Office Depot Office Max

I have used them for scanning, printing services & can be quick if you are lucky, but also can be very slow. However everything is generally well done
tons of parking

This Office Depot used to be in a plaza across the street but recently moved to the Lowe’s/Panera Bread/Dick’s Sporting Goods plaza in the same US/​41– Cortez Road area of Bradenton.
I recently had an issue with my computer keyboard not working. It just kept typing «nnnnnnnnn» by itself and then stopped doing anything completely. I went to this Office Depot and bought another keyboard. The new keyboard also did not work, so now I know the problem is more than just a faulty keyboard. I went back to this Office Depot to return the keyboard and shop for a new computer and the saleperson (Doug) mentioned that Office Depot offers a free PC check up so why not take advantage of that before buying some thing new. So I trucked back home, got the hard-​drive and came back to the store. I forgot to bring the power cord for my machine (it’s not an attached cord) so I had to go back home and get that– my fault– I only mention it in this review so that you are prepared and bring your power cord if you decide to do the free computer diagnostic. Doug set up my machine using their keyboard and monitor and I noticed right away that their keyboard worked just fine. When I told him that, he said that maybe the USB port I was using on the hard-​drive was faulty. He noticed it seemed loose so he had plugged his keyboard in a different port. Long story short– my computer was basically fine with the exception of a faulty port. I was almost ready to drop hundreds on a a new machine because I thought mine was starting a computer death spiral. Maybe it is, but for now changing where I plug in the keyboard USB has worked just fine.
If you are having some issues with a computer, I highly recommend this free diagnostic PC checkup. It was not only a check up, it was also a tune up (also free). If they find you have viruses or something, that will cost you a different set of fees to remove, but the diagnostic and basic tune up are free. The salesperson was also well versed enough in computers to suggest some trouble shooting like the loose USB port that I wasn’t able to figure out or guess on my own. I was able to do this free diagnostic on the spot as a walk in, no appointment, but that might depend on how busy they are and who is on duty, not sure.