OUT OF BUSINESS Please be aware the are NOW OUT OF BUSINESS. I used IYogi for a good few years in the early days and had nothing but good experiences. Their team was polite and capable, in fact watching them go into my computer taught me a lot. It was their team that told me to contact HP and send the computer back for free repair. In the last year they did try selling a lot that I never bought. When computers became self cleaning I didn't seem to need them anymore and discontinued my subscription.

Very dangerous I asked iyogi to fix a fault on my computer and all they did was make it worse, they never fix the problem and somehow and for only reasons they know deleted completely another program, when I got my engineer in he said that they had made a complete mess. It took him hours to rectify their faults.They took £60 cancel fee (rip off) even though I cancelled because of there incompetence, it has taken over a year (still not paid) so far to get a refund of any description, steer well clear of iyogi, they are thiefs

Par Excellence in computer knowledge/customer service/competency During my 5 years with Yogi Tech Support, diligence and perseverance in resolution of all my software problems and whatever maintenance. I can say that I have dealt with Microsoft and HP, and they far surpass others. I was not happy with former ones whereas Yogi was able to resolve all my problems with great patience, kindness, knowledge and speed/expediency. I have been very appreciative all these years because this kind of service you cannot pay enough.

5 years of satisfaction! I have subscribed to iYogi technical services for 5 years during which I have had several occasions to call upon them for assistance. Each and every time they "fixed" my problem very professionaly. I have a great sense of comfort knowing that I am covered whenever a problem should arise...

Purveyor of Ransomware - Company are scammers. This company takes out advertising spaces on social media which is click bait. The adverts will usually say a famous personality has died (ie gordon ramsey, richard branson, keith richards etc). Clicking the link takes you to a website on the iyogi subdomain. You will hear a looped recording saying that your PC is infected and you must phone "Windows Support" which is actually their phone number. They tell you that failure to contact support will result in your PC being disabled. If you phone up they will demand several hundred £ to remotely clean your PC. In all likelyhood there is nothing wrong with your PC. To clear all the popups though you will need to reboot your PC.