EE Systems

Specialties

I’ve removed virtually every virus or malware that has come along. When damage has already been done, I can recover most data (i.e. photos, documents, and music). Also, I can perform data recovery in cases of file system or hard drive failure. My rates are competitive, but I’m set apart by the value-​added services I provide by suggesting and installing virus and malware protection and backup services at minimum cost. Other places might fix your problem and suggest software to buy that might help. My intent is to not just fix your problem but work for you to help avoid it in the future. I don’t just provide a service, I provide an ongoing solution and a professional business relationship.

I also provide PC and laptop repair services, technology consulting, installations, network connection solutions, and light web services.

History

Established in 1990.

Hi Folks. My name is Stewart Ewing. I’ve been in the IT Industry for over 30 years, before MicroSoft was formed, before Bill Gates acquired a cheap operating system that became MS-​DOS, long before Windows, and long before the pain and suffering folks like you go through every day trying to manage your lives efficiently while navigating around Hackers, Viruses, Malware, System Failures, Data Corruption, and ever-​changing technology.

So, why would a 30+ year veteran of the IT industry be doing PC repair work. Well, mainly because I’ve been asked to by many of you, Real Estate Firms, Law Firms, Medical Practices, Marketing Companies, Retail Establishments, Home Businesses, Construction Companies, and many others including individuals from all walks of life, have all approached me at one time or other for help with their Information Technology needs.

Meet the Business Owner

Stewart E.

Business Owner

I started at Radio Shack in 1983 as a sales clerk because I was an Electrical Engineering major at Southern Tech In Marietta. I thought it would be cool to work around electronics as a job while working my way through school. At about this time the Radio Shack TRS-​80 Model 1 microcomputer was introduced and it was love at first sight. I changed my major to Computer Science, moved to Kennesaw State University, and my career was under way. In the process, I put together a computer department in the back of the store I worked in, and the next thing I know some executives start walking through inspecting my work and a few months later a Radio Shack Computer Center pops up a few miles away.

After graduating in 1985 I worked at Lanier Business Products where we pioneered but unsuccessfully marketed some of the first PC Networking products in the industry. Through my computer career I’ve worked in major companies in the banking, healthcare, telecomm, and many other industries.