Request an RMA \ Return or open a Support Ticket
If you wish to request an RMA \ Return or open a Support Ticket please follow the steps below. In effort to process your request as quickly as possible, please include accurate information
Your Contact information
Your Email
Your Phone
Device Model
Device Serial Number (minimum of the last 8 characters)
Description of problem, be as accurate as possible, attachments can be include via icon at bottom
If requesting RMA please include the correct Shipping address \ contact information (Shippers require a phone number)
To Request an RMA \ Return or open a Support Ticket
From NComputing.com - Select Support
From Support option select - Help Center
From Help Center - Select Submit a Ticket
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