Computer man for a small office set up (recommendation please)

desprateseagull said:

Might be worth putting an ad in pc mags, or tech websites? wiredsussex.co.uk maybe?

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kingcole said:

I'm going to have to spend a few quid at work in the next couple of months and would rather not spunk my doh at PC world or an online purchase with no support.

We currently have 2 x networked Windows 7 PC's. Ones OK and ones like Leon Best.

Want to buy a new faster PC and have them all on Windows 10. Understand free upgrade on current machines. Will need to transfer everything from old to new one.

Also on the network will be 5 printers.

I also want to buy a top end windows surface with keyboard etc and be able to log into our network when I'm away from the office.

I need someone to flog me new pc and surface and their time getting all bits to talk together

I also want same person to check we have a decent security protection (virus and crap) and also that we have a continuous cloud backup.

We currently subscribe to office 360 which will be good for all the machines.

Finally, I need advice on how we should be configuring our email as I think it should be better than it is currently. Outlook currently but some pop, some IMAP.

Not looking for advice on here or to be told to buy a Mac. But a contact for someone who wants some work September / October and is on call after for any problems would be great.

Thanks

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Bry Nylon said:

Sounds like a job for BensGrandad.

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Bry Nylon said:

Sounds like a job for BensGrandad.

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kingcole said:

Want to buy a new faster PC and have them all on Windows 10.

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beorhthelm said:

stay with Windows 7 until you have a good business reason to change. you have a year to upgrade, leave it until at least the new year. Windows 10 is free because you are a glorified tester.

also, you wont be able to log to the local network from remote without additional kit, security concerns and setup. is it necessary? sharing data via a cloud service is the obvious solution (and make that different service to the backup). though bear in mind that no internet, no data.

and i'm curious how on earth you need 5 printers?

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