My backup on Windows 7 failed with error code 0x8100002F.
I bought a 2 year plan and installed TechUtilities 2020. I ran the backup, failed with same error.
How can it be fixed or get a refund on what I paid?
I just downloaded and purchased it ..finished a scan and did a fix and It works great ..my computer has never ran so fast ..I would Highly recommend this service to anyone.
I was trying to help my parents with their computer issues when I came across your link in Wikirepairs. I was researching the 0x8000000a issue that occurred when an sd card was inserted. I went ahead and downloaded the trial version and decided to register the product once the error count passed 800. I did all of this while using teamviewer cause my parents are over 1200 miles away. Anyway, a technician came on line and I gave him the permissions needed to access the computer. This was all about 30 minutes ago. My parents called my back (cause I could not remain on their system) and were over joyed with the results!! Everything was repaired and the computer is running as fast as ever!! I recommend this service to anyone that has repeating error codes or a slow lagging system.
Just one more comment: I see the other negative reviews claiming they are a ripoff. I simply can't agree as to the Reimage software itself. It works great. As to the Tech Help for the additional $249, I'd say never, never buy that. I haven't try to get my money back on that but I might run into the same problems described here, and I might not.
I've had it for several months now and have used it about a dozen times. for cleaning a registry and repairing it I'd give it 5 out of 5 stars. Been very helpful to me. Found problems that WinZip System Utilities Suite and McAfee System Utilities Suite did not find, and in one case proved to be key to getting a major problem with my Windows 10 PC working again. As for the rest of it, I have used the Windows file updater/scanner a few times. It may or may not be good. No problems resulted but neither did I see anything improve particularly. I can highly recommend Reimage as a utility that really does a fantastic job of fixing Windows problems. They have an agreement with Microsoft that allows them to keep a complete "bank" of components of Windows 7, 8.1, Vista, and 10. It scans your PC and works pretty fast, and if it finds Windows files that are corrupted or not performing correctly, it replaces that part of Windows, so that when it finishes, it's like you have a new installation of Windows without damaging or losing any of your personal files. The only complaint I have about Reimage (also called Reimage Repair) is that they do a hard sell on you to also buy 24 hour tech support for those really difficult problems that even Reimage doesn't solve. I've bought it twice but don't think I will again. Why? Because when you call for help, their techs are always "busy." They offer to call you back but that means you are stuck on or near your PC so they can get the whole story and do the repairs (which are done by granting them rights to remote access to your PC). They do fix it and won't quit until they do, but I'm personally ticked off that they never have a tech available when I call. You do eventually hook up and they do a good job but I think I want some company that is more responsive, more quickly if I'm going to pay an additional $259 for that help. As for Reimage itself, yes, it work great. In fact, it's the best Windows repair tool I've ever seen.
After downloading and checking for errors, sent me another site which wanted $249. to repair pc. I refused and requested a refund, and two weeks later and another chat with tech. no refund. I have decided that the whole thing is a rip-off.
I paid $29.99 for a download based on a review that showed it in a very positive way. When I ran it there were close to 1,000 errors. When I clicked on "Fix It" I got connected to a tech who wanted $179.99 more to fix them. Has anyone gotten a refund from them?
James Green, I had the same experience. I think this is a scam:
I purchased Tech Utilities from Seven Servos for about $40. It was advertised as "The only PC fix tool you'll ever need."
When I ran the program it claimed to have identified and fixed about 1,000 "issues". Then it said I should click "next" to complete the fix by running a malware scan.
When I clicked "next" it automatically connected me to a tech support chat, who quickly connected me to another tech support person who promised to fix my issue. I permitted the tech support person to share my screen and this person spent a long time with me on the line (about 1/2 hour) looking busy. Then, the person recommended I buy some other tools and service to optimize my computer.
Immediately, the so-called technician turned into a salesperson trying to sell me additional stuff. It would cost me $200 to get what I needed to fix the problem. When I declined, I was told I could buy a discount version for $99 that would "guaranteed 100%" fix my problem. When I again declined, I was told to wait, and then informed that a supervisor "authorized" the "technician" to refund the $40 I already spent if I bought the $99 product.
I think this is a very dishonest company. They are in India and they will not give me back my money.
The software claimed to be able to clear a problem I was experiencing with accessing a database that had a deregistered dependency. Needless to say it did not work. I immediately asked for a refund. To date I have had no response whatsoever and I wish that I had done more research on the company and their software before purchasing. The appalling reviews clearly tell the true story.
I have a new computer and ordered a two-year agreement for this program. After only a few days I am so unhappy with this product. It is not functioning and shuts down when it is only half way finished scanning; my computer is a mess. I want a refund for this mess immediately. Thank you.
I bought a 2 year plan and installed TechUtilities 2020. I ran the backup, failed with same error.
How can it be fixed or get a refund on what I paid?
I purchased Tech Utilities from Seven Servos for about $40. It was advertised as "The only PC fix tool you'll ever need."
When I ran the program it claimed to have identified and fixed about 1,000 "issues". Then it said I should click "next" to complete the fix by running a malware scan.
When I clicked "next" it automatically connected me to a tech support chat, who quickly connected me to another tech support person who promised to fix my issue. I permitted the tech support person to share my screen and this person spent a long time with me on the line (about 1/2 hour) looking busy. Then, the person recommended I buy some other tools and service to optimize my computer.
Immediately, the so-called technician turned into a salesperson trying to sell me additional stuff. It would cost me $200 to get what I needed to fix the problem. When I declined, I was told I could buy a discount version for $99 that would "guaranteed 100%" fix my problem. When I again declined, I was told to wait, and then informed that a supervisor "authorized" the "technician" to refund the $40 I already spent if I bought the $99 product.
I think this is a very dishonest company. They are in India and they will not give me back my money.