Dr Laptop in North Perth, Western Australia | Electronics shop

Dr Laptop

Locality: North Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9328 4994

Address: 379 Fitzgerald Street 6006 North Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://doctorlaptop.com.au/

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24.01.2022 This is a pretty serious cyber threat that we all need to be wary off. This is a world wide phenomenon that may not havfe hit here in a serious way yet, but it is a wake up call that we cannot be complaicent about our own, and others security. If NHS OK can be compromised, What chance do us "little guys" have? Read this and be wary. Note Macs are not immune!! http://www.9news.com.au//five-steps-you-need-to-take-to-pr

22.01.2022 Dr Laptop is now stocking in-demand parts for popular mobile phones and tablets. If you have a broken screen, faulty charge port or a battery that just does not last the distance, WE CAN HELP. If we have the correct part in stock we can have your smart phone up and running in no time. Other parts are generally available next day. Please note, we only use "A" grade OEM equivalent parts with industry leading warranty. Please drop by and say Hi!

20.01.2022 With Christmas and New Year approaching fast, I thought it best to let everybody know our plans and opening times in case of any mishaps or malfunctions with your computers or precious gadgets. The shop is open all over Christmas and New Year, excluding Public Holidays of course. The Shop is closed on Monday the 26th & Tuesday 27th of December (designated as Boxing Day Holiday). We are also shut on Monday 2nd of January (New Years Day Holiday). ... All other normal working days the shop will be open, so come down and say hello. Best wishes to you all.

19.01.2022 YES, WE ARE OPEN ALL OVER THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR BREAK (EXCLUDING PUBLIC HOLIDAYS). IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS, WE ARE HERE TO HELP. BEST WISHES TO ALL.

19.01.2022 Here at Dr Laptop, we have decided to extend our trading hours to 7 days/week and ramp up our mobile service to assist clients in isolation. During this time we will be maintaining the highest standards in hygiene, to mitigate infection transmission and cross contamination. In response to the current situation, with people working from home, in voluntary and enforced isolation and so many others observing social distancing, only going out when absolutely necessary, Dr Laptop feels it is necessary to adjust and assist people with IT issues so they can continue to work from home and stay socially connected. We will be adding Sunday trading from 29 March 2020, (next Sunday) 10:00AM to 4:00PM. Please feel free to call and discuss your issues and how we can assist you. Alan, Dr Laptop. 9328 4994

18.01.2022 Dr Laptop is now open 7 days! With so many people working from home, home schooling, voluntary and mandated isolation, the need has never been greater than now to keep computer equipment at peak performance. To this end, Dr Laptop has expanded trading hours to help people stay connected. Laptops, PCs, Tablets, Mobile Phones, Peripherals and parts. We service and supply all the above. We have many refurbished laptops and PCs available at affordable prices. Stop struggling wi...th your old, slow and outdated system. Call us today for advice, repair or for a replacement system. We are open 10:00 to 6:00 on weekdays and 10:00 to 4:00 on Saturday and Sunday. If you are in Quarantine, Isolation or just feel uncomfortable heading out, we can help. We are ramping up our home visit and call out service to meet your requirements. We are exercising the highest level of hygiene to minimize and transfer or cross contamination of equipment. The health of our customers and technicians is our highest priority. Every Laptop, PC or other equipment is thoroughly disinfected prior to handling and repair. See more

18.01.2022 iPHONE USERS - URGENT MESSAGE! Make sure you keep your device updated - URGENT READ ON.

16.01.2022 For those who are curious, Dr Laptop testimonials left with "Little Aussie Directory" can be found here... https://www.littleaussie.com.au//co/dr-laptop/testimonials

13.01.2022 We live in uncertain times, but be assured that Dr Laptop is operating as normal, supporting our customers IT needs and resolving their computer problems. In order to keep everybody safe in these difficult times, we have implemented some conditions and protocols to minimize and hopefully, totally mitigate any cross contamination between staff and customers. We are ramping up our pickup and delivery service so those in isolation can still benefit from our services without leav...ing home. With social distancing becoming the norm, we all need to stay socially connected with family and friends. The computer and mobile phones are central to the need for social connection. Dr Laptops job is to ensure that your devices are functioning and running optimally. Please feel free to drop in, or call, if you cannot (or should not) leave your home. Please see below for more detail. This info is posted at the entrance to the shop. Stay Safe. Alan. Dr Laptop. *****ATTENTION***** CORONA VIRUS (COVID-19) DR LAPTOP REMAINS OPEN FOR BUSINESS DURING THESE DIFFICULT TIMES...WITH SOME RESTRICTIONS. In order for everyone to remain healthy, so we can continue assisting our clients, we need your full cooperation. Please read on. 1. If you have returned from overseas in last 2 weeks. Please do not enter the shop. 2. If you have been in contact with a confirmed sufferer or close acquaintance of one, please do not enter the shop. 3. If you are suffering symptoms, consistent with the flu or a cold, please do not enter the shop If any of the above relate to you and you require our service, please go home and ring us so we can advise on the service required and arrange to collect your faulty equipment. All equipment received for servicing will be thoroughly disinfected prior to handling. This is necessary to ensure that no transmission occurs between equipment, our staff and our customers. Everybodys good health is our highest priority. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Alan Dr Laptop.

13.01.2022 Our friends at the Little Aussie Directory (LAD) keep tabs on their advertisers and maintain a register of testimonials (link below). We have used the LAD for some time and find it a great medium to make contact with people in need of our services. Advertisers in LAD are serious, long term, local businesses that you can rely on. When one gets delivered to you, keep it on hand, you never know when it might come in handy. Cheers. Alan. The Dr. http://www.littleaussie.com.au//com/dr-laptop/testimonials

11.01.2022 Beware of dangerous, faulty batteries. I had a recent experience with an exploding Apple Macbook battery. If the shop was unattended at the time, it probably would have burned the place down. Be very wary of batteries that are expanding as they become very volatile in that state. The accompanying pictures show the battery that exploded and caught fire and another battery that is getting ready to do the same. I have many Apple Macbook Batteries that have suffered this problem, so maybe Apple should be doing something about it. Like if you agree! Happy and safe computing. Cheers, The Dr.

08.01.2022 Kaspersky Labs is monitoring and reporting a new wave of ransomware sweeping the globe. Be aware and very careful. Known as "Bad Rabbit" (Variant of ExPetr attack), According to their findings, it is a drive-by attack: Victims download a fake Adobe Flash installer from infected websites and manually launch the .exe file, thus infecting themselves. Kaspersky researchers have detected a number of compromised websites, some news or media sites. The criminals behind the Bad Rabb...it attack are demanding 0.05 bitcoin as ransom thats roughly $280 at the current exchange rate. Whether its possible to get back files encrypted by Bad Rabbit (either by paying the ransom or by using some glitch in the ransomware code) isnt yet known. Tips to stay safe: Make sure you have quality security software installed. Only ever install updates directly from the vendors site. Always maintain data backups (noting that connected backup drives may be infected also). Never pay the ransom, encourages criminals and never guarantees you will get you data back. Thanks as always to Kaspersky Labs for their great work! Happy and safe computing. The Dr

08.01.2022 Computer users need to be extra vigilant with a wave of malware affecting computers worldwide. A variant of cryptolocker virus, spread by a self replicating worm is encrypting computers and demanding ransom be paid to decrypt infected users files on the computer. All user data on local computers and attached storage devices will be affected and rendered "unreadable and unrecoverable" unless decrypted. It is believed to be spread via emails so extreme caution is advised when opening or viewing emails and attachments. See article for more info. Be aware and stay safe. The Dr. http://www.news.com.au//n/b248da44b753489a3f207dfee2ce78a9

03.01.2022 BEWARE: The "no fix-no fee" scam. Dr Laptop is a legitimate business and we do not offer "no fix-no fee" service. "no fix-no fee" is a scam operated by inexperienced and or dodgy repairers. All problems can be fixed, but are often too expensive to undertake. If the customer chooses not to proceed with a repair because it is too costly, or a system upgrade is a better option. the "no fix-no fee" offer becomes void, as it is your choice not to proceed. Legitimate tradesmen do... not work for free, they generally have plenty of paid work. Ask yourself, who would offer free labour and what is the catch? Wishing you all happy and safe computing. See more

03.01.2022 Update on the latest epidemic of a Cryptolocker type ransomware "WannaCry". While the original victims of the recent WannaCry epidemic were originally thought to be Windows XP users, new data from antivirus provider Kaspersky Lab shows that 98% of the victims were actually running Windows 7. (Thanks to Tech Republic). Whats more, when we look at the versions of Win 7 that were targeted, it is apparent that the attack was directed to versions other than Windows 7 Home, the mos...t common consumer version. (The below graph shows results from Kasperky Lab reseearch.) From that we can deduce that the attack was directed to users in large enterprises where higher versions of Windows are required to operate in large networked environments. The takeout from this is to always maintain windows updates. Do not rely on automatic updating, do it manually and often. If for any reason you cannot download and install windows updates, seek professional help, You may already have malware installed on your computer. Good luck and happy/safe computing. The Dr. See more

03.01.2022 If youre thinking about upgrading to Windows 10, think again. Microsoft has settled a US$10,000 settlement for wrecking someones computer in the States. How many more will follow? Those who have chosen to upgrade are over represented in our workshop at present. Read the news article below for more info. http://www.news.com.au//n/02a1fa55bec1f4ef9aecb64ce494e455 If you have upgraded, you have 31 days to roll back, after which you basically lose all your options. If your sys...tem does play up or become inoperable and 31 days have past, you cannot roll back to previous operating system or do factory recovery from built in recovery partition. If you have made recovery disks, lucky you. Tips: Always generate a set of recovery disks (USB drive etc) as soon as possible (not possible after upgrade). Always maintain comprehensive data backup, especially irreplaceable content like photos. If you need any advice, give us a call.

02.01.2022 If anyone is interested to see some of our customer reviews, please follow the link.... http://www.littleaussie.com.au//com/dr-laptop/testimonials

01.01.2022 I hope to be able to post information relevant to computer safety and security from time to time as well as info that might be of interest to computer users. Watch this space! The Dr.