Computer Network Support

Bowes IT Solutions provides computer network support for the Niagara Region of southern Ontario. The communities we support include Welland, Pelham, Fonthill, Thorold, Niagara Falls, St Catharines, Port Colborne, Fort Erie, Grimsby, and surrounding areas.

Bowes IT is Niagara's first choice for cost effective and expert computer network support!

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Services

Keeping You Safer with A Daily Health Check

happyguy We believe that no matter what IT business model you run, the road to our success goes straight through 'Dowhat-your-customer-wants-ville'. It's the fundamentals that matter. And at Bowes IT that means...

Delivering a great IT support service that maximises your uptime
At less cost than our competitors
In a way that suits you best

So it doesnâ€™t matter if you want a Break-Fix contract, a full blown support contract or you simply want ad-hoc services, the Daily Health Check can help you stay on top of your systems and maximise your uptime.

Get Help Now

This program will let us -- with your permission -- remotely access your computer to make repairs. It's easy, secure, and it's green!

To use remote help:

- Click "Get Help Now"

- When you a box pops up asking whether you want to save the program or run it, click "Run"

- If another box pops up suggesting that the publisher could not be recognized, click "Run" again.

- You'll see a box that asks for a user name and password. You don't need a user name or password so just click "Connect".

We can now connect and give you a hand with your problem!

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