Remote support
Show us the problem. We'll take it from here.
Tell us what is stuck, let us onto the device for as long as the job takes, and watch us fix it. You open the door, and you can shut it again in one tap.
- You open access, not us
- One session only, then it dies
- Every session logged end to end
How it works
Four steps, and you hold the key.
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Tell us what is wrong
The form below. Plain words are fine — "my emails stopped arriving" is a perfectly good description. You get a session page and a code, by email, straight away.
- No account needed
- Nothing installed yet
- Under a minute
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A technician sends you the steps
They appear on your session page: which small program to run, and what to read off it. It is a one-off helper, not something that lives on your machine afterwards.
- Written for your device
- We can talk you through it
- Still nobody connected
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You press "allow"
This is the moment access opens, and it only happens on your screen, by your hand. Until you press it, the code on its own gets nobody anywhere.
- Your action, not ours
- Timestamped and recorded
- Reversible instantly
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We fix it, then close the door behind us
You watch the whole thing happen. When it is done the session closes, the temporary password is wiped from our records, and you get a written note of what was changed.
- No standing access
- Written summary
- Full timeline kept for you
What is actually possible
Not every device lets us drive.
Here is the honest version, before you book anything. The limits below are set by the device makers, not by us.
Full control
We see the screen and use the keyboard and mouse ourselves — installing, configuring, cleaning up, fixing settings. This is the one where you can genuinely go and make a coffee.
Usually full control
Screen sharing always works. Control works on most Android phones once you switch on one permission we walk you through. A few manufacturers block it outright — then we watch and guide you by voice.
We watch, you tap
Apple does not allow any app to control an iPhone or iPad remotely. Nobody can, whatever they advertise. We share your screen live and talk you through each tap — slower, but it gets there.
Already have a code?
Open your sessionRather just talk to someone?
+1 (307) 620-8756If the device you need help with is the one you would be calling from, use the form — the session page works from any other phone, tablet or computer.
Typical things we do this way
- Email stopped workingSetup, sync, "my mail just vanished"
- Pop-ups and suspected malwareClean-up and a straight answer on what it was
- Printers, Wi-Fi and devicesThe ones that worked yesterday
- Software installs and licencesSet up properly, once
- Your AWGCOR site or storeAnything we built, from our side or yours
- "I don't know what changed"Perfectly valid — we will find it
What it costs
Told to you before we startExisting clients: covered by your plan for anything to do with work we built. Everyone else gets a price in writing first, and decides then. Asking costs nothing.
Your safety
Remote access is exactly how scammers work.
So it is worth knowing precisely what a real AWGCOR session looks like, and what it never does.
Call you out of the blue
A remote session only ever starts from a request you made, on this page. If someone rings claiming to be AWGCOR support about a problem you never reported, hang up and call us on the number above.
Ask for a password
Not your email, banking or computer login. The only password in a session is the temporary one your support program generates, and it stops working the moment the session ends.
Take payment during a session
No card numbers, no bank transfers, no gift cards, no cryptocurrency — ever, and especially not while someone is on your screen. Invoices come afterwards, by email, from billing@awgcor.com.
Leave anything behind
When the session closes, so does the access. Nothing stays running that lets us back in, and we will tell you exactly what to uninstall if you would rather remove the helper program too.
Put it in writing
Every session gets a timeline: who connected, when you opened access, when it closed, and what was changed. It lives on your session page and we will send it to you on request.
Stop the second you say stop
One button on your session page, no reason required, no argument. Closing the support program on your device does the same thing.
Before you ask