Angelo PC | Computer Repair & Web Design, San Angelo TX

Who We Are & What We Do

Angelo PC provides certified onsite computer repair and affordable website design services to homes and businesses in San Angelo, Texas (TX).

Yes, we make house calls. In fact, onsite computer service is the heart of our business. In most cases, we can fix your computer problem, at your location, and you'll be able to see that the computer is working properly, before we leave. On occasion, we may have to bring the computer to our office, but there is never an additional charge for pickup or delivery, inside the San Angelo city limits.

In addition to hundreds of residential customers who have entrusted Angelo PC to fix their computers, we also have a long list of business customers who have done the same.

Angelo PC offers a full line of computer-related services, including:

Computer Repair - We can diagnose, troubleshoot and repair your computer.
Computer Maintenance - We offer periodic checkups on a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual basis.
Website Design - Let us create a dynamic, client-edited website for your business.
Spyware & Virus Removal - We can install and configure your computer's internet security system.
Remote Support - We can connect, remotely, to fix many computer problems.
Hardware Replacement - We'll replace or upgrade your power supply, hard drive, RAM and more.
Broadband Setup - We'll setup your cable or DSL service (through your ISP).
Dell Reseller - We're authorized to configure and resell brand new Dell computers.
Data Recovery - We can recover lost or deleted files from your hard drive (HDD).

Having Trouble Viewing YouTube Videos? Try This Fix

Submitted by Ed Coyne on Sat, 11/29/2008 - 14:00

A few of my customers, lately, are complaining that they can't watch videos at YouTube.com. They see a message stating that the latest version of the Flash player isn't installed or that they may be experiencing issues with the current version or configuration of the Java software.

I've seen references to this problem, elsewhere, but no real solutions.

When you check to see if you have the latest version of Flash Player installed (flash.com), you see the "movie" and it it's confirmed that you already have the latest Flash Player installed. Hmmm...now what? read the full post...

Google Apps Website Survey

Submitted by Ed Coyne on Thu, 11/27/2008 - 11:07

I've been a little busy, messing around with Google Apps. I just created a "website survey" and would like some of you to try it out. It's really short and it might take you all of about a minute and a half to fill out.

If you haven't checked-out Google Apps, you may want to have a look. Lots of FREE web tools for you or your business!

I thank you in advance for filling out the survey!

Need Delivery Of The San Angelo "Value Central" Flyer Stopped?

Submitted by Ed Coyne on Wed, 11/26/2008 - 16:47

It seems like almost every day, I go to my mailbox and there's a "Value Central" Flyer jammed-in with my other mail. It goes directly from my mailbox to the garbage.

I've looked through the flyer to find out who is sending it, but I can never find a reference to any publishing business. I see lots of "ads" for the San Angelo Standard Times, but nothing that would make me think that they were the ones responsible for sending it. read the full post...

Set Yourself Or Your Business Free, With Google Apps!

Submitted by Ed Coyne on Wed, 11/26/2008 - 07:14

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I've finally organized all (almost all) of my email addresses with Google Apps. It's like a huge weight has been lifted from my shoulders! I can now access all of my email, from every account (and I have many), without having to "forward" it to different addresses, just to make sure I'm receiving all messages, from all addresses.

If you have a domain name, for yourself or your business, Google provides a free (or premium) service to "centralize" the whole kit and caboodle! read the full post...

We've Got A New Blogger!

Submitted by Ed Coyne on Mon, 11/17/2008 - 11:09

AngeloPC.com has a new content provider. Matthew Clark is a local technical professional and web developer. He's currently employed at Ener-Tel and pretty much runs the I.T. side of things, for them.

Matthew will providing content with a fresh new perspective. He may also turn out to be the resident Windows Vista guru! Matthew and I are actually working on a separate project, together. Hopefully we can collaborate on some future projects that I have in mind. He's a very energetic and technically qualified individual.

Make sure you give him a warm welcome by commenting on his blog posts!