Are There Any Good Computer Repair Shops In Chiang Rai City?

[Mitkof Island]

I just need to speak with a Thai that speaks and understands excellent English so i can discuss some computer notebook issues. Or better yet a foreigner that might work at a shop or that is able to help with some of my notebook issues. Any recommendations ?

[CharlieH]

Make sense to ask in the Chiang Rai forum.....

 

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[XJ650]

Name of the shop is Technocom and they speak good English there.

Link in Googles Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/35bL7xPM9YE2

 

[sceadugenga]

I'm the type of person that can make a PC produce smoke just by walking past one so over the years I've tried most of the larger repair shops in the city.

 

Technocom rules them all.

[Manassas]

I agree that Technocom is the best around. But I skip the outlet at Central and use their stand-alone shop by the Mengrai circle.

[frodo77]

I have used KVC and found them excellent.

[sceadugenga]

17 minutes ago, Manassas said:

I agree that Technocom is the best around. But I skip the outlet at Central and use their stand-alone shop by the Mengrai circle.

 

Is that the one between the big market and the Overbrook hospital?

The Central shop does not take repairs, they refer you to this one.

 

[sammieuk1]

As you need an English speaker what's the problem ????

[Manassas]

22 hours ago, sceadugenga said:

 

Is that the one between the big market and the Overbrook hospital?

The Central shop does not take repairs, they refer you to this one.

 

No, not the one behind Overbrook. It's just past the circle and is called Dell Computers, but it's part of Technocom. Very nice selection of equipment and I was happy with their service.

 

[sceadugenga]

Thanks for that, I wasn't aware of it.

[Manassas]

By the way, the battery on my ancient HP laptop died. Technocom was able to order a replacement. An actual HP battery and it worked.