The tech and tickTock tech saved my job.... or help me secure my job that i'm currently working. My…read morecomputer wasn't booting up at all and was sitting on a blank screen. In desperation I called random places and everyone wanted 2 to 3 days to fix. They sent a tech on-site and who performed some diagnosis magic, swapped a chip in the motherboard and viola! They also got rid of excess moisture from my computer... I don't know how that happened but all working now. I made it to my interview on time and saved my bacon! I owe you because my Ontario experience is better with your super fast help! Thanks!

Yash was awesome! He fixed my printer problem quickly and efficiently and showed me how to backup…read moremy system. I would not hesitate to recommend him at all. Very pleased with the prompt and professional service. High praise and my thanks!! M. Picard

PC resets every now and then. Hangs up for no reason. Am continually restarting the machine. So…read moredon't be surprised if you get a piece of crap.

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Great service, honest and trustworthy, best of all he was able to save all my memories and greatest…read moretreasures. Note all ways back up your memory!!! Thank you And well worth the money too!!!

I fully agree with the previous review. The team at Capital Data Recovery are true professionals…read morethat put a client at ease and get the job done. A local computer shop had my hard drive for over three weeks trying to save our family photos. They failed, and then a friend suggested that I take it to Capital Data Recovery. I received great service from them and had all our photos saved within a week! Thank you! I will highly recommend you to anyone who needs your services. Jody.

Please be advised to not trust this store with your laptop or tech device, as their security…read moreprocess, communication and operation procedures are horrible and most likely crooked. My father brought my asus rog zephyrus gaming laptop to this computer repair shop. After inspection, they told us that it had a simple power switch issue and that we would have to wait a long time for the parts to ship. My father called them several times for updates (since they never actively called us) and it took them 2 months for the owner tell us that it was ready to pick up. When we came by to pick it up, their manager made us wait 30 minutes for him to search for the laptop, saying he couldn't find it. He told us to go home and that he will call us next week. One week later, they still did not call us, so we had to call their store again. When we came to their store, their manager Ashok said somebody had already picked up the laptop, ALLEGEDLY. So in compensation, he gave us 3 options: either we buy a similar laptop from his shop, give us a similar laptop but dead, or accept around 80$ as compensation. All three options didn't seem fair, since the laptop costed us around 2000$ when we bought it 3 years ago, and should sell for at least 600$ upon writing this review. Buying a laptop from a store that couldn't even give us back our laptop also seemed like a bad idea. Since we couldn't get a proper refund or the laptop itself back, we decided to leave and send an email hoping for some sort of resolution to their mistake. It was only then through that complaint email that the store decided to inform us about the burnt motherboard and the actual issues that occured it to crash. Communication with this business is horrible, as upon asking for proper compensation in this email, they replied with only questions their manager already asked before (which took them 3 weeks to reply to my initial email). After answer all these questions in their reply, the store has yet to send anything back after a month now. In conclusion, don't trust them with you laptop since you may lose parts of your laptop (as stated in other reviews), or even the whole laptop itself.

DO NOT TRUST these shady crooks…read more The first time I had a feeling that they weren't totally above-board was when I'd gone in and looked around for a used laptop to buy (this was at their old location off Canotek Road). They had me pay upfront and told me that it would be ready for pick up in a few days after they'd done all the necessary diagnostics to make sure the item would be 100% ready to go upon pick up. However, when I went to pick it up a few days later, it wasn't the same laptop anymore -- they had pulled the ol' 'switcheroo' and were now trying to pass off an inferior product. When I called them out on it, they denied everything, of course, but were quick to give me my refund. A few years later, my HP desktop had crashed. So I went to a shop on McArthur Ave. Guess what? Same people, new location. I figured I'd give them a second chance. Maybe they learned from the first experience not to try any sneaky b.s. with customers anymore. Indeed, they got my PC up and running again, however, now I had an even bigger issue to deal with. You see, a few days later when I wanted to burn some CDs, I'd discovered that they'd removed (ie: stolen) my desktop's built-in Blu Ray player. When I contacted them about it, by this point my original Blu Ray player was long gone -- so they offered to replace it with a DVD player instead. Not acceptable. I just can't trust them anymore -- it's quite apparent that honesty is not their strong suit. I just decided to cut my losses and never deal with them ever again. You would be well-advised to look elsewhere for PC repair. Who knows what valuable parts they'll decide swap out of your PC?

I can't say enough good things about Dave at tech360. Our public sector organization retained his…read moreservices years ago, and I have found him a miracle worker when it comes to giving new life to old systems, making well-considered recommendations for replacements, and patiently explaining the ins and outs of the IT world. Most recently, I called in a panic because the computer I was using to work remotely suddenly blared a scam alarm. Dave calmed me down, listened carefully, gave me priority steps and made space in his schedule for my poor old PC. Just now, I got the good news: he got to the bottom of the problem, cleared out the bad stuff, re-installed the good, and has my PC waiting for me. Bravo, Dave! I am SERIOUSLY impressed!

From the owner: tech360 is an integrated technology and communications company that provides professional web…read moredevelopment services, AODA document remediation, and on-demand IT to small/medium businesses and organizations. We operate locally in Ottawa, Ontario, and remotely across Canada.

They're overcharged me for a simple job, and I ended up with an extra processor. Not a cheap one, a…read more2nd gen threadripper. Worth about $1200. They offered to sell it for me. After hearing many lowball offers they're not ghosted me when I demanded a fair price or my processor back. They offered me $600 and in a moment of desperation I accepted it, which is what I'm sure they were expecting me to do. However, they refuse to even honor the deal that they had clearly made me. Avoid at all costs if you don't want to get burned real bad.

I brought three devices with cracked screens to be repaired by this company - an iPhone, an iPad…read moreand a Macbook. First - the service...it took much, much longer to repair the iPad and Macbook than we ever would have imagined (approx. 5 weeks for the iPad and 2.5 months for the Macbook). Called multiple times, and was told that they would call me back, never to hear from them again. For a while, I actually thought that they had just taken my devices and left town. But I eventually reached them. Then when I got the devices back, there were serious problems. Within a few weeks, the screen popped off the one corner of the iPhone and then cracks appeared. They refused to honour their "6 month" warranty, claiming that we physically damaged the phone, but I can guarantee it was in a very high quality case and never dropped. The screen was low quality and just started popping out of the frame. The owner was extremely abrasive to me by email, refusing to honour the warranty and sending extremely long emails complete with swearing and insults about how he would not be fixing it. The iPad screen was also of a very low quality. Horizontal lines are faintly visible running up and down the screen and the screen flashes on and off, unless you are working on a flat surface. I have not tried to take it back in for repair because I don't want to be without a device for another 5 weeks +, and the experience with the iPhone was completely off-putting. The Macbook was repaired with a refurbished screen, which we were assured would be "like new". However, it had multiple dents are large scratches in it. I did not want to wait any longer for them to work on it, so accepted it as is, but was definitely disappointed to get it back in that state. All in all - I would not recommend. They are extremely rude and unprofessional and I have been very dissatisfied with the quality of their work.

I went in looking for a desktop and was told someone would be right with me. I waited 10 minutes…read moreand despite there only being 3 customers in the whole store, I was never contacted for help. I saw a desktop computer for $2,600 that I was very interested in, but had to walk out.

I'm going to give a ton of love to this Best Buy. I don't get the low ratings…read more I stayed at the Courtyard Ottawa East during my entire visit. My view consisted of seeing the Starbucks cafe that I visited every day. I could also see this Best Buy across from the cafe. After picking up a grande chocolate cream cold brew as my birthday perk, I parked in the Best Buy lot and consumed it immediately. It was so good. I then got out of the car and headed inside this store. When you look at this store's exterior, it has that typical pointy blue box look. This store has probably been around for at least ten years. However, when you walk into this store, it's stunningly beautiful. I loved looking at the Marshall speakers and headsets. The display was appealing and you could press buttons to check out the sound coming out of these devices. I saw weird items, such as self-cleaning water bottles that were on sale. There were two models and the cheaper one was going for $89 after a $10 price reduction. Yikes! I hope that they self-clean well for that price. I found a Casemate chain phone wristlet. It looked cool classing up your phone. I kind of like the extra security of having the chain around your wrist. Although my phone case does have a PopSocket, I have dropped my phone a bunch of times because I can be a klutz. This wristlet was my present to me. I browsed some more. I like that associates here don't approach you to ask if you need any help. Leave me be to explore. If I have questions, I will hunt you down. My usual routine is to check out the Google Pixel section. I am happy with my 6a phone, but like looking at the newer 7a and 7 Pro models. The Google Pixel Watch is also nice to look at. I went to pay for my item. I had a nice man helping me with my transaction. I learned that my wristlet was on sale and that $14 was knocked off the regular price. Yay! I paid with a credit card. The transaction was successful. I thanked the man, grabbed my item, and headed to my car. It was straightforward adding this accessory to my phone case. It's stylish and functional. It's awesome! I enjoyed shopping here. I'd return when I'm in the area again. (276)