Customer service and
technical support are available from 9AM to 7PM
Monday through Friday, 10AM to 6PM on Saturday and
Noon to 6PM on Sunday.
To reach Customer Service or Technical Support, call
888-232-1716 or in Springfield 241-6000. Via
e-mail, contact
2techsupport@springnet1.com
eOnline Storage
Online Backup will protect your data.
The service is simple to set up and works well even over a broadband or
dial-up connection. Your data is stored on our server and is
encrypted so no one, not even Springnet1, can read your files. For
more information and to signup, visit
eOnline
Storage.
Springnet1 staff of technical support specialists are
trained to help computer users at all levels.
Specialists will use their breadth of knowledge to solve a
technical issue right the first time and if a problem is
stubborn, then more members of the Springnet1 team will
assist to find the solution.
Additional Online Sources for Technical Information
5 Star Support- 5 Star
Support is a global computer support site.
Computer Virus Myth Home Page - Learn about
computer virus myths, hoaxes, urban legends,
hysteria, and the implications if you
believe in them. You can also search a list of
computer virus hoaxes & virus hysteria
from A to Z.
Microsoft Help and Support- From here, you can search or browse for
technical support information about Microsoft
consumer products.
Modem Help- A great
site to help you configure your dial-up modem.
You'll find everything you need for almost every
modem out there. From optimizing speeds, to
initialization strings to driver downloads.
Screenshots - Review what the screens should
look like to handle most anything in Windows and
other common programs.
Search Engine Watch - Contains all kinds of
information regarding the use of search engines.
Site is free, but offers a membership section
that contains search engine algorithms and more.
SeniorNet - Provides adults 50+ access to
education about computer technology and the
Internet. However, anyone can access the site
regardless of age.
Technofile - Articles,
reviews, essays and advice on computers,
software and consumer technology. By Al Fasoldt, author and
TV/radio host.
Winstall.com - the site that was created to
teach you how to install, upgrade, and fix
Microsoft's Windows line of operating systems.
Starting from MSDOS and working up to the most
recent Windows XP, this site continues to show
you the user how to resolve your problems.
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