Feb 152010

Computer repairs companies can quickly and easily be found by searching for your post town in the left hand margin, or by clicking on your country on one of the top tags. You can also search for company names or smaller locations by using the search-box in the top right hand corner of the site.

If you are a computer repairer, you can find information about free advertising and membership of the Computer Repairs Network by clicking on the “Advertising and Membership” link.

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Worldwide professional computer repairs organization with code of practice for members, and formal complaints procedure for members of the public.

Apart from the GoogleAds, All the Computer Repairs companies listed here have agreed to comply with the following Code of Practice.

  1. Computer Repairs companies and Service Engineers will be competent to perform the repair and services they undertake.
  2. Any information seen on a computer being repaired or serviced will remain completely confidential.
  3. Repairers and Service Engineers will only charge for computer repairs actually carried out.
  4. If a repair is undertaken in your home, all reasonable steps will be taken to ensure that residents are not put at risk.
  5. Companies disposing of computer drives will ensure all personal information is completely destroyed.

For full details of the CREN Code of Practice please click on the link at the top of the page.

CHOOSE A CREN COMPUTER REPAIRS COMPANY WITH CONFIDENCE

Whatever your computer repair need, find help here.

Computer repairs, desktop repairs, laptop and netbook repairs, hardware and software repairs, router and network repairs, Windows, Linux and Apple Mac repairs.

You will be able to quickly find a computer repairs or service engineer you can trust.

So whether your need is for help with setting up, help removing a virus or installing a programme, start-up or break-down problems, server, PC, laptop or mini-notebook problems, you should be able to find whatever help you need.

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Support for Windows XP operating system is due to end during 2010 after a tem year lifespan, an extremely long time in PC software terms.

Windows XP SP 1, XP SP2 and Vista support will end during the year, and support will only continue if you are using at least XP SP3 or Vista SP1.  Windows 2000 support will end altogether during July.

Microsoft believe that at least two thirds of XP users are not using any service pack whatsoever, so users of XP and Vist are being warned that their computers may be at risk, and that they should upgrade as a matter of urgence.

Given the satisfaction most users have expressed with Windows 7, and given that there are hardly any of the driver problems that beset Vista, most users would be advised to upgrade to Windows 7 wherever possible.

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Click on “Posts”
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How To Register

Register and log on to the site.
A password will be emailed to you
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