
Technical
Support

Where It All Began.
Just over 30 years ago, Microsoft launched Windows 95. This groundbreaking operating system, made computing mainstream and no longer just the domain of huge multinationals or academic and scientific institutions.
Before long you would see Personal Computers, as they were once known, appearing in schools, SMEs and even in peoples homes.
Fast forward 30 years, and most people now own several computers each, with nearly everyone carrying one with them everyday (your phone!).
Most of us here at Slick Solutions have been in the industry for at least this long, and as a result we bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to every project we're involved with.

We Make IT Work.
Find out how Slick Solutions can make your IT work for you.
A dedicated hardware, software and cloud technical support service can provide businesses with reliable technical assistance across their entire IT environment. From setting up new computers and resolving day-to-day technical issues to managing cloud services and maintaining business-critical systems, professional support helps keep your technology running efficiently and reduces disruption to your staff.

Hardware, Software and Cloud Support Services we Offer
We supply high-performance professional and gaming computers designed for users who demand more from their technology. Whether you are a serious gamer, content creator, designer, engineer or business professional, our systems are built around powerful, carefully selected components to deliver outstanding performance, reliability and responsiveness.
Modern high-performance PCs can combine powerful CPUs, dedicated graphics, fast NVMe storage and generous memory to handle demanding workloads as well as intensive gaming.Hardware support can cover the installation, configuration, maintenance and troubleshooting of computers, laptops, printers, servers, network equipment and other business devices.
Engineers can diagnose hardware faults, replace or upgrade components and ensure equipment is correctly configured and operating reliably. Support can also include setting up new devices, transferring user data and preparing equipment for new members of staff.Software issues can quickly prevent employees from carrying out their daily tasks. Technical support can assist with installing, configuring and troubleshooting operating systems, business applications, productivity software, antivirus solutions and other essential programs.
Support teams can also help resolve compatibility problems, application errors, software updates and user access issues, helping staff get back to work as quickly as possible.
As more businesses move their systems and data into the cloud, reliable cloud support has become increasingly important. A technical support department can assist with the setup, configuration and ongoing management of cloud platforms, online applications, cloud storage, email systems and user accounts.
This can include managing permissions, resolving access problems, configuring new users and helping businesses make the most of their cloud environment.
Support for platforms such as Microsoft 365 can help businesses manage email, calendars, document storage, collaboration and productivity tools.
Technical support can assist with account configuration, password and access issues, application setup, permissions and general troubleshooting. Businesses can also receive guidance on using cloud-based applications effectively and securely.
A combination of remote and on-site support allows technical issues to be dealt with in the most appropriate way. Many software, configuration and user-support problems can be diagnosed and resolved remotely, providing a fast response without requiring an engineer to visit the premises.
For hardware faults, network problems or issues requiring physical access, on-site engineering support can provide a practical solution.
Technical support can also extend to the business network, including routers, switches, wireless networks, internet connectivity and connected devices.
Engineers can investigate slow or unreliable connections, configure network equipment, troubleshoot connectivity issues and help maintain a stable environment for employees and cloud-based services.
Protecting business data is an important part of IT support. Services can include configuring and monitoring backups, checking that data is being successfully backed up and assisting with data recovery when required.
A suitable backup strategy can help businesses recover from hardware failures, accidental deletion, system problems and other incidents that could otherwise result in significant data loss.
A technical support department can provide a single point of contact for employees experiencing IT problems.
Whether a user has forgotten a password, cannot access an application, is experiencing an issue with their computer or needs help setting up a new device, responsive support can minimise downtime and allow employees to concentrate on their roles rather than technical problems.
Rather than simply responding when something goes wrong, proactive IT support focuses on preventing problems before they affect the business.
Regular system checks, software updates, hardware monitoring, security reviews and maintenance can help identify potential issues early. This approach can improve reliability, extend the lifespan of equipment and reduce unexpected downtime.
