Computer Repair & Tech Support for Home Users in Alexandria, Springfield & Fairfax
Friendly, patient tech help — right in your home.
Whether your laptop is running slow, your Wi-Fi keeps dropping, or you just need help setting up a new computer, Mount Vernon Computers is here to help with personalized, jargon-free tech support.
Technology should make your life easier, not more stressful. When your computer starts acting up, your printer won't connect, or your email stops working, we treat every question as a valid one and explain everything in plain English.
How We Help Home Users
We transfer files, install software, configure email, and connect your printer so your new machine feels familiar from day one.
We identify what's causing sluggishness — startup bloat, aging drives, low memory, or hidden malware — and apply targeted fixes.
We diagnose the actual cause of connectivity problems and optimize your setup for reliable coverage throughout your home.
We clean up infections thoroughly, install proper protection, and share practical tips to help you avoid future problems.
We get your accessories working reliably — handling drivers, wireless connections, and compatibility so they work every time.
Sync issues, crashes, attachment problems, confusing updates — we resolve everyday tech frustrations quickly.
Automatic backups that quietly protect your family photos, important documents, and personal projects in the background.
Smart speakers, thermostats, cameras, and lighting systems set up, connected, and working together properly and securely.
Tech Support That Speaks Your Language
We explain what's going on in plain English, walk you through your options, and make sure you're comfortable. With over 20 years of experience, we treat every home visit like we're helping a neighbor.
"I and other members of my family have been customers of Mt Vernon Computers for many years. Daryl is trustworthy, professional and knowledgeable. I call him because I know that he responds in a timely manner, and that his advice is honest and in my best interest."