Tech Support & Computer Repair in Vancouver WA & Portland OR
Computer help for homes and small businesses in the Portland and Vancouver metro, remote or in person. Viruses, printers, slow machines, Wi-Fi, new-device setup.
Your technician
Wyatt McGehee, Independent computer technician
Independent computer tech in the Vancouver and Portland area. Hardware and software, Windows and Mac, homes and small businesses. You deal with me directly, and I stand behind the work.
Reach me directly at (360) 326-2169 (call or text) · w.mcgehee@plugpcs.com.
How scheduling works
Requests go into a first-come, first-served queue. You send one, I reply with your place in line and an ETA.
What I can help with
- Virus, malware & scam-popup cleanup
- Tune-ups and upgrade advice for slow computers
- Printers, scanners & "won't print" problems
- Wi-Fi, internet & home network setup
- Email setup and account problems
- New-computer setup & data transfer
- Software installs, updates & troubleshooting
- Backups
- Smart-home and device pairing
- One-on-one help learning a new device
Service area
On-site / in-person visits cover the Portland and Vancouver metro, including:
Vancouver · Camas · Washougal · Battle Ground · Ridgefield · Salmon Creek · Hazel Dell
Portland · Beaverton · Gresham · Tigard · Lake Oswego · Hillsboro · Milwaukie
Remote support works anywhere. Software problems rarely need a visit.
Get in touch
The form below is the fastest way in, or a text. I reply with your place in line and next steps.
Free self-help guides
Walkthroughs for the most common problems I see:
How remote support works
How you connect, what I can see, and how to know it's really me.
Printer won't print
Offline errors, stuck queues, and Wi-Fi printers that dropped off.
Browser problems
Slow browsing, pop-ups, hijacked search, pages that won't load.
Slow computer
Startup programs, full drives, memory, malware, and upgrade advice.
Wi-Fi & internet
No internet, dropping Wi-Fi, and telling an outage from your gear.
Pop-ups & scams
Fake virus warnings, scam calls, and what to do if you got caught.