NBN, Wi-Fi & Internet Help
Dead spots, dropouts and the speed you're actually paying for.
What this coversEveryday tech help
The gear is rarely the problem. It is the seventeen cables, the dock that only drives one monitor, the printer that works from the laptop but not the phone, and the soundbar that the TV remote refuses to control.
I set the whole thing up as one system rather than a pile of separate boxes — so the second screen comes on when you plug in, the printer is reachable from every device in the house, and one remote does what you expect.
Call 0452 128 638These are the ones I get called about most. If yours is not listed, it is still worth asking.
Yes, including getting the height right, hiding the cabling where the wall allows it, and setting the picture up properly afterwards. Most TVs leave the factory in a showroom mode that looks terrible in a real lounge room, and that is a five-minute fix people never get told about.
That is a lot of what this is. Monitor height and position, a dock that carries power and displays over one cable, a headset that works with your meeting software, and a printer that just answers. It is worth doing once rather than tolerating for a year.
Usually Wi-Fi rather than the TV. Televisions often have weaker aerials than a laptop and sit further from the router, behind furniture. That is fixable, and it overlaps with the Wi-Fi work — I will look at both while I am there.
Jobs that often come up alongside this one.
Dead spots, dropouts and the speed you're actually paying for.
What this coversDevices that stay connected instead of dropping off overnight.
What this coversNew device day, without the evening of frustration.
What this coversOn-site for home office, tv & av setup across metropolitan Adelaide and surrounding suburbs. Remote support is available Australia-wide where the job allows it.
Describe it however makes sense to you. You will get a straight answer about what I think it is, and what it is likely to cost, before anything gets touched.