By compuconsumer March 25, 2014
Yeah, this guy moved out of town in 2008, but he issued us a refund on our pre-paid dial-up internet without us even asking for it. I've been able to contact him over the years through his new business in the twin cities for help with computer stuff that I wouldn't trust to anybody else. ...read more
By Anonymous January 05, 2009
This company left the Silver Bay area, did not contact his customers that he was leaving. I have tried three different phone numbers and he has not returned my calls. I plan to cancel my membership through Mr. Buckley. I would not recommend this business to anyone. ...read more
By Robin N December 04, 2008
Nathan is a remarkably adept technician. He is both personable and patient and when operator error is involved; he is kind and takes the time to teach you how to avoid such mistakes in the future. He has done a lot of work for me - both at home and at the office. Nathan set up our office network and firewall and both have worked seamlessly. The only issues we have had are with the computers purchased elsewhere!! He built me a computer from scratch and it is more than adequate for my needs and operates beautifully. His expertise spills over to sound systems and other electronic issues. There really isn't much he can't do and if for some reason the issue cannot be resolved easily or inexpensively he is up front about the facts and the options. You can't go wrong with Skoglund Tech. Services! Nathan goes the extra mile!! ...read more
I am wondering what compositions would be preferred when contemplating the North Shore. What sort of images take you there and hold you? Is it the lake in all her glory? Are you more tuned in to the wildlife or do you prefer the boats and ships. How about all the streams and rivers that help make her so great? Is it the woods? My personal favorite is the aroma of the North Shore. You can usually catch it as you pass by Thompson Hill on the far west side of Duluth. Something about the mix of woods, water and rocks that permeates the entire North Shore and sometimes a few miles inland. Of course I can't take a picture of that so my example isn't a good one. I am interested in all opinions please so lets be open and honest? ...read more
By www.hopeandcompany.com October 02, 2007
Computer repair technician training allows you to learn how to become a computer technician. The courses typically last for 2 years before you can receive you degree. The job field and pay rate varies depending on the area in which you are employed. ...read more
The cardinal rule of computing is all hard drives eventually fail. The causes include improper shut downs, power surges, power failures and simply the age of the drive itself. But not all hope is lost because some notebook hard drives can be repaired with a little work. ...read more