Pc Doctor At Your Home

I’m based out of G-2 in the Shrivardhan Complex, but as the name says, I spend a lot of my time going to people's houses. Most people have a computer problem they can't fix themselves, like a virus, a slow startup, or a broken screen, and they don't want to carry their heavy desktop to a shop across town. That’s where I come in. I pack my tools and head out to wherever I’m needed. When I am at the office in Shrivardhan Complex, I’m usually working on the more difficult repairs that need specialized equipment I can’t carry around in my bag. The complex is a decent place, pretty central, so it’s easy for me to get to different parts of the city from here without spending all day in traffic. It’s just me doing the work, so if I’m out on a call, the office might be locked up for a bit during the day. I try to keep my schedule organized, but computers seem to break at the weirdest times. It’s a lot of driving and a lot of looking at motherboards and power supplies. I don’t use any fancy talk or technical jargon, I just tell people what’s wrong with their PC and how much it’ll cost to get it running again. It’s a simple, honest way to make a living, helping people get back online when their tech fails them. I've seen just about every computer problem you can imagine by now and I just take it one job at a time.