Do you provide on-site computer repair in West Los Angeles?

Yes. West LA Computer Expert provides on-site computer repair and tech support for homes and businesses in West Los Angeles and nearby Westside communities.

Can you remove malware and help after suspicious activity or fraud?

Yes. Dan helps clean infected computers, improve security settings, and set up practical safeguards after malware, suspicious activity, or fraud-related computer problems.

Do you help with slow computers and upgrades?

Yes. Services include SSD migrations, system cleanup, hardware upgrades, software cleanup, and performance troubleshooting for slow desktops and laptops.

How do I contact West LA Computer Expert?

Call or text Dan directly at (310) 850-8093, or email support@westlacomputerexpert.tech.

A pop-up says my computer is locked and to call a number. What do I do?

Do not call it and do not click anything in it. Close the browser if you safely can, or shut the machine down, and call Dan at (310) 850-8093. That pop-up is the scam.

Can you help after fraudulent charges were traced to my computer?

Yes. Dan thoroughly cleans and secures the machine and gives practical advice on reporting the fraud and changing what's exposed.

Will removing the malware delete my files?

Cleanup is aimed at the infection, not your documents and photos. Your files are preserved wherever the malware itself hasn't damaged them.

How do I stop it happening again?

The cleanup visit includes security settings, updates, and an automated backup setup, plus a simple rule that defeats most current scams: real warnings never ask you to call, pay, or install something in a panic.

All services

Virus & Malware Removal

What's included

Virus, malware and ransomware cleanup
Scam pop-up and browser hijack removal (including ClickFix)
Security settings review and hardening
Password and account safety check after an infection
Automated backup setup so one bad click can't wipe you out
Plain-English advice on what to report and what to change

Signs you need this

Pop-ups claiming your computer is locked or infected
Browser opening pages you didn't ask for
Bank or account fraud traced to your computer
Computer suddenly slow with unfamiliar programs
You were talked into installing something by a 'support' caller

How it works

Stop using the machine for banking and email, and call or text (310) 850-8093
Dan removes the infection and checks for anything it left behind
Security settings, passwords and backup are sorted before the machine goes back to normal use

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

: Do not call it and do not click anything in it. Close the browser if you safely can, or shut the machine down, and call Dan at (310) 850-8093. That pop-up is the scam.
: Yes. Dan thoroughly cleans and secures the machine and gives practical advice on reporting the fraud and changing what's exposed.
: Cleanup is aimed at the infection, not your documents and photos. Your files are preserved wherever the malware itself hasn't damaged them.
: The cleanup visit includes security settings, updates, and an automated backup setup, plus a simple rule that defeats most current scams: real warnings never ask you to call, pay, or install something in a panic.