STAY AWAY iYogi are a bunch of Tech Support Scammers. They will connect to your computer and charge you for "fixing it". Stay away from these scammers. I urge you, they will just steal your money

Big Mistake I got hooked up with you at a time my computer was really acting up. Your base program did nothing to alleviate the problems. You did, however, have someone tell me I should spend more money with you because my system had been corrupted. I thought that was what I was getting for my money!!! I lost all faith in your company at that time. I did get the problem fixed but it was with another Microsoft "Partner" which spoke "on shore" English for another $350. The best thing iYogi could do is show me how to remove all the things they installed without any interruption in my computer speed or performance.

Great Technical Support Since 2007 Iyogi Tech Support came to my life due to Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and my Daughter. The Company was diligent to and their resolutions of all my software problems and whatever maintenance issues to my computer. Iyogi surpasses all my problems with great patience, kindness, knowledge and speed. The service does not has comparison is unique in all senses. "Desde el; 2007 el Iyogi Tech Support ha sido diligente a todas mis problemas de programas de computadora y cualquier percance de mantenimiento. Iyogi traspasa otras compañías. IYogi resolvió todos los problemas con paciencia, respetuosamente y rápido. El servicio no tiene comparación es única en todos los sentidos. El servicio no tiene comparación a ninguna compañía es única en todos los sentidos".

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.