Your Computer Wizzard

Your Computer Wizzard Helping you reduce your Computer Stress! By appointment . Computer sales and repairs on the north coast of NSW. Workshop open Mon-Fri. Talk with us now.

Upgrade that ageing Computer and get back to work. Remote help online or over the phone. Carpark and access via Commercial Rd Alstonville. Behind Real Estate Agency Down Arcade

Remote Support over phone or online. OUR STORY

Your Computer Wizzard has been helping locals with their IT issues for over 20 years. They offer remote online support, working from home solutions and help with studying o

nline. YCW also focuses on computer, laptop and printer repairs, upgrades, maintenance, support, and sales.

“We love reducing people’s stress by helping people get online and stay online. We provide a personalised, customised service and online setup to suit individual clients’ needs” said Technician Gary.

“Your Computer Wizzard is not just workshop based” Gary explained. “We can provide remote online fixes too. This can save you down time as problems can often be solved very quickly with a phone call and an online session.”

“If your computer is slow or broken you may not need to replace it with a new one. Give us a call or come into the workshop and we can let you know if it can be repaired or upgraded” Gary said. Phone lines are open five days a week, Monday to Friday. The workshop in Alstonville is thoroughly cleaned to ensure a safe and healthy place for clients and staff. Pre-book your computer in for faster service face-to-face. The workshop is open Monday to Friday and has parking in public carpark off Commercial Road. YCW aims to keep our customers online and fix their computer issues as quickly as possible. We operate under our own 5 R’s of sustainability –
Repair Reuse Recycle Reduce Replace. Repair – first option
Reuse – e.g. reconditioned laptops
Recycle – packaging waste
Reduce – consumables
Replace – buy new

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Get in touch if your devices aren't OK after the blackout on Saturday! 02 6628 0099
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Another one to look out for!
03/09/2026

Another one to look out for!

In the wake of the recent Nepal-Tibet floods, COBA is urging well-intentioned Australians to be vigilant of charity scams. This could look like fake websites, fake crowdfunding platforms, sometimes even cold calls.

“The flood disaster in Nepal and Tibet is a terrible tragedy, and our thoughts are with those grieving and anxiously awaiting news about their loved ones. It’s natural that many of us will want to help. Unfortunately, scammers recognise that natural disasters like this can trigger strong emotional responses, and they try to create a false sense of urgency to convince people to donate quickly without checking whether an appeal is genuine,” said COBA Head of Financial Crimes and Cyber Resilience Martin Latimer.

To help ensure your donations reach legitimate organisations and those most in need, explore these useful tips from COBA's Financial Crime and Cyber Resilience team: https://www.customerownedbanking.asn.au/nepal-tibet-flood-tragedy-charity-scam/

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Police found a bag containing 47 iTunes gift cards in bundles of five labelled with post-it notes when they raided a home in Sydney's western suburbs.

Just a reminder that the carpark here gets crazy busy (full) so honk outside our shop if you want us to pop out to picku...
03/09/2026

Just a reminder that the carpark here gets crazy busy (full) so honk outside our shop if you want us to pop out to pickup your device before you find a carpark within walking distance and return to our shop to book it in.

02/09/2026

The Bush Fire Danger Period (BFDP) has commenced across the Far North Coast.
Fire permits are now required and can be obtained for free by applying online at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/notify or phoning 1300 632 174.

How the AI boom is forcing tech prices higher - ABC News (link in comments)
02/09/2026

How the AI boom is forcing tech prices higher - ABC News (link in comments)

The price of phones, laptops and game consoles are rising thanks to a global shortage of their most important part.

Address

Suite 2, 88A Main Street
Alstonville, NSW
2477

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+61266280099

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