Rescuetech Regina

09/01/2026

No local Tech Shop? ShipNFix has you covered. Don't let a broken game console bench you for weeks. Rural Sask doesn't always have a specialized repair shop around the corner. With RescueTECH's ShipNFix service, you can mail your broken PS5, XBox or Switch directly to our Regina repair centre. We'll fix it under the microscope, test it thoroughly, and ship it securely back to you. Tracked, insured and handled by pros. DM, call or text (306) 205-7522 for a quote today! 2225 14th Avenue in Regina, Saskatchewan S4P0X9 100% Canadian owned and operated.

08/27/2026

Your phone not charging? Think its the battery? Not so fast. In most cases a non charging phone is often a gummed up charge port. A little cleaning and it might just be good as new. How to tell? Check out the photos. Your phone cord should butt right up against the base of the phone. This is normal. If your phone shows a gap between the cable and base of the phone, it likely has debris in it preventing recharge.

Have a gummed up charge port? At RescueTECH we would be happy to clean that out for you for free. Just stop by during regular hours (10am - 5:30pm weekdays and Saturdays 12:noon - 5:00pm) and we will takecare of it for you.

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RescueTECH - 2225 14th Avenue in Regina Saskatchewan.

08/26/2026

What! 100% Canadian owned and operated? Yup, that's right bud. RescueTECH is a Regina based business. We fix devices like Macs, PCs, and Gaming Consoles for hosers just like you! We also do data backups, upgrades, computer setup and support and virus removal. Both in-shop walk-in service on 14th Avenue, and on-site visits available.

Need a little tech rescuing? Give us a DM, call or text @ (306) 205-7522. Open 10am to 5:30pm weekdays and 12noon - 5:00pm Saturdays. 2225 14th Avenue in Regina Saskatchewan. !

Apple, PC, iPad, iPhone Computer Repair and Service RescueTECH Regina. Apple Certified staff. Where Regina goes to rescue their technology.

08/24/2026

Your Personal Technology Helper. Everyone has a family member who knows computers... But what if they're not available? RescueTECH is your trusted technology partner. Regina local and 100% Canadian. Whether it's a suspicious pop-up, a printer that won't print, slow computer, Wi-Fi problems, or simply a question like "Does this look like a scam?" we're only a phone call away. We explain things patiently, in plain language, and we're happy to come to your home, with both onsite and in shop services available.

Have a computer related tech problem? Call or text RescueTECH. We are located at 2225 14th Avenue, near the corner of Lorne and 14th Avenue. Open 10am - 5:30pm weekdays and Saturdays 12noon - 5:00pm. If you know someone who could benefit from our services, please share. Have a great day!

RescueTECH is a locally owned and operated Apple Independent Repair Provider and computer repair service based in Regina, Saskatchewan. Since 2009, we have been providing out-of-warranty repair services for iPads, Macs, and Microsoft based computers.

08/22/2026

Can you fix my computer without deleting my data? Losing ones data during a repair makes for one sad customer, so we don't do that. At RescueTECH we don't do the big box "wipe and reload the OS" approach to troubleshoot and solve problems. In most cases the wipe a reload should be a last resort, rather than the first thing considered.

If your repair place is replacing a battery, or a screen, or fixing a PS5 overheating issue, there is no need to wipe the device in order to do so. In the event that we do need to reload an operating system, we always seek authorization from the customer before doing so. That way there are no surprises, and lost data. The way it should be... am I right?

08/21/2026

RescueTECH offers mail repair for Macbooks, tablets and most gaming systems like XBox and PS5s. ShipNFix™ – You Ship It. We Fix It. Step 1 - Contact Us (call or text (306) 205-7522 or DM us). Step 2 - Carefully Package Your Device. Step 3 - We Perform a FREE Diagnostic and call with a quote. Step 4 - You Approve the Repair. Step 5 - We Repair and Test Everything. Step 6 - We Ship It Back.

Things suitable for ShipNFix™ iPads, Macbooks, MS Surfaces, Nintendo Switches, XBox systems, PS5s and anything you can send in via mail or courier. Just because you don't live in a city doesn't mean you shouldn't enjoy great service and professional work.

Located at 2225 14th Avenue in Regina, Saskatchewan. Call or text (306) 205-7522 or DM us for a quote for your repair, or more information about our services.

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08/21/2026

So you spilled water on your computer (Macbook users we're looking at you 👀). What to do?!?!?! Well first of, don't panic. It happens. First thing you should do is turn it off, even if this means holding down the power button and forcing it off. It really needs to power down. Secondly, cleanup any liquid you see on the keyboard and screen. Dry that thing off so no water is pooling around on it. Third turn it face down draped over the edge of a table on a towel. See image (thanks reddit!). Leave it for 24 hours - minimum.

What we want to do here is make sure any residual water in there has a chance to evaporate. What not to do. Do not keep using it. Do not put it in rice. Do not leave it plugged in to power. After leaving it for a day, turn it on and see how it goes. Congratulations. You have just saved your computer. Now after you have done the quick fix to save the computer bring it on down to RescueTECH in Regina, Saskatchewan. We can open it up and check it out for any residual damage, and run some diagnostics if necessary.

Open 10am - 5:30pm weekdays and Saturdays 12noon - 5:00pm. 2225 14th Avenue. Share if you have a Macbook Pro user on your friend list.

08/21/2026

Want a free and very thorough virus scanner for your Windows 10, and 11 computer? Microsoft has a stand alone virus scanner called Microsoft Safety Scanner. Its free and by installing it you get a 10 day license. What happens after 10 days? If you need to run another deep scan, simply download the new version again, reinstall and run. Older versions of Windows, like 10 areno longer supported. This means they can be vulnerable to security exploits. If you are someone you know is still running Windows 10 - share this message and tell them about this tool. It works, and it is free!

08/20/2026

When you take your computer in for recycling, should you wipe it first? Good question. In Saskatchewan if you have an old computer, or electronic device you no longer need you can take it to your nearest SARCAN. These devices are not reused, they are recycled for their materials. So the chances of your data going missing during the process is pretty slim, but it is not impossible. For most people simply doing a factory reset should be sufficient to protect your data. Now this isn't to say it is %100 secure.

However if someone is determined it may still be possible to recover your data from that old hard drive. In those cases a secure wipe, or data destruction program should be run on the drive, or the drive removed and physically destroyed as part of the recycling process.

At RescueTECH we do work with a charity called Community Computers Regina, and we accept donations of used computers on their behalf. Usable computers are securely wiped, prior to be being refurbished for use back out into the community. For computers not usable in the donation program we also remove and physically destroy drives as required as a paid service.

If you are planning on getting rid of some computers you no longer need, and don't know what to do. Feel free to give us a call, or DM us. We can discuss options and see to it that your data is safe and secure. Open 10am - 5:30pm weekdays, Saturdays 12noon - 5:00pm. Call or text (306) 205-7522!

08/20/2026

Looking at buying an Apple device from Facebook? If so read on! A few things you need to look out for. 1) Make sure the device works, just don't buy a box full of stones. Turn the device on and make sure it works. 2) Go to settings and make sure it is not tied to an Apple account. I should be free of an Apple ID. Check the Apple Account goto the "find my" and if "find my device" is turned on - it is locked to an account. Don't buy until that is OFF! 3) Meet up in a public place, or somewhere you feel safe. Too many stories of people getting robbed during these things. 4) Be safe! If you think this was helpful. Share with your friends! Thanks :)