5 signs that pop-up is a tech support scam
Fake virus warnings are one of the most common scams around. Here is how to spot one and what to do if you already called.
Ryan's Technology Services
Computer trouble, slow Wi-Fi, a new device to set up, or a small office that needs real IT? I fix it, explain it in plain English, and make sure it stays fixed.
Serving Eastern Virginia · On-site, drop-off & remote support
What I do
Practical help for the technology you rely on every day.
Slow, noisy, crashing or just acting strange? I diagnose the cause and fix it, for Windows PCs and Macs.
Learn more →Pop-ups, fake warnings or a "tech support" call that felt wrong? I clean it up and lock things down.
Learn more →Dead zones, buffering and dropped calls fixed with the right equipment in the right places.
Learn more →New computer, phone, tablet or printer? I set it up, move your data and show you the essentials.
Learn more →Protect your photos and documents with backups that actually work, and recover files when something goes wrong.
Learn more →Professional-grade IT for small offices: email, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, networks, security and support.
Learn more →Why work with me
No jargon and no upselling. You'll know what was wrong and what I did.
Professional IT background: backups, updates and safe settings are part of every job.
You approve the cost before any work starts.
On-site visits, drop-off, or secure remote support, whichever suits you.
How it works
Use the request form. Plain English is perfect.
I’ll ask a few questions and tell you what it should cost before starting.
On-site, drop-off or remote. You get a short summary of what was done.
Tech Tips
Fake virus warnings are one of the most common scams around. Here is how to spot one and what to do if you already called.
Tell me what's going on and I'll get back to you, usually within one business day.