neighbors?  If you do, protect your home wireless network with a password.  Getting into a non-encrypted network is child’s play or for any one parking nearby with a computer access.