Onsite Computer and Network Support Service in Oregon

Providing Onsite and Outsourcing Computer Help, Services and Network Support in North Western Oregon

Cannon Beach Computer Services provide Onsite Computer Help and Technical Support in Northwest Oregon and Southwestern Washington. From Portland, Hillsboro, and Beaverton through to Astoria, Warrenton, Seaside, Cannon Beach, Manzanita, Nehalem, Tillamook and all surrounding areas. Remote Access makes up approximately 50% of our Help and Support Services and is available throughout North America and English Speaking Canada.

Over 25 years of Computer Help and Support

With over 25 years of Support experience in the Hospitality, Point-of-Sale, Retail, Real Estate and Manufacturing Industries we have solutions for our clients.

• Microsoft Certified Systems Support
• Systems Management and Maintenance
• Consulting and Purchase assistance.
• Remote Access Solutions for in-house and
  on-the-road/away-from-the-office users
• Tsunami disaster data backup strategies
• Microsoft Office Training and Upgrades
• Data transfer to new Software applications
• Microsoft Outlook Setup and Training
• Exchange Server implementation
• Windows Server and Domain planning
• Security and permissions based Systems
• Long range planning for growth
• Keep costs and purchases under control
• Backup and Restore maintenance
• Call Cannon Beach Computer Services at:

(503) 436-2459

Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to supply professional support, superior service and sensible solutions for our clients, their computers, and IT systems.

• Serious Support
• Superior Service
• Sensible Solutions
• for Home, Office and Small Businesses
• 24/7 "on-the-road" help and support.....

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I thought I'd Upgrade to Windows Vista rather than buy a new Computer. Well, you ask, how did that go? I wish I'd purchased a new PC rather than spend two weeks looking for updated drivers and software updates from all the major vendors. Heck I'd even purchased a new mouse which said "Vista compatible" on the box. Needless to say.....it wasn't! We advise to buy new.