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Jenny1000

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Jenny1000

Jenny1000

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Posting this as I found it hard to find recommendations for IT support!

I woul highly recommend Zoltan 07891097260 who fixed my extremely slow running and glitchy Dell laptop and it now seems like a brand new machine.

He's based in Mitcham but travels all over - will come to you on his bike.

He can also help with Macs and phones/tablets - he worked as an 'apple genius' in the Mac store before doing this.

I thought the price was v reasonable for the time spent and how thorough he was. Nice guy who seemed trustworthy.

This is his website, though I found him via a more convoluted route! https://techgeniuz.co.uk/

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Toby Tobias

Toby Tobias

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After reading the above post I contacted Zoltan re my printer which had stopped working.  Zoltan advised that the printer was broken (it was 12 years old!) and suggested a new one, which I ordered and he installed for me.  He is very knowledgeable about anything techy and was most helpful as I also want to upgrade my software and possibly get a new laptop.  Zoltan was punctual, helpful and very pleasant. I will certainly be calling on his assistance again and would recommend him.

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Tams

Tams

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Zoltan of https://techgeniuz.co.uk/ recently provided us with an excellent service at a fair price. 
 
On his first visit he patiently and clearly answered all my questions and gave me a verbal quote which was all I needed before asking him to carry out the following work on our family's tech:
Replacing the badly cracked Display/Top Section of a 5 year old MacBook Air at an acceptable  price below that of the Apple Store.
Replacing the water damaged keyboard on an 8 year old Dell Laptop and upgrading it; speeding it up considerably.
Uploading onto my iCloud via the repaired MacBook Air, all the photos, film clips and required documents from our very old, no longer used, Dell Desk Top soft drive. 
Removing the soft drive from the Desk Top so I could keep it 'just in case' and dispose of the desk top safely.
Removing the soft drives from two ancient laptops so I could destroy them before disposing of them safely.
Advising us on adhoc iPhone and Laptop issues.
 
I would definitely contact him again the next time one of our laptops needs repairing. 
 
Thank you Zoltan.
 
 
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