Tickets We Work

Arab Computer Support is a ticketed helpdesk first, on-site second. Every ticket gets a number, a written summary, and a known-next-step. The seven categories below are the ones the helpdesk fills most weeks.

Virus and Malware Removal

The most frequent ticket on the board. Adware, browser hijackers, fake Microsoft-support popups, and the occasional real ransomware event. Cleanup, an account audit, and a browser reset close the ticket properly so the popup chain does not come back.

Network Troubleshooting and Connectivity Issues

Home, home-office, and small-business networks. Wi-Fi dropouts, VPN disconnect loops, slow-network diagnostics, printer-on-the-network tickets, and the “it worked yesterday” category that usually traces to a modem reboot, an ISP push, or a silent router reset.

Slow Computer Repair and Speed Optimization

Performance tickets opened from the desk. We diagnose whether the slowdown is drive, thermals, Windows state, or memory-pressure — remote sessions close many of these without rolling a truck; the ones that require hardware move to the on-site queue.

Business IT Support and Maintenance

Monthly retainers for small offices that want one helpdesk number. Patch management, managed antivirus, workstation fleet tickets, shared-peripheral troubleshooting, and the day-to-day papercuts that eat office time.

Hard Drive Replacement and Upgrades

Scheduled on-site or bench-drop tickets: failing drives replaced, data cloned where possible, SSD upgrades planned around the hours that minimize downtime. RAM upgrades bundled in when the motherboard has room.

Data Recovery From Damaged or Failing Drives

Logical recovery on drives that still read; imaging first on drives with mechanical symptoms before any further write. Clean-room referrals handled through vetted partners when that is the right call. Every recovery ticket is quoted before attempted.

Laptop LCD Replacement (restricted list — phone first with the model tag)

We accept laptop screen tickets on a restricted model list. The call to the helpdesk with make, model, and year is the fastest path — we confirm panel availability, give a flat labor quote, and either book the ticket or refer it out honestly if we cannot meet the timeline.

Note: Peripheral-Only Tickets

Accessory setup tickets are handled alongside a primary ticket, not as stand-alones. A new printer configured during a network ticket, a tablet joined during a business IT visit, an accessory paired during a workstation build — that is how the helpdesk absorbs that work. “Come plug in my new printer” on its own is better routed elsewhere.

Open a Ticket

Chad Sanders · 256-550-1988 · 235 Guntersville Rd, Arab, Alabama 35016

Phone or email opens a ticket. Business-hours helpdesk Monday through Friday; retainer clients get extended windows. Every ticket includes a written summary and an ID for later reference.