SLeuTH Computers

19/01/2022

If you've ever wondered why 'have you tried turning it off and on again' works, or if you want to know how to correctly restart your Computer or Phone/Device...

Sometimes the most simple solutions are the best. This is almost always the case with our high tech devices.

26/11/2021

For your Friday entertainment at Scammers' expense!

I wanted to see what would happen when scammers were faced with fixing a goofy virus based on the untitled goose game. It certainly made for some pretty ridi...

15/09/2021

Did you know, we can copy all your Programs, Data AND Settings from your Old Computer to New Computer, avoiding the painful setup process of a New Computer!

This service is conducted with our pick-up and return service to your location, all for just $150!

Trust your IT needs with SLeuTH Computers, the #1 Google Reviewed Computer business in Mandurah.

Book your Computer transfer today!

08/02/2021

Open For Business: Our shop is closed but we are still open for business via our thorough Contactless Pick-up/Return which has been successfully running since April 2020, with many great reviews on Google.

Procedures: We have been cleaning all equipment that is received with 90% ethanol since April 2020 without compromise. We are very strict with our procedures and carry alcohol sanitiser with us.

Booking is available online via our page or phone 9535 4444.

Stay safe, don't compromise, it's not worth the risk!

24/07/2020

26/03/2020

We are going Contactless for your safety.

For more information: https://www.sleuthcomputers.com.au/

23/03/2020

CORONA SCAM: Be alert, don't get scammed!

https://www.mandurahmail.com.au/story/6688936/scamwatch-be-alert-dont-get-scammed/

The Mandurah Mail has compiled a list of current scams identified on scamwatch.gov.au

10/07/2019

https://www.news.com.au/technology/online/hacking/microsoft-windows-users-warned-to-critically-update-their-computers-or-risk-wannacry-20/news-story/ff9cf5038ecf7b627df7b445fa819428

About a million Windows users could be at risk of a highly spreadable ransomware attack, experts fear could be as troubling as the 2017 WannaCry cyberattack.

26/06/2019

https://7news.com.au/news/recalls/apple-macbook-pros-recalled-over-concerns-batteries-could-ignite-if-they-overheat-c-177118

A select number of the popular computers have been recalled over concerns they could ignite if overheated.

03/05/2019

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-29/accc-report-scams-2018-surge489-million/11053946

Australians lost at least $489 million to scammers in 2018 — and that's just the cases reported to the consumer watchdog.