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Computer Help in Hartford, WI

Name: Rising Sun Solutions
Address: 2199 Galway Road, Hartford, WI, 53027, US
Telephone: 262-901-5600

★★★★★ 4.9 on Google · 10+ reviews

Slow computer? › Pop‑ups? › Got scammed? ›
I fix it — locally & personally.

Call 262-901-5600

Desktops, laptops, tablets and phones with Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android labels

Computer Repair

Slow, broken, or won't start? I fix it. PCs and Macs.

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Scam Cleanup

Got scammed or let someone into your computer? I fix it and report the scammers.

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New Computer Setup and Lessons

Set up a new computer, move your files over, and learn it at your own pace.

Send me a message

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Pop-Ups and Viruses

Fake virus warnings, ads that won't go away, or a computer acting strange? I clean it up.

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Phone and Tablet Help

iPhone, iPad and Android: email, photos, apps and settings. Software fixes, not screens.

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Website Design

Websites for local businesses that bring in calls, built and kept up for you.

Running a business? I support offices too.

Hi, I'm Jay Maier.

I've lived in the Hartford area since 2009 and fix computers from my home shop on Galway Road, where people drop off their computers all the time. When you call, you get me. I carry business liability insurance.

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What neighbors say on Google

“Jay took my call right away and fixed the problem immediately. I highly recommend them for all your computer needs.”

★★★★★ Google review, March 2026

“He was patient with our questions, thorough, and very reasonably priced. We could not have asked for more.”

★★★★★ Google review, December 2025

“He fixed my computer in under an hour. Quick Response Time, Friendly and Reasonably priced.”

★★★★★ Google review, April 2025

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