*How to find* farang computer doctor for Macintosh?

[Old Curmudgeon]

12 hours ago, Freddy42OZ said:

 

 

I have provided Mac tech support for many years, but I have no idea what you actually want to have done.
What issues are you having that you need resolving? 

 

Thanks for your post, @Freddy42OZ, but, no, not trying to resolve problems.

Not here looking for conventional tech support.

In your defense, all other posters on this thread (so far) have gone off on that same (wrong) tangent.

 

Please take a moment to re-read the opening post.

 

Goal is to *FIND* someone to review my computer configuration, all of it, and recommend improvements.

Review to include backup configuration, VPN, Ethernet router, software "settings", and on and on.

 

I've done exactly this every 3-4 years, with various consultants, both formal and informal.

"Informal" means other Mac users with vast experience.

Always find some worthwhile improvements.

 

In the past, I've found this sort of consultation both back in the USA, and here in Thailand.

But now, I don't know anyone in Thailand with deep expertise on Mac.

This thread is asking how to *FIND* someone, not how to solve specific problems.

 

Thank you for your time to write and post on my thread.

Edited November 11 by Old Curmudgeon

[Old Curmudgeon]

On 11/11/2024 at 2:02 PM, tomazbodner said:

Buying a new Mac will also fix many of these issues ... Next year buy another

 

When I first read that post from @tomazbodner, I laughed at the idea of buying a new computer each year (or maybe every other year).

And I don't know if he was just joking, or was serious.

But the more I thought about it, the more I liked the idea.

 

Yes, would take a few days to re-install all the apps and and transfer over preference files, but it would run fresh and clean.

 

My current Mac is year 2020.

I've got the credit card out on my desk and am currently looking.

 

Thanks again, @tomazbodner for your suggestion.

It could quickly answer the request that started this thread.