Tech Support Services

Remote tech support for your Windows computer
When a computer starts misbehaving, the usual options are inconvenient. You can try to fix it yourself with search results and guesswork, or you can pack it up and take it to a shop. Our tech support services category offers another route: help delivered remotely on your own computer or laptop, without anyone coming to you and without you going anywhere.
Digital Plus is a Malaysia-based digital marketing company that also works in India, and we sell digital products and services online. The support listed here follows the same approach as the rest of our store: it is digital, it is handled online, and it is meant to be simple to arrange.
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This is a digital service, not a physical one. You do not receive a parcel, and nobody visits you. Support for your computer or laptop is provided remotely using TeamViewer or AnyDesk.
It is designed for people who would rather not take their device to a computer shop. There is no need to:

meet up with a technician in person
send your computer or laptop to a shop
leave your device behind and wait for it to come back

How it works
Start by chatting with us and describing the problem as clearly as you can. Tell us what the computer is doing, when it started, and anything you have already tried. This first conversation helps us understand the issue before any remote session. Once the details are clear, the remote support is arranged using TeamViewer or AnyDesk, so make sure you can install or open one of them on the device that needs help.
Remote tools like these rely on an internet connection, so the device needs to be online during the session. Checkout is secure, and our FAQs section answers common questions. If you are not sure whether your issue is something remote tech support can handle, read the FAQs and message us first. We are glad to talk it through.
Before you buy
A little preparation makes the first chat more useful. Note any error messages you see, and write down when the problem happens, for example at startup or when opening a particular program.