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NEW COMPUTER · DATA TRANSFER

New-computer setup and data transfer

Replacing a computer is not only a purchase. Your files, accounts, programs, settings, security, and confidence all have to make the trip. Spacebar can help choose the device, move what can be moved, configure it, and show you how the new system works.

Complete new-computer concierge service starts at $399. Setup and transfer services are also available separately.

WHO THIS HELPS

This service is for anyone who wants one accountable person to guide the replacement—from choosing the computer through the first comfortable day of using it.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A clear process, from first question to next step.

  1. 01

    Understand how you use it

    The right computer depends on your work, applications, storage, portability, screen preferences, and realistic budget—not the largest number on a sales label.

  2. 02

    Choose without sales pressure

    Gabe compares practical options and explains which upgrades matter, which do not, and where buying more would add little value.

  3. 03

    Move and rebuild carefully

    Files are transferred from the accessible source, accounts and updates are configured, and required programs are reinstalled when valid installers and licenses are available.

  4. 04

    Learn the new system

    A one-on-one orientation covers the changes that matter to you. Questions are expected, and the explanation moves at your pace.

THIS MAY INCLUDE

  • Computer selection guidance
  • Windows or macOS setup
  • Data transfer from an accessible source
  • Updates and everyday application setup
  • Personal orientation and follow-up

BEFORE THE APPOINTMENT

  • Programs generally cannot be copied like documents; they may need installers and valid licenses.
  • Account sign-ins may require your password and verification device during the appointment.
  • Damaged or failing source drives may require a different recovery plan.
  • The scope is confirmed after storage size and source condition are known.

START WITH GABE

Start with the problem—not the technical vocabulary.

I’ll help you make sense of it.