Debug Computers Inc

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We've been serving northern Nevada inCarson City, Reno and Mindenfor over ten years and have experience with a wide range of software and hardware products and services. Voted one of the best in Reader's Choice for Computer Repair and Service for the lastseven years in a row in Carson and also voted #1 in Minden forthree years in a row inourthree years of business. DeBug Computer is a family owned and operated business. Schedule an on-site appointment today, or bring your computer to one of our three locations in Reno, Carson and Minden.

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A common concern for all computer users is the security of their personal information. Which of course is a very legitimate concern considering how much of our personal information now resides in the internet cloud and how many of us use online banking, shopping, investing, etc. Picking passwords and remembering them is definitely a hassle...

Commercial Business Services
Our professional IT consultants are reliable and practice discretion.

Weekly, monthly, bi-monthly, and quarterly IT services contracts are available.

We provide new computer networks and evaluations of existing system designs.

Jason has been working in the IT industry professionally for over 10 years. His background is in large scale environments such as banking...

Josh works part-time as a computer technician assistant, he is Keith and Debbie's youngest son, and enjoys working both in the office and on miscellaneous off site projects..

Gerald began his professional career in the military serving 10 years and achieved the rank of Sergeant in the US Army. Gerald changed his career goal from Logistics to Information Technology while serving in the military in Kitzingen, Germany in 1998 as a Network Administrator.