What Do You Need Help With?
Browse common technology problems and find simple troubleshooting advice below.
Computers & Laptops
Slow performance, freezing and startup problems.
Printers & Scanners
Offline printers, printing errors and connection problems.
Phones & Tablets
Device freezing, updates and common settings.
Internet & Wi-Fi
Connection dropouts, slow speeds and network issues.
Email & Accounts
Email access, sign-in problems and account security.
Security & Scams
Suspicious messages, malware and online safety.
Computers & Laptops
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If your computer is taking longer than usual to start, open programs or respond, try these steps:
Restart your computer. A normal restart can resolve temporary performance problems.
Close unused programs. Having too many applications open can slow your device down.
Check your storage. If your device is nearly full, remove unnecessary files or move important files to suitable backup storage. Avoid deleting files you don't recognise.
Check for updates. Install updates through Windows Update or your Mac's Software Update settings.
Check startup programs. Disable unnecessary startup applications using your device's built-in settings, but leave security software and unfamiliar system items alone.
Still running slowly?
Slow performance can also be caused by ageing hardware, failing storage drives, overheating or software problems. Blue's Computer Repairs can diagnose the cause and recommend suitable solutions.
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If your computer isn't turning on, start with these basic checks:
Check the power connection. Make sure the power cable or charger is securely connected.
Check the power outlet. Test it with another suitable device, if safe to do so.
For laptops, check the charger. Look for visible damage and try another compatible charger if one is available.
Disconnect accessories. Remove external USB devices, docks and other non-essential accessories, then try turning the computer on again.
Check the screen. If you can hear fans or see power lights, the computer may be running but not displaying an image. Check the screen brightness or external monitor connection.
Important: If you notice smoke, a burning smell, liquid damage, exposed wiring or a swollen battery, stop using the device and seek professional assistance. Do not open the power supply or attempt electrical repairs yourself.
Still not turning on?
The issue may involve the charger, battery, screen, internal components or power circuitry. Blue's can help identify the cause.
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A computer that freezes, unexpectedly restarts or displays error messages may be experiencing software or hardware problems.
Try the following:
Restart the computer. If it responds, use the normal restart option.
Check for updates. Install available operating system and application updates.
Check available storage. Low storage space can contribute to performance and stability problems.
Notice when it happens. Does the computer freeze when opening a particular program, playing games or performing a specific task?
Check for overheating. Make sure ventilation openings aren't blocked and the device is on a firm, suitable surface.
Important: If the computer repeatedly crashes, makes unusual clicking noises, overheats or shows signs of storage failure, avoid unnecessary use and prioritise protecting your important data.
Still having problems?
Blue's Computer Repairs can investigate software faults, overheating, memory issues and other possible causes.
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If your computer can't connect to the internet, try these steps:
Check other devices. See whether your phone or another computer can access the internet using the same Wi-Fi network.
Check Wi-Fi settings. Make sure Wi-Fi is enabled and Airplane Mode is turned off.
Reconnect to your network. Select your usual Wi-Fi network and confirm you're using the correct password.
Restart your computer. This can resolve temporary connection problems.
Check your router. If multiple devices have no internet access, check the router's status lights and your internet provider's outage information. A normal router restart may help; allow several minutes for reconnection.
Avoid factory-resetting your router unless you know how to restore its internet settings.
Still unable to connect?
The problem may involve your computer, router, wireless signal or internet service provider. Blue's can assist with network troubleshooting and setup.
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Viruses and other malicious software can cause unusual behaviour, although these symptoms don't always mean your computer is infected.
Possible warning signs include:
Unexpected pop-ups or suspicious security warnings.
Unknown programs appearing on your computer.
Your browser opening unfamiliar websites or changing settings unexpectedly.
Unusual performance problems or unexplained activity.
Security software reporting a possible threat.
What should you do?
Avoid clicking suspicious links, advertisements or pop-ups.
Don't call telephone numbers displayed in unexpected security warnings.
Run a scan using your computer's trusted, up-to-date security software.
Install legitimate security updates when safe to do so.
If you suspect your accounts have been compromised, change affected passwords using a trusted device and enable multi-factor authentication where available.
Important: If you suspect a scammer has gained remote access to your computer, disconnect it from the internet and seek assistance. Contact your bank immediately if banking or payment details may have been exposed.
Need help?
Blue's Computer Repairs can assist with malware checks, virus removal, security assessments and advice on protecting your devices.
Internet & Wi-Fi
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If your internet connection feels slower than usual, try these simple checks:
Check other devices. See whether the problem affects one device or everything connected to your network.
Restart your router. Turn it off using its power switch or unplug its power cable, wait approximately 30 seconds, then reconnect it. Allow several minutes for the connection to return.
Check your Wi-Fi signal. Move closer to your router and see whether the connection improves.
Check for heavy internet usage. Downloads, streaming, gaming and cloud backups can slow down your connection when several devices are active.
Run a speed test. Use a reputable speed-testing service and compare the result with your internet plan.
Still experiencing slow speeds?
The problem may involve Wi-Fi coverage, network equipment, your internet provider or the type of connection available at your property. Blue's Computer Repairs can help investigate and improve your home or business network.
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If your Wi-Fi connection keeps dropping out, try the following:
Check whether other devices disconnect. This helps determine whether the issue affects one device or your entire network.
Move closer to your router. Walls, distance and other obstacles can weaken Wi-Fi signals.
Restart your device. A normal restart can resolve temporary wireless connection problems.
Restart your router. Turn it off for approximately 30 seconds, then reconnect it and wait for the connection to return.
Check for interference. Nearby electronic equipment and neighbouring Wi-Fi networks can sometimes affect connection stability.
Important: Avoid factory-resetting your router unless you have the required setup information.
Still disconnecting?
Blue's can help investigate wireless coverage, router settings, network interference and faulty equipment.
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Sometimes your device connects to Wi-Fi successfully but cannot access websites or online services.
Try these steps:
Check another device. See whether another phone, tablet or computer can access the internet using the same Wi-Fi.
Check your router. Look for warning lights or unusual status indicators.
Restart your device. Disconnect from Wi-Fi, restart your device and reconnect.
Restart your router. Perform a normal power restart and allow several minutes for the connection to return.
Check for service outages. Visit your internet provider's website using mobile data, if available, to check for reported outages.
What's the difference?
Being connected to Wi-Fi means your device can communicate with your local wireless network. It doesn't necessarily mean your internet service is working.
Still not working?
The problem may involve your internet service, router configuration or network equipment. Blue's Computer Repairs can assist with troubleshooting.
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Wi-Fi signals can become weaker as they travel through walls, floors and other obstacles.
If some rooms have poor reception, try the following:
Check your router's location. Where practical, position it in an open, central area rather than inside a cupboard or behind large objects.
Move closer to your router. Check whether the signal improves in nearby rooms.
Reduce obstructions. Thick walls, metal surfaces and large appliances can interfere with wireless coverage.
Check your router's capabilities. Older routers may struggle to provide reliable coverage throughout larger properties.
Consider additional Wi-Fi equipment. A mesh Wi-Fi system or properly positioned wireless access point may improve coverage.
Important: Avoid moving or disconnecting fibre, fixed-wireless or other provider-installed equipment if you're unsure how it is connected.
Need better coverage?
Blue's can help assess your Wi-Fi setup and recommend suitable solutions for your home or business.
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Power outages can interrupt your internet connection, and some equipment may take several minutes to reconnect once electricity is restored.
Try these checks:
Confirm power has returned. Make sure your router and any separate internet connection equipment are receiving power.
Check the status lights. Look for normal power and connection indicators. Their meaning varies by device.
Allow time to reconnect. Some internet connections take several minutes to become available again.
Restart your router if necessary. Use a normal power restart and wait for it to reconnect.
Check your provider's outage information. Your internet service may still be affected even after electricity has returned.
Important: If you notice electrical damage, a burning smell, exposed wiring or damaged power equipment, stop using the affected equipment and seek qualified assistance.
Still offline?
The outage may have affected your router, power adapter, connection equipment or internet service. Blue's Computer Repairs can help identify the issue.
Printers & Scanners
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If your printer shows as "Offline" even though it's switched on, it may have lost its connection to your computer or network.
Try these steps:
Check the printer's power. Make sure it's switched on and doesn't display any error messages.
Check the connection. For Wi-Fi printers, confirm the printer is connected to your usual wireless network. For USB printers, check that the cable is securely connected.
Restart your printer. Turn it off, wait approximately 30 seconds, then switch it back on.
Restart your computer. This can resolve temporary communication problems.
Check your printer settings. Make sure the correct printer is selected and that it hasn't been set to "Use Printer Offline" where that option is available.
Still showing as offline?
The problem may involve your network, printer drivers or device settings. Blue's Computer Repairs can help reconnect your printer and restore normal operation.
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If your printer isn't printing, there may be a problem with its connection, settings, paper supply or print queue.
Try these checks:
Check for error messages. Look at the printer's screen or status lights for warnings.
Check paper and ink or toner. Make sure there's paper loaded correctly and sufficient ink or toner.
Check the selected printer. Confirm you're sending the document to the correct printer.
Check the print queue. Open your computer's printer settings and look for paused, stuck or failed print jobs.
Restart your devices. Restart the printer and computer, then try printing a simple test document.
Important: If paper is jammed, follow the manufacturer's instructions for removing it. Don't force paper or reach into moving or hot printer components.
Still not printing?
Blue's can investigate printing errors, driver problems, connectivity issues and printer configuration.
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Blank pages, faded text or missing colours can be caused by low ink or toner, blocked printheads, incorrect settings or other printer problems.
Try the following:
Check ink or toner levels. Replace empty cartridges where necessary.
Check the cartridges. If you've recently installed a cartridge, make sure it is correctly fitted and any required protective seals have been removed.
Check print settings. Confirm the correct paper type and print quality are selected.
Run the printer's maintenance tools. For inkjet printers, use the manufacturer's built-in nozzle check or printhead cleaning option if available.
Print a test page. This can help determine whether the issue affects all documents or just one file.
Important: Avoid repeatedly running printhead cleaning cycles, as they can use significant amounts of ink. Don't dismantle cartridges or printer components.
Still getting poor results?
Blue's Computer Repairs can help investigate print quality problems and determine whether servicing or replacement is the more practical option.
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If your wireless printer won't connect to your network, the issue may involve its Wi-Fi settings, signal strength or router compatibility.
Try these steps:
Check your Wi-Fi network. Make sure your internet router is switched on and your other devices can connect to the network.
Check the printer's Wi-Fi settings. Confirm wireless networking is enabled on the printer.
Select the correct network. Make sure you're connecting to your usual Wi-Fi network and entering the correct password.
Move the printer closer to your router. A weak wireless signal can prevent a reliable connection.
Restart the printer and router. Perform a normal restart and allow time for the network to reconnect.
Important: Some printers only support certain Wi-Fi frequencies or security settings. Avoid changing your router's security configuration unless you understand the implications.
Still unable to connect?
Blue's can assist with wireless printer setup, network compatibility and connection troubleshooting.
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If your scanner isn't responding, can't be detected or won't save scanned documents, try these basic checks:
Check the power. Make sure the scanner or multifunction printer is switched on and isn't displaying an error.
Check the connection. Confirm the USB cable or Wi-Fi connection is working.
Restart your devices. Restart the scanner and computer.
Check your scanning software. Open the scanning application supplied with your device or your computer's built-in scanning application.
Check the scan destination. Make sure the selected folder exists and you have permission to save files there.
If you're using a document feeder: Check for paper jams, damaged pages or incorrectly loaded documents. Follow the manufacturer's instructions before clearing any obstruction.
Still having trouble?
Blue's Computer Repairs can help with scanner setup, software problems, network scanning and multifunction printer configuration.
Email & Accounts
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If emails aren't arriving in your inbox, there may be an issue with your internet connection, mailbox storage, email settings or email provider.
Try these steps:
Check your internet connection. Make sure you can access websites normally.
Check your Junk or Spam folder. Sometimes legitimate emails are incorrectly filtered.
Check your mailbox storage. If your mailbox is full, you may be unable to receive new messages.
Check your email through a web browser. Sign in using your email provider's official website. If messages appear there but not in your email application, the issue may be with the app or its settings.
Check your email filters and rules. Messages may be automatically moved, archived or deleted by existing rules.
Important: Avoid deleting large amounts of email or changing unfamiliar account settings without checking what they do.
Still not receiving emails?
Blue's Computer Repairs can assist with email troubleshooting, account configuration and email application problems.
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If your emails aren't sending, the problem may involve your internet connection, account settings, attachments or email provider.
Try these checks:
Check your internet connection. Confirm that websites and other online services are working.
Check your Outbox. Look for messages waiting to send or displaying an error.
Check the recipient's address. Make sure the email address is entered correctly.
Check attachments. Large files may exceed your email provider's attachment limits.
Try sending through your provider's website. If you can send emails through webmail but not your email application, the problem may involve the application's configuration.
Important: If your email provider reports suspicious activity or temporarily blocks sending, follow its official account recovery or security instructions. Avoid repeatedly changing account settings without understanding the cause.
Still unable to send?
Blue's Computer Repairs can help investigate email errors, sending restrictions and account configuration problems.
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If you've forgotten your email or online account password, the safest option is to use the service provider's official account recovery process.
Follow these steps:
Visit the official website. Open your email provider's or account provider's website directly rather than following links from unexpected messages.
Select the password recovery option. Look for "Forgot Password", "Reset Password" or a similar option.
Verify your identity. Follow the provider's instructions using your registered recovery email, phone number or another available verification method.
Create a strong, unique password. Avoid reusing passwords from other accounts.
Enable multi-factor authentication. Where available, this provides additional protection against unauthorised access.
Important: Never share your password, recovery codes or one-time verification codes with someone claiming to provide technical support.
Blue's Computer Repairs cannot bypass a provider's identity verification or guarantee recovery of an account.
Need assistance?
Blue's can guide you through legitimate account recovery procedures and help configure your email or applications once access has been restored.
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If your email or online account repeatedly asks you to sign in, the issue may involve your saved login information, application settings or account security requirements.
Try these steps:
Check your internet connection. An unstable connection can interrupt sign-in sessions.
Check for application updates. Install available updates for your email application, browser or operating system.
Confirm your password is correct. If you've recently changed your password, an application may still be using the old one.
Check whether the issue occurs elsewhere. Try signing in through the provider's official website to determine whether the problem affects one application.
Review account security notifications. Your provider may require additional verification after detecting an unusual sign-in or security change.
Important: Don't repeatedly approve unexpected multi-factor authentication requests. These could indicate someone else is trying to access your account.
Still being asked to sign in?
Blue's Computer Repairs can assist with application configuration, account connection problems and troubleshooting repeated sign-in requests.
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If you notice unfamiliar sign-ins, unexpected password changes, messages you didn't send or suspicious account activity, your account may have been compromised.
Take these steps as soon as possible:
Use a trusted device. If you suspect your computer is infected or someone has remote access to it, use another trusted device where possible.
Change your password. Sign in through the provider's official website and create a strong, unique password.
Enable multi-factor authentication. This can help prevent further unauthorised access.
Review recent account activity. Check for unfamiliar devices, sign-ins and active sessions. Sign out unknown sessions where the provider allows it.
Check recovery information and account settings. Look for unfamiliar recovery addresses, phone numbers, forwarding rules or automatic email filters.
Secure other affected accounts. Change passwords for any accounts that used the same or a similar password.
Contact relevant organisations. If banking, payment details or sensitive information may have been exposed, contact your financial institution or relevant service provider promptly.
Important: If you cannot access the account, use the provider's official account recovery process. Never provide verification codes or passwords to someone who contacts you unexpectedly.
Need assistance?
Blue's Computer Repairs can help assess affected devices, review security settings and guide you through legitimate recovery and protection steps. Account recovery remains subject to the service provider's verification requirements.
Phones & Tablets
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If your phone or tablet is taking longer than usual to open apps, respond to touch or perform everyday tasks, try these steps:
Restart your device. A normal restart can resolve temporary performance problems.
Close or restart problematic apps. If one particular app is slow or freezing, close it and reopen it.
Check available storage. Go to your device's storage settings and check whether it's nearly full. Remove unnecessary apps or files, but make sure important photos and documents are backed up first.
Check for software updates. Install available updates through your device's official settings.
Check for overheating. Excessive heat can cause devices to slow down. Keep your device away from direct sunlight and allow it to cool naturally.
Important: Avoid installing unfamiliar "phone cleaner" or "speed booster" applications. These may be unnecessary or potentially unsafe.
Still running slowly?
The problem may involve ageing hardware, limited storage, battery condition or software faults. Blue's Computer Repairs can help investigate the cause and recommend suitable solutions.
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If your phone or tablet battery isn't lasting as long as it used to, there may be several possible causes.
Try these checks:
Check battery usage. Open your device's battery settings to see which apps are using the most power.
Reduce screen brightness. A bright display can significantly increase battery consumption.
Check background activity. Some apps continue using power in the background. Review their settings if battery usage appears unusually high.
Check your signal strength. Poor mobile reception can cause a phone to use more power while searching for a connection.
Install available updates. Software updates sometimes address battery performance problems.
Use battery-saving features. Enable Low Power Mode or Battery Saver when appropriate.
Important: If your device is unusually hot, the battery appears swollen or the screen is lifting away from the body, stop using and charging it. Do not attempt to puncture, compress or remove a swollen battery.
Still losing charge quickly?
Your battery may be ageing or another hardware or software issue may be affecting power consumption. Blue's can help assess the problem and discuss suitable options.
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If your phone or tablet isn't charging, the issue may involve the charging cable, power adapter, charging port or battery.
Try these steps:
Check the power source. Try a different working power outlet.
Inspect the charging cable. Look for visible damage, bent connectors or fraying. Do not use damaged cables.
Try another compatible charger. Use a suitable charger and cable from a reputable manufacturer.
Check the charging connection. Make sure the cable fits securely without forcing it.
Restart your device. If the device still has power, perform a normal restart.
Allow time for charging. A completely discharged device may take several minutes before displaying a charging indicator.
Important:
Do not insert metal objects, liquids or cleaning chemicals into the charging port.
If the device displays a moisture warning, disconnect the charger and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
If the battery is swollen, the device is overheating or there is a burning smell, stop using and charging it immediately.
Still not charging?
The issue may involve the charging port, battery or internal charging circuitry. Blue's Computer Repairs can help assess the fault and advise on repair options.
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If your phone or tablet won't connect to your home or business Wi-Fi, try these basic checks:
Check Wi-Fi is enabled. Open your device's settings and confirm Wi-Fi is switched on.
Check Airplane Mode. Make sure it isn't preventing your wireless connection.
Select the correct network. Choose your usual Wi-Fi network and enter the correct password if requested.
Move closer to your router. A weak signal may prevent your device from connecting reliably.
Restart your device. Turn your phone or tablet off and back on.
Check other devices. If other devices also cannot connect, the problem may involve your router or internet service.
If you're connected to Wi-Fi but have no internet:
Your device may be connected to the router even though the internet service itself is unavailable. Check your internet provider's outage information if possible.
Important: Avoid resetting all network settings unless you understand the consequences. This can remove saved Wi-Fi connections and other network configurations.
Still unable to connect?
Blue's Computer Repairs can help troubleshoot device settings, Wi-Fi compatibility and network connection problems.
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If your iPhone, iPad, Android phone or tablet won't install a software update, there may be an issue with storage, battery level, internet connectivity or device compatibility.
Try these steps:
Check your internet connection. Connect to a reliable Wi-Fi network if required for the update.
Check available storage. Software updates may require additional free space before installation.
Charge your device. Make sure the battery has sufficient charge or connect the device to a suitable charger.
Restart your device. A normal restart may resolve temporary update problems.
Check for updates through Settings. Use the official software update feature rather than downloading updates from unfamiliar websites.
Check device compatibility. Older devices may no longer support the latest operating system versions.
Important: Back up important photos, contacts and other information before major software updates where possible.
Do not interrupt an update that is actively installing unless the manufacturer's instructions specifically advise you to do so.
Still unable to update?
The problem may involve insufficient storage, software errors or an unsupported device. Blue's Computer Repairs can help investigate update issues and recommend suitable options.
Security & Scams
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Scammers often send emails or text messages pretending to be banks, delivery companies, government agencies or other trusted organisations.
Common warning signs include:
Messages demanding immediate action or threatening account suspension.
Unexpected requests for passwords, payment details or verification codes.
Suspicious links or attachments.
Messages claiming you've won a prize or are owed a refund.
Requests to transfer money or pay an unexpected fee.
Email addresses or website links that don't match the organisation they claim to represent.
What should you do?
Don't click suspicious links. Avoid opening unexpected attachments.
Check the sender carefully. Remember that sender names, phone numbers and email addresses can be impersonated.
Contact the organisation directly. Use its official website, app or a trusted phone number rather than the contact details in the message.
Don't share verification codes. Legitimate support staff should not ask you to disclose your one-time security codes.
Report suspicious messages. You can report scams to the Australian Government's Scamwatch service.
Important: A message can still be fraudulent even if it looks professional or appears in an existing message conversation.
Need assistance?
Blue's Computer Repairs can help assess suspicious messages, check affected devices and provide advice on protecting your accounts.
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Unexpected virus warnings that appear in your web browser and tell you to call a telephone number are often part of a technical support scam.
These warnings may display alarming messages, play sounds or imitate well-known technology companies.
What should you do?
Don't call the displayed number. Genuine security alerts generally don't require you to telephone an unknown support number.
Don't click buttons inside the warning. Avoid downloading any software it recommends.
Try closing the browser tab. Use your browser's normal close controls.
If the browser won't close, use your computer's normal application management tools to close it. Restart the computer if necessary.
Run a security scan. Use trusted, up-to-date security software already installed on your device.
Important: If you've already called the number, installed software or allowed someone to access your computer, stop communicating with them and follow the advice in our remote access scam FAQ below.
Still seeing suspicious warnings?
Blue's Computer Repairs can assist with malware checks, browser problems and security assessments.
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Clicking a suspicious link doesn't always mean your device has been infected or your information has been stolen. However, it's important to take appropriate precautions.
Follow these steps:
Stop interacting with the website. Close the suspicious page and don't download anything it offers.
Don't enter personal information. Avoid providing passwords, payment details or verification codes.
If you entered a password, change it. Use the official website or app from a trusted device and create a strong, unique password.
Enable multi-factor authentication. This can provide additional protection for affected accounts.
Check your device. If you downloaded or opened a suspicious file, use trusted security software to scan your device.
Contact your bank if necessary. If you entered banking or payment information, contact your financial institution immediately using its official contact details.
Important: If you installed unfamiliar software or suspect someone has gained remote access to your device, disconnect it from the internet and seek professional assistance.
Need help checking your device?
Blue's Computer Repairs can assist with security assessments, malware checks and advice on securing affected accounts.
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If you've allowed an unknown person or suspected scammer to remotely access your computer, act promptly to protect your accounts, personal information and finances.
Take these steps:
Disconnect your computer from the internet. Turn off Wi-Fi or disconnect its network cable to interrupt the remote connection.
Stop communicating with the scammer. Don't follow further instructions or make additional payments.
Contact your bank immediately. If you've accessed banking services, shared financial information or made payments, explain what happened and follow the bank's security instructions.
Use another trusted device. Change passwords for important accounts, starting with your email, banking and other sensitive services.
Enable multi-factor authentication. Review account activity and sign out unfamiliar sessions where possible.
Arrange a professional security assessment. Remote access software, unwanted programs or changes to security settings may remain on the computer.
Report the incident. You can report scams to Scamwatch and cybercrime through ReportCyber where appropriate.
Important: Simply disconnecting the computer or uninstalling a remote access program does not guarantee the device is secure.
Avoid using the affected computer for banking or other sensitive activities until it has been appropriately assessed.
Need urgent technical assistance?
Blue's Computer Repairs can help assess the affected device, investigate suspicious software and recommend steps to restore its security. We cannot guarantee recovery of stolen funds or compromised accounts.
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Good security habits can significantly reduce your risk of falling victim to scams, malware and unauthorised account access.
Here are some practical ways to stay protected:
Keep your devices updated. Install supported operating system, browser and application security updates.
Use strong, unique passwords. Avoid reusing the same password across multiple accounts. A reputable password manager can help.
Enable multi-factor authentication. Use it for email, banking and other important accounts wherever available.
Use trusted security software. Keep built-in or reputable security protection enabled and updated.
Be cautious with links and attachments. Verify unexpected messages before opening files or entering information.
Back up important files. Maintain suitable backups of photos, documents and other important information. Keep at least one backup separate from your everyday device.
Download software from trusted sources. Avoid unfamiliar websites offering free security tools, drivers or software updates.
Be careful with remote access requests. Don't allow an unexpected caller or message sender to control your device.
Review account activity. Check for unfamiliar sign-ins, transactions or security notifications.
Stay informed about scams. Visit the Australian Government's Scamwatch website for current warnings and advice.
Remember: No security product or service can guarantee complete protection. Staying alert and maintaining good security habits are equally important.
Need help improving your security?
Blue's Computer Repairs can assist with device security checks, software updates, malware removal and practical security advice for homes and businesses.
Useful Australian reporting resources
If you've experienced a scam or cybercrime, these official Australian Government resources can help you report the incident and find guidance on what to do next.
Report suspected scams, including fraudulent calls, messages, websites and payment requests.
ReportCyber — Report Cybercrime
Report cybercrime, including account hacking, online fraud and unauthorised access to your devices or accounts.
Still Need Help?
Couldn't resolve the problem using our troubleshooting guides?
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