Windows PCs · United States · Remote only

Remote 1-on-1 PC help.A real person on your screen.

Stuck mid-crash, mid-build, or mid-stream? Dustin joins Discord, Zoom, or TeamViewer. You watch. You type the password.

Monday–Friday, 6–10pm Central. Last start 9:00pm CT.

$30 for the first 30 minutes, plus sales tax for your area. Remote help $60/hour. Helping build a PC $75–90/hour.

Weeknights only

Monday–Friday, 6–10pm Central

Nationwide, remote

New London, WI. We come to your PC.

This is for you if

  • Windows is up and you’re stuck — no signal, boot loop, 100% disk, malware, OBS, Discord.
  • You’re at the bench with a parts list and you’d rather not guess the PSU.
  • You want a first stream tonight, not a four-hour YouTube spiral.
  • You want one person who will say what actually changed.

Not this shop

  • Mac, Linux, Steam Deck, consoles — we don’t take those.
  • Drop-offs in New London. We don’t have a counter.
  • A guaranteed miracle. A booking is time on the call, one problem.
  • Saturday, Sunday, or daytime live sessions. Weeknights only.

The shop

Three jobs. That’s it.

Not a call-center queue. If you’re mid-crash, mid-build, or trying to go live, this is the shop.

This machine is broken or slow

No signal, 100% disk, won’t boot, malware, Windows that feels wrong. We start from that exact screen.

$60/hour · remote

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I want to go live tonight

OBS black screen, encoding overloaded, Discord plus a mic that won’t stay put. Still remote help.

$60/hour · remote

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I’m buying parts or building

Case fit, PSU, “will this list boot?” or a full night at the bench. This is the higher rate.

$75–90/hour · build

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Dustin

About Pulse PC

We’d rather teach you the fix than sell you a mystery invoice

I’m Dustin. If you book, you’re getting me — not a ticket, not a call center, not someone reading a script. Pulse PC is a one-person shop in New London, Wisconsin. I work weeknights, remote, on Windows PCs across the country.

I get on Discord, Zoom, or TeamViewer and we look at your actual screen. You stay there. You type your own password. When we’re done, I’ll tell you what I changed so you’re not lost the next time it happens.

I keep hours in the evening because that’s when people actually need this — a PC that died, a build that won’t start, a stream that won’t go live. One problem. Honest about what I can and can’t do.