Jester's Computer Services

01/27/2026

We’re open today!
Street parking is currently unavailable due to the mounds of snow, but limited parking is available in our lot on the side of the building. To access it, head up North Balders Avenue, take a left into the alley, and pull into the lot.
We have one reserved spot for our clients right at the front of the lot by our door.
Please watch your step—our team is actively working to clear and salt the pathways so everyone can get in safely. Stay warm out there!

01/26/2026

❄️ Still Frozen, Still Here for You ❄️
Mother Nature hasn’t hit the “defrost” button yet, so our office remains closed today.

📞 We are taking calls, though — if you need help, have questions, or want to plan ahead for service once we reopen, we’re just a phone call away.

Stay safe, stay warm, and may your computers behave better than this weather.

01/25/2026

Computer frozen?
So are we! Weather has us iced out today, but we plan to thaw out and reopen tomorrow. Stay cozy out there!

01/25/2026

🌨️ Snowed in? Stuck inside?
Perfect. It’s time to tame that wild email inbox.
Use this weather downtime to finally sort through your email — your future self will thank you.

🧹 Quick ways to clean things up:
• Search + Delete in bulk: Look up terms like “sale,” “newsletter,” “receipt,” “promo” and clear out hundreds at once.
• Unsubscribe ruthlessly: If you haven’t opened their emails in months, they don’t deserve inbox real estate.
• Create 3 simple folders: Bills, Personal, To‑Do. Move anything important into one of these.
• Archive instead of agonizing: If you’re not sure whether to delete something, archive it and move on.
• Mark the important stuff: Star/flag anything that actually needs attention so it doesn’t get buried again.
• Empty Spam & Trash: They count toward your storage, too.
A cleaner inbox = a calmer brain.
Stay warm, stay safe, and stay organized ❄️
— Jester’s Computers

01/21/2026

Update - AOL service has been restored

🚨 AOL Mail Is Having “A Day” 🚨
If your AOL inbox won’t load, freezes, or gives you attitude… it’s not you. It’s them.

AOL Mail is experiencing a widespread outage this morning.
Nothing on your device needs fixing, rebooting, sacrificing, or sweet‑talking.

We’ll keep an eye on it and let you know when things settle down.

— Jester’s Computers 🃏
Keeping the tech chaos at bay, one outage at a time.

01/14/2026

📢 Verizon Outage Update — What You Need to Know

Verizon is currently experiencing a widespread outage affecting voice calls, texting, and mobile data across many parts of the U.S. Customers may see “SOS” or “No Service” on their phones — this is part of the outage, not an issue with your device.

Verizon has confirmed that their engineers are actively working to resolve the issue and has apologized for the disruption.

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📍 What You Can Do Right Now

✅ 1. Connect to Wi‑Fi
Most apps and services will work normally over Wi‑Fi, even if cellular service is down.

✅ 2. Enable Wi‑Fi Calling (if available)
This may allow you to make and receive calls over Wi‑Fi:
- Settings → Cellular → Wi‑Fi Calling

✅ 3. Restart Your Phone
Some users regain partial service after a reboot.

✅ 4. Try Airplane Mode Reset
- Turn Airplane Mode ON
- Wait 10–15 seconds
- Turn Airplane Mode OFF

✅ 5. If you need to call 911
Emergency management agencies have reported that some Verizon users may not be able to reach 911 during the outage.
If you cannot connect:
- Use a phone on another carrier
- Use a landline
- Go to a local police or fire station

🆘 Why Your Phone Says “SOS”
When an iPhone shows SOS, it means:
- You can’t reach your carrier
- But you can still call emergency services using another network’s towers

This is normal during a carrier outage.

🛠️ Is It Just Verizon?
Reports show the issue is primarily Verizon, with over 150,000–180,000 outage reports at peak.
AT&T and T‑Mobile have stated their networks are operating normally, though Verizon customers may have trouble calling people on those networks.

01/12/2026

If you received a suspicious password reset email for Instagram last week, you aren't alone

Dataset leaked on dark web includes emails, phone numbers, partial addresses, according to media reports - Anadolu Ajansı

01/08/2026

Due to the line work being done on Main Street, we are closing at 1pm today. We will be open tomorrow from 9am-5pm

12/30/2025

🎉 Happy New Year from Jester’s Computers! 🎉
We’ll be closed for the remainder of 2025 and will reopen Sunday, January 4th from 12–5pm.

As we step into 2026, let us help you start the year off right with your technology! Whether you’ve got a brand-new computer or want to make sure your current setup is secure and running smoothly, our friendly technicians are here to guide you every step of the way.

🖥️ New PC setup & optimization
📁 Data transfer & backup solutions
🛡️ Virus protection & system cleanups
🔧 Personalized tech support & education

Let’s make 2026 the year your tech works for you—not against you.
Visit jesterscomputers.com or call us at (717) 642-6611 to schedule your appointment.

12/23/2025

🎄✨ Holiday Hours Update ✨🎄

Jester’s Computers will be taking a short holiday break to recharge and spend time with loved ones. We’ll be closed December 24–26 and again December 31–January 2.

We’ll be back ready to help with all your tech needs after the holidays! Thank you for your continued support, and we wish you a safe, joyful, and peaceful season. 💻❤️

12/11/2025

💻✨ Refurbished Windows 11 PCs Available Now! ✨💻
Looking for reliable tech at an unbeatable price? We’ve got refurbished computers starting at just $250!

✅ Windows 11 installed and ready to go
✅ Perfect for work, school, or home use
✅ Limited stock — these won’t last long!

📞 Contact us today to reserve yours before they’re gone!

12/06/2025

✨ New hours reminder! ✨

We’re now open on Sundays from 12–5 PM to better serve you!
That means we’ll be here tomorrow to help with all your tech needs.

💻 Laptops
🖥️ Desktops
🎮 Custom-built gaming machines

All in stock and ready for you to explore!

Stop by and let us help you find the perfect system — whether it’s for work, play, or a little of both.

📍 Visit us at Jester’s Computers — your local, trusted tech experts.