What never to include in a support request
Passwords, recovery codes and sensitive records should never be sent through a general web form.
Resources
Use these practical notes to describe issues clearly, protect sensitive information and know what to expect.
Passwords, recovery codes and sensitive records should never be sent through a general web form.
Note the device, operating system, exact error, when the issue began and what changed immediately beforehand.
Check whether the issue affects one device or every device, and note which equipment shows an unexpected status light.
Frequently asked questions
Many software, setup and troubleshooting issues can be addressed remotely. We confirm whether remote support is appropriate before starting a session.
Yes. Micro Com Teck provides technology support for households and small businesses.
No. Never place passwords or account-recovery codes in the support form, email or an unsolicited message.
We review the request and confirm the scope, support method and applicable price before paid work begins.
Choose the closest option or select Something else, then describe what is happening. We will route the request.