People, files, and settings moved to new machines.
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What moves: files, settings, and applications
Which machines, and in what order
Migrations
New machines, with everything moved across.
Move files, settings, and applications from old computers to new ones, or between drives, following a checklist agreed first. Your team signs in to their own accounts, and the old machines are wiped, kept, or returned as you decide.
Everyone at a working desk on a new machine, with a checklist of what moved.
BUSINESS / System setups and workstations
System setups and workstations
Desks and systems ready for day one, with scheduled support after.
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What each desk needs on day one
Shared systems and who connects to them
System setups and workstations
Desks and systems ready for the first day.
Set up computers, displays, everyday software, and the systems around them for a new desk, a new colleague, or a whole office. Access, accounts, and who is responsible for what are agreed before the work begins.
Arrange follow-up troubleshooting and planned improvements as you need them. Each visit has an agreed scope. Ongoing support terms are discussed individually rather than sold as a package.
Desks that work from the first morning, and notes your team can refer to.
BUSINESS / Networks and shared equipment
Networks and shared equipment
Office Wi-Fi, printers, and moves, planned around your day.
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Coverage across the office
Printers and shared devices, and who connects
Office networks and Wi-Fi
Coverage, cabling, and the daily annoyances.
Review coverage, connected equipment, and the connectivity problems your team runs into. You get a short list of practical changes for your office rather than a rebuild you do not need.
Configure compatible printers, displays, and shared devices, with clear notes on how each person connects to them. Older equipment is assessed honestly before anything is replaced.
Coordinate equipment changes, desk moves, and setup at a new location. Work starts from dependencies, an agreed plan, and a visit arranged around your working day.
A connection your team can rely on, and a map of what is plugged in where.
BUSINESS / Custom builds
Custom builds
Office and performance workstations specified for the work.
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The work each machine has to handle
A specification and quote you approve before ordering
Custom builds
Workstations specified for the work.
Office machines and performance workstations for design, CAD, or video, specified with you and quoted before any parts are ordered. Each one is built, tested, and set up at its desk.
Lakewire works across Chicago’s western and southwestern suburbs. The coverage map shows where visits are centred. Include your town or ZIP in your request and we will confirm.
Is our data safe during a migration?
The move follows a checklist agreed before anything starts. Nothing is wiped until you decide: old machines are wiped, kept, or returned as you choose.
Will the work interrupt the day?
Any interruption is agreed before you approve the work, and the visit is arranged around your working day.
Who holds the passwords?
You do. Each person signs in to their own accounts, and we never ask for passwords.
What will it cost?
The first step is to understand the issue and the equipment involved. You then get a scope and quote to approve. Any equipment purchases or changes to the work are discussed before you agree to them.
Can you help after the setup?
Follow-up troubleshooting and planned improvements can be arranged by appointment. Each visit has an agreed scope, and any ongoing support terms are discussed individually. This is scheduled support, with no emergency response or uptime guarantee.
You can start with “it’s not working.”
A few sentences are enough. We’ll ask about anything else we need to know.