Computer Technician & Tech Helper
Brantford, Ontario, Canada
// PLAYER PROFILE
Mark Parsons is a computer technician based in Brantford, Ontario — the kind of person who genuinely enjoys untangling tech problems so you don't have to. Whether your laptop won't start or you just can't figure out why the Wi-Fi keeps dropping, Mark has seen it and fixed it.
He stands just over six feet tall, which comes in handy when hunting down that cable behind the desk you forgot about.
His origin story began with an Atari 800XL — one of the most capable home computers of its era. That early spark never left. Decades later, Mark still approaches every machine with the same curiosity he had as a kid loading programs from cassette tape.
A true computer geek at heart, Mark's goal is simple: make technology less frustrating for real people. No condescension, no jargon soup — just clear help that actually works.
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// NO-GO ZONES
Mark keeps his distance. Life's too short for the feed.
Twitter / X
Not where Mark spends his time. Prefer a real conversation.
Why does this site exist?
This page is regenerated daily by an AI model. Every visit is a new version. Find out what that means and why Mark is doing it.
// SELECT YOUR QUEST
PC Repair
Slow machines, won't boot, blue screens — Mark diagnoses and fixes the problem.
Virus Removal
Malware and junk software cleaned out properly, not just masked.
Network Setup
Wi-Fi that actually reaches the back bedroom. Routers, switches, the works.
Tech Help
New phone, new laptop, confused by a menu? Mark walks you through it.
Data Recovery
Lost files aren't always gone forever. Mark will find out what's salvageable.
Upgrades
More RAM, a faster drive, a new OS install — extend the life of your existing machine.
// OPEN CHANNEL
Got a computer problem? Mark is based in Brantford and ready to help. Drop him a line — no tech question is too basic or too weird.
mrparsons@gmail.com