Peter Finch
Last month my 11 year old laptop started failing. I'd had it repaired a couple of years ago but the place that repaired it was no longer in business. I found Marvin and he assured me it was way past time to replace (it should not have even been repaired a couple of years ago). He learned about my usage and gave me some recommendations for buying a new laptop. He also gave some useful information such as not attempting to reload Photoshop Elements v12 onto Windows 11 (wipes out the OS). I wanted to pay him for his consulting services, but there was no charge for that. But he does offer a data copying service where he takes your old and new computers and makes the new on look as much as possible like the old one. I took him up on that. For quicker service I brought the laptops to his house and picked them up a couple days later. I couldn't be happier. He left clear instructions on how to get the last few details (WIFI and peripherals) working when I got home . Otherwise everything functioned as before. I even found a new application on my desktop, Paint.NET. I don't remember him mentioning it, but so far it seems to do everything I used to do with Photoshop Elements. I hope SoftservePCs stays with us for a long time (at least for the lifetime of a few more laptops).