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Usually it’s three or four small things at once: too little memory, a full drive, programs that start up in the background. I take a look by remote support and tell you what it is, and whether a repair is worth it or a new device works out cheaper.

That’s routine, as long as I know in good time. Set up the device, create the Microsoft 365 account, grant access, move mail and files across. Give me a few days’ notice and everything is in place on their first day.

Nearly always it’s placement or a crowded radio channel, rarely a faulty device. I check the coverage and see where it breaks off. Often one extra access point in the right spot is enough, not a new network.

This needs no improvising: a VPN on the firewall, clean user accounts, and your laptop behaves at home just as it does at the office. I set it up cleanly. All you notice is that it works.

Then the first question is: rework it or rebuild it? If the content still holds up and only the technology is old, reworking is often worth it. I’ll look at the existing site and tell you honestly which gets you further.

That’s the classic case for a small tool of your own, though sometimes it’s enough to make two existing programs talk to each other. First I look at how you work. Only then do we talk about software.