Recommended computer repair shops, please? (Schererville, Highland: move, place, affordable)

[kpankulu]

Hi, all:

Anyone had a satisfactory experience with a computer repair store in NW Indiana?

I am looking for a reliable and affordable place to take my computer for win32 virus removal - wonder how I got it as I try to be careful where I access online. My MacAfee anti-virus tool gleefully announces the fact, but is powerless beyond quarantining. Now I can't access any of my applications except for MS Word and internet browsers.

Thanks!

[Manley Computers]

I wish we were there to help in 2009. We started up January, 2011, and although we aren't a store, we fix problems on-site, setup your wireless networks and devices, remove nasty viruses, improve overall performance, increase personal security, and help you with whatever problems or questions you may have.

Serving: Griffith, Highland, Munster, Dyer, Schererville and other areas.
MANLEY COMPUTERS
Don't trust a geek to do a mans job

Here's our number: (219) 595-2524

10/07/2011
Authenticated

[artemis]

Originally Posted by Manley Computers

I wish we were there to help in 2009. We started up January, 2011, and although we aren't a store, we fix problems on-site, setup your wireless networks and devices, remove nasty viruses, improve overall performance, increase personal security, and help you with whatever problems or questions you may have.

Serving: Griffith, Highland, Munster, Dyer, Schererville and other areas.
MANLEY COMPUTERS
Don't trust a geek to do a mans job

Here's our number: (219) 595-2524

10/07/2011
Authenticated

Where are you located?

[neilz]

Originally Posted by artemis

Where are you located?

They are located in Highland, IN.

[msamhunter]

You can do that yourself and save a lot of cash. First, Crapafee catches nothing. If you want to go the free route, Avast Anti-virus has a free version on their web site and you can also do Trend Micro's free online scan. As far as pay, I would recommend Kapersky but you can have yourself completely protected (well as protected as one can be) using a free anti-virus like Avast, Regular Windows firewall and an anti-malware like Spybot or Malware Bytes. If you really wanted to get savvy, most routers (cable,dsl) have firewall's built in.