Isn't the problem that you need a very high qualified person for some issues? If you survived messing with a virus, you could get a Windows evangelist to help

Isn't the problem that you need a very high qualified person for some issues? If you survived messing with a virus, you could get a Windows evangelist to help you fix the mess, but that would be very expensive. Noticing that you can replace the database.db usually requires some software engineering knowledge (understanding / guessing how things work). I had a couple of issues regarding my desktop PC turning itself on. I diagnosed ethernet, windows, bios. Recently that PC died, so it must have been a hardware issue (I have yet to diagnose which part broke, sadly I suspect the motherboard), but the electrical issue could have been caused by that part. I had a bunch of weird problems over the years that would have been really weird to diagnose.