Senior Tech Help

Patient, onsite technology help for seniors in Charlotte, including computers, printers, Wi-Fi, email, scams, and new devices.Patient, onsite help for Charlotte seniors with computers, printers, Wi-Fi, email, scams, and new devices.

Help At Your Pace

Show me what you’d like to do and where you get stuck. We can go through it together, with time for questions.Show me where you get stuck. We’ll work through it together, with time for questions.

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Patient Help at Your Pace

We start with what changed and what feels frustrating. I explain the work at a comfortable pace while fixing the computer, printer, Wi-Fi, or account issue.Tell me what changed. I explain the work at your pace while fixing the computer, printer, Wi-Fi, or account issue.

Make Help Easy To Reach

You or a family member can call to explain what is happening and arrange a visit. You don’t need to know the technical terms.You or a family member can arrange a visit. No technical terms needed.

Adjusting text and controls on the computer you use.

Help Without Rushing

We work on your device and focus on the tasks you use.We use your device and focus on everyday tasks.

Learn on Your Device

The instructions match your computer, phone, tablet, printer, or television instead of a generic demonstration.Instructions match your own computer, phone, tablet, printer, or television.

Pause Before Clicking

I explain warning signs in pop-ups, calls, email, and text messages without making technology feel frightening.I explain warning signs in pop-ups, calls, email, and texts without making technology frightening.

Practice What You Use Every Day

We can try printing, sending an email, finding a photo, or joining a video call together so you can see how it works on your own device.We practice printing, email, finding photos, or joining video calls together on your own device.

Practicing a video call on your own tablet.

Adjust The Device To You

Small adjustments can make a device easier to read, hear, and use.Small adjustments make devices easier to read, hear, and use.

Make text and controls easier to see

Adjust text size, display scaling, contrast, pointer size, browser zoom, and the items pinned to the taskbar or home screen.Adjust text and pointer size, display scaling, contrast, browser zoom, and taskbar or home-screen shortcuts.

Make calls easier to follow

Test speaker volume, microphone placement, captions, camera framing, and a simple way to join the video service you actually use.Test volume, microphone placement, captions, camera framing, and joining your usual video service.

Make help easier to reach

Keep trusted contacts easy to find and remove fake support notifications or browser prompts that create confusion.Make trusted contacts easy to find and remove confusing fake support notifications or browser prompts.

Questions Families Ask

If signing in is the main problem, read about password and account help before the visit.Trouble signing in? See password and account help.

Can a family member schedule help?

Yes. I can coordinate with family while keeping the person receiving help involved.

Do you teach as you fix?

Yes. I explain the important parts in plain English while I work. I do not expect someone to memorize every setting, but I do want the computer, printer, or phone to feel less intimidating afterward.

Need Help for Yourself or a Family Member?

You or a family member can call to arrange a visit. I’ll take the time to explain things to the person using the device.You or a family member can arrange a visit. I’ll explain things patiently to the person using the device.

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