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    Concise Computer Consulting

    4.6 (11 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Over the years Jeff and his team have delivered excellent service to me personally and my business.

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    Quick Teks

    Quick Teks

    4.3
    (6 reviews)

    Andy did an amazing job on fixing my infected computer. He picked it up one afternoon and returned…read moreit the next day. I highly recommend this company honest and friendly.

    Some context regarding my dilemma: I had just built a PC which was working flawlessly. I was able…read moreto play my intended game perfectly fine with no issues. Then, while gaming, my game crashed and the computer stopped responding, prompting me to force shutdown the computer. Post crash, the game was underperforming. I tried everything software-related, from verifying the integrity of the game files to clean reinstalling Windows (three separate times, mind you), but to no avail. At this point,  I'm thinking it must be hardware related, hence why I took it to the repair shop. I explained my situation to the repair shop and they took it from there. After some time, they contacted me saying that the both the graphics card and SSD (due to being at "65% health") are responsible for the horrendous performance. I went ahead and replaced said components, only to be greeted with the same horrible performance post-crash. So, I called the repair shop and they responded by saying I only "partially followed" their advice as they recommended I get a RTX 5070 instead of the RX 9070 I originally had; their argument was that the RTX 5070 is the superior card of the two and didn't have as many driver issues as AMD cards. According to them, had I gotten an RTX 5070, the PC would have been running perfectly fine like its former self. But that didn't make any sense as the PC was running fine with an RX 9070 before the crash. When I brought this point up, they started talking about how there could be problems with PCIE bifurcation, something that didn't make sense at all in explaining my horrible performance.  I decided to take it to another repair shop. The repair guy over there suspected it was the motherboard. I replaced the motherboard and lo and behold, the PC was running perfectly fine, WITH the RX 9070 card that Quick Teks claimed should have been switched out for an RTX 5070 due to "PCIE bifurcation issues." I later called Quick Teks about this and they were still adamant about the situation, stating that they had mentioned PCIE bifurcation being a potential problem in their diagnosis (which isn't true as they mentioned the PCIE issues AFTER I replaced the parts and called them about the PC still having horrible performance; never was it mentioned in their diagnosis). To top it all off, Quick Teks abruptly hung up on me and sent me a text saying, "Thank you for your business. But i'm well aware of what was wrong, and what was stated previously." Absolutely unprofessional and unacceptable service.

    Modern Computer Solutions

    Modern Computer Solutions

    5.0
    (10 reviews)

    I had lost the numbers on the keyboard of my laptop. Ken said he could fix it, named the price,…read morewhich was reasonable, and then fixed it within a week, replacing my key board quickly and at the estimated cost. I would bring my laptop back to him anytime it needs fixing. Thanks Ken. Great work!!

    I called Ken on a Saturday morning just 1/2 hour before his business closes. I had the blue screen…read moreof death and my computer wouldn't boot. I work from home and my computer is my source of income. Ken picked up my computer from my doorstep within 15 minutes of my call to him for help. He was able to repair my computer by cloning the hard drive. He installed the new, faster, hard drive and delivered it to me all in under 2 hours. He also completely cleaned (inside and out) my computer before returning it to me. To say that I recommend Ken and Modern Computer Solutions is an understatement. He saved my day, week, probably month's worth of income that I would have lost if I had to buy a new computer. With chip shortages and skyrocketing inflation, it would probably have cost a fortune to replace it. Instead, I paid a lot less than what I would have been charged elsewhere (like those big-box computer stores). I was so happy with the service and price that I added a 25% tip and it was still worth every penny! Because of Ken's knowledge and incredible customer service, I was back up and working within 2 1/2 hours after a blue screen of death issue. The man is a blessing.

    Micro Center

    Micro Center

    3.3
    (244 reviews)
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    If you're even remotely into tech, Micro Center is basically Disneyland…read more I LOVE coming here for SD cards, computer accessories, random cables I didn't know I needed, and literally anything tech-related. If it plugs in, powers on, or stores data -- they have it. And not just one option... they have 20. I actually bought my very first MacBook from here back in 2012, and I still remember how excited I was walking out of the store with it. That purchase started a whole new chapter for me, and Micro Center has been my go-to ever since. What I appreciate most: Huge selection (like... overwhelming in the best way) Competitive pricing Knowledgeable staff who actually understand tech Constant deals on SD cards and storage (which I'm always stocking up on) Whether you're building a custom PC, upgrading your setup, grabbing last-minute accessories, or just browsing because you love tech like I do -- this place delivers every time. It's one of those stores where you say, "I'm just running in for one thing," and somehow you're walking out 45 minutes later inspired to reorganize your whole workspace. 10/10. Tech heaven.

    I went to Micro Center looking for something that used to be one of the most basic electronics you…read morecould buy: an MP3 player. Instead, the only option on the shelf was a $200 model. This isn't because affordable MP3 players don't exist. Brands like AGPTEK, RUIZU, and others still make perfectly capable players in the $40-70 range. Micro Center simply chooses not to carry them. Not everyone wants to use a smartphone for music. Some of us want a small, dedicated device for the gym, walking, traveling, or just keeping our phone battery intact. Expecting customers to spend $200 to play MP3 files is absurd, especially in today's economy. For a store that prides itself on serving technology enthusiasts, it's disappointing to see such poor selection in a product category that still has demand. If you can stock dozens of keyboards, mice, and PC accessories at every price point, you can certainly stock a few affordable MP3 players. I left empty-handed and bought elsewhere. Hopefully Micro Center realizes that not every customer is looking for a luxury gadget just to listen to music.

    Concise Computer Consulting - datarecovery - Updated August 2026

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