Tech Support & Computer Repair — Vancouver WA & Portland OR
Friendly, no-jargon computer help for people and small businesses across the Portland–Vancouver metro. Whether it's a virus, a printer that won't cooperate, a slow laptop, or setting up something new — I can help remotely or come to you.
Meet your technician
Wyatt McGehee — Independent tech all-rounder
I'm a local, independent computer tech serving the Vancouver–Portland area — a true all-rounder across hardware and software, Windows and Mac, for home users and small businesses alike. No call centers, no scripts, no upsells: just straight answers and a real fix, from someone who stands behind the work.
Reach me directly — (360) 823-7141 (call or text) · w.mcgehee@plugpcs.com.
How scheduling works
My schedule is dynamic, and I keep it fair with a simple first-come, first-served queue. When you send a request you join the back of the line, and I'll reply with your place in line and a realistic ETA. Remote sessions often happen the same or next day; on-site visits are booked around the queue. No sitting on hold, and no vague "sometime this week" — you'll always know where you stand.
What I can help with
- Virus, malware & scam-popup cleanup
- Slow computers — tune-ups and honest upgrade advice
- 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 so you never lose photos and files
- Smart-home and device pairing
- Patient, one-on-one help getting comfortable with your device
Service area
On-site / in-person visits cover the Portland–Vancouver metro, including:
Vancouver · Camas · Washougal · Battle Ground · Ridgefield · Salmon Creek · Hazel Dell
Portland · Beaverton · Gresham · Tigard · Lake Oswego · Hillsboro · Milwaukie
Remote support is available anywhere — if the problem is software, we may not need a visit at all.
Get in touch
The fastest way to get in line is the form below, or a quick text. I'll reply with your place in the queue and the next steps.
Free self-help guides
Want to try it yourself first? These walkthroughs fix 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.