The "IT" Guy

08/18/2026

Printer problems aren’t always printer problems.
When a commercial printer stops working, the cause could be power, network connectivity, a print queue, workstation settings or an IP conflict issue.
A careful diagnosis checks the entire path before parts are ordered or equipment is replaced. That matters when downtime interrupts the work your business depends on.
Need help troubleshooting business technology?
https://sendtheitguy.com/

08/12/2026

A working cable is good. A cable you can identify later is better.
Clear labels and documentation reduce guesswork when something changes or stops working. They also make it easier for your on-site technician, internal IT staff and remote support team to work together.
Good field service should solve today’s problem—and make tomorrows problem easier.
Need help with a network rack, patch panel or structured cabling?
https://sendtheitguy.com/

08/07/2026

When business technology has to work, Send The IT Guy.
We help businesses with the equipment and connections that keep the day moving—networks, Wi-Fi, structured cabling, workstations, printers and connected devices.
Sometimes the answer is hands on site. Sometimes it is remote support. Often, the best result comes from both working together.
Clear communication. Careful work. Useful documentation.
Need help at a Kansas business location? Start here: https://sendtheitguy.com/

05/08/2026

Ever show up to fix one thing and find three more things waiting for you?
That was yesterday.
I spent the day working on an EV charging station and honestly, it’s one of those jobs where you dig and dig until you find the root of the problem. A voltage issue here, a network switch with no power there, a power supply that just gave up in the middle of all of it.
Six hours on site. A lot of phone calls. A lot of tracing wires.
But here’s the thing — I love this work.
I like being the reason it works.
More of these coming. Glad to be part of keeping EV’s plugged in.

03/21/2026

03/01/2026

Here is an update on how Ive been expanding my skills.

PS most of the wiring for these boards arent mine. I’m just replacing bad parts.