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I am MrJantzen.  I live in Framingham, Massachusetts with my wife and children, two dogs and three cats.  Three of my children still live at home and are determined to drive me crazy. 

 

As you may have experienced, many people in the computer industry do not play well with others.  I, on the other hand, did pay attention in kindergarten when they taught us to be nice and play well with others.  I speak plain understandable English, not "techi" words to impress and confuse.  I have over 20 years of computer related experience working for large companies.  I have a wealth of practical knowledge and enjoy putting it to use. 

 

Send me an email to if you would like to schedule a visit, a consultation or would like more information.

 

Bill

 


Company History
 

I started doing computer work on the side a number of years ago when a co-worker asked me if I could teach a friend of theirs how to use the new PC she had just purchased.  It took an hour just to get her to sit at the keyboard and try anything.  She was scared to death of the thing.  Before long she was able to turn the computer on and off by herself and even type a business letter.  That was before Windows and color monitors and mice, way before the Internet.

 

Computers, software, and people have come a long way in a short period of time.  Computers are easier to use now and most people can surf the Web, send and receive email, and do a wide variety of things with their home computers.  But most people still need assistance from time to time when things go wrong. 

 

Viruses, SPAM, Spyware, Adware, Pop-Ups all cause the average person stress, sometimes too much stress.  Your computer starts rebooting randomly, or takes forever to start or shut down, or just runs very slowly.  Yes, there are tools out there to help with all of these problems, but which ones work and how do you use them?  That's where I can help.




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