Desktop Support Jobs

I need a Windows-savvy specialist to complete the following tasks in a single remote session (or on-site, if you prefer), for a fixed total price of €120: Configure automatic, two-way file synchronization between my desktop PC and laptop using OneDrive. Only work and document folders should be synced — no system files, applications, or personal media. Set up email on both machines so inboxes, folders, and read/unread status remain perfectly in sync. My provider is Outlook, and I’m open to either IMAP or full Exchange — whichever you consider more robust for this setup. Security is paramount: I will enter all passwords myself during the session and change them afterward. When replying, please confirm: • That you accept the €120 fixed price • Estimat...

I need help configuring my Windows 11 computer, specifically with setting up user accounts. Ideal skills and experience: - Proficiency in Windows 11 - Experience with user account setup and configuration - Knowledgeable in system preferences and settings Please provide a brief overview of your experience with similar tasks.

Desktop / System Engineer – Onsite (1-Day Assignment) We are seeking a hands-on Desktop or System Engineer to be onsite at a client location for one full day to support a small IT infrastructure refresh. You will act as the onsite engineer while a remote technical team remains on standby. Your primary responsibility will be to rack, cable, power up, and patch IT and network equipment (servers, switches, firewalls, desktops, and printers) strictly according to the diagrams and instructions provided in advance. You will also connect console or management cables to enable remote engineers to complete configuration tasks. Before wrap-up, you will perform basic end-user computing (EUC) checks, including light troubleshooting for desktops, laptops, and printers—verifying network c...

I need reliable freelance computer-hardware engineers who can visit my customers’ offices and homes across India and carry out installation services—specifically Linux installation on their machines for everyday desktop use. Here’s what a typical call looks like: I send you the location and preferred Linux flavour (most often Ubuntu or Mint, though customers occasionally ask for Fedora or Debian). You arrive on site with a bootable USB/DVD, install the OS on a new or existing desktop or laptop, set up common drivers, configure the network, and verify that everything—from Wi-Fi to printers—works smoothly before hand-over. I cover any reimbursable travel expenses that we agree on in advance, and you invoice me once the job is signed off by the customer. So...

I’m ready to buy a new Windows-based desktop for my small business, but I want the whole workstation—desktop, existing laptop, and cell phone—to work in unison before I pull the trigger. Here’s what I need from you: • A clear recommendation (or shortlist) for a Windows desktop that will comfortably run everyday office programs and keep pace with routine email and printing tasks. • Guided, hands-on help getting my Yahoo Mail account fully synced so the inbox and folders mirror perfectly on the new desktop, my current Windows laptop, and my phone. IMAP settings, security, and any required app installs all need to be covered. • Reinstallation and testing of two existing printers (Inkjet and All-in-One). Both have to print from the new desktop and ...

I have a batch of brand-new desktop computers that need to be unpacked, assembled, and brought online in our office. The task covers the complete hardware setup—mounting any internal components, connecting peripherals, verifying BIOS settings—followed by operating-system installation, driver updates, and joining each machine to our wired LAN. Cable runs are already in place; you’ll simply patch the PCs to the switch, confirm DHCP or static addressing (as we decide on site), and test connectivity to shared printers and our file server. Please centre your bid on your hands-on experience performing similar roll-outs rather than lengthy proposals. A concise note about previous desktop deployments, the tools you rely on (e.g., Windows 11 Pro imaging, PXE boot, Clonezilla, or ...

Desktop / System Engineer – Onsite (1-Day Assignment) We are seeking a hands-on Desktop or System Engineer to be onsite at a client location for one full day to support a small IT infrastructure refresh. You will act as the onsite engineer while a remote technical team remains on standby. Your primary responsibility will be to rack, cable, power up, and patch IT and network equipment (servers, switches, firewalls, desktops, and printers) strictly according to the diagrams and instructions provided in advance. You will also connect console or management cables to enable remote engineers to complete configuration tasks. Before wrap-up, you will perform basic end-user computing (EUC) checks, including light troubleshooting for desktops, laptops, and printers—verifying network c...

I’m looking for an experienced desktop-support professional who can step in and look after every aspect of my Windows machines. I run a mix of personal PCs and small-office workstations, so the environment shifts between home-use convenience and business-grade reliability. The immediate focus is twofold: • Installation & setup – clean OS installs, driver configuration, user profiles, network printers and the usual security hardening that keeps a fresh Windows system stable from day one. • Troubleshooting & repair – when updates break drivers, applications refuse to launch, or performance drops unexpectedly, I need someone who can diagnose quickly, walk me through fixes, and document what was done so I can reference it later. Most tasks can be handle...

Desktop / System Engineer – Onsite (1-Day Assignment) We are seeking a hands-on Desktop or System Engineer to be onsite at a client location for one full day to support a small IT infrastructure refresh. You will act as the onsite engineer while a remote technical team remains on standby. Your primary responsibility will be to rack, cable, power up, and patch IT and network equipment (servers, switches, firewalls, desktops, and printers) strictly according to the diagrams and instructions provided in advance. You will also connect console or management cables to enable remote engineers to complete configuration tasks. Before wrap-up, you will perform basic end-user computing (EUC) checks, including light troubleshooting for desktops, laptops, and printers—verifying network c...