Zoho Assist unattended access
Our standard agent for customers on a support agreement. Installed once, it lets us connect when a machine needs attention without anyone having to be sat in front of it.
DownloadTools & downloads
The support tools we ask people to run, in one place. If you're on the phone to us, this is the page we'll point you at. Each one says what it does and where it comes from, so you're never installing something on trust alone.
Before you download
If someone called you out of the blue and is now telling you to install remote software, hang up. Microsoft, BT and your bank do not do that. Ring us on 07971 690187 and we'll tell you what you're actually looking at.
Some of these are hosted here by us. The rest go straight to the company that makes the software, so you always get the current version. Every card says which, and links marked “maker's site” open in a new tab.
A clean-up tool pointed at the wrong problem wastes an afternoon and occasionally makes things worse. Tell us what the machine is doing and we'll say which of these to run, or whether it needs us instead.
Downloads
So we can see your screen and work on the machine from here. Nothing runs until you let it, and you can watch every click.
Our standard agent for customers on a support agreement. Installed once, it lets us connect when a machine needs attention without anyone having to be sat in front of it.
DownloadFor a single call. Download it while we're on the phone, run it, read us the number on screen, and the session ends when we close it. Nothing is left behind afterwards.
Get it from Zoho (opens in a new tab)The alternative if Zoho won't connect, usually because of a work laptop's security settings. Same idea: run it, give us the ID and password it shows you.
Get it from TeamViewer (opens in a new tab)The Mac version, always the current release. macOS will ask you to allow screen recording and accessibility the first time. That's expected, and we'll talk you through it.
Get it from TeamViewer (opens in a new tab)For a machine that has picked something up. These find and remove; they are not a replacement for the protection we install on a machine we look after.
The scanner we reach for first on an infected machine. Finds the things a normal antivirus tends to wave through. The free version scans and cleans on demand.
Get it from Malwarebytes (opens in a new tab)For the browser that has grown three toolbars and keeps opening pages you didn't ask for. Strips out adware and hijacked search settings, then puts the browser back to normal.
Get it from Malwarebytes (opens in a new tab)Copies of your files, kept somewhere else. If you're not sure whether your backup is actually running, that's worth a phone call.
The cloud backup client we supply. Use this to install it on a new machine, or to reinstall it if backups have stopped reporting in.
DownloadA small tool that collects the backup logs into one file you can email us. We'll usually ask for this when a backup is failing and we need to see why.
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Free scheduled copying from one place to another, typically a folder onto an external drive or a NAS. Good for a second copy alongside cloud backup.
Get it from 2BrightSparks (opens in a new tab)For a machine that works but has stopped behaving. Repair tools are worth a quick call before you run them.
Clears temporary files and browser clutter. Portable means it runs from the folder you unzip it into, with nothing installed. Leave the registry cleaner alone unless we've asked.
Get it from CCleaner (opens in a new tab)The Mac build, for caches and leftovers from software you've long since removed. Handy when a startup disk is filling up and nothing obvious explains it.
Get it from CCleaner (opens in a new tab)Repairs damaged Windows system files, the usual culprit when updates keep failing at the same point. This one is a technician's tool, so please ring us before running it.
DownloadMicrosoft's own diagnostics for Outlook and Office: mail that won't send, an account that keeps asking for a password, Office that won't activate. Nothing to install.
Open the Microsoft tool (opens in a new tab)Small utilities for the questions that come up before an upgrade or a rebuild.
Shows what is actually filling the drive, biggest folder first. Nine times out of ten it's photos, an old backup, or a mail file nobody knew was there.
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Reads the Windows and Office licence keys already on the machine, so a rebuild doesn't mean buying software you have paid for once. Some antivirus flags it; that is expected.
DownloadNothing in that category for this platform. Choose “Everything” to see the full list.
Not sure which one?
Describing the problem in your own words is genuinely enough. We'll tell you which tool to run, stay on the phone while it does its thing, or take it from here ourselves.
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