Your first useful AI skill
Turn ChatGPT into
your personal IT guy.
It does the clicking. You can even ask from your phone.
You ask for help with the sound. You get a list of settings to check. Now you have another job. What if you could describe the problem and let ChatGPT work on your computer instead? I’ll show you the setup that lets it do the clicking, the words to ask for action and how to send it jobs from your phone.
Quick setup · Ready-to-use examples · Help from your phone · 30-day money-back guarantee
For Windows or Mac. The do-it-for-you part needs a paid ChatGPT plan (ChatGPT Plus is $20 a month, from OpenAI). The course is $27 once. Feature availability varies by account, region and rollout.
The next time something stops working
You wanted it fixed. You didn’t want homework.
The printer says offline. A file has vanished. You ask for help and get a page of instructions. Now you’re hunting through menus and wondering whether you’re about to make it worse.
ChatGPT can use your computer to help with that work. But opening a chat and describing the problem isn’t the whole setup.
What gets it from giving you instructions to doing the clicking? That’s what I show you inside.
A little setup opens up a lot
Your words. Its mouse and keyboard.
With computer access enabled, the ChatGPT app can see your screen, click and type in the apps you allow. You describe what you want, answer its questions and approve requested actions.
You don’t need to know which button fixes the sound. You need to know how to ask for help.
I’m Bryan, with 30 years in IT. I remember not knowing something and being talked down to like I was dumb. You shouldn’t have to feel that way to get help. I show you the setup in plain language and give you examples to use when your own computer acts up. Pause, come back and follow at your pace.
And you don’t have to be at your desk
Your computer at home. Your IT guy in your pocket.
On the couch, out of town, or away on a trip—you can send your computer a job from the ChatGPT app on your phone. Check its progress, answer a question and approve the next step wherever you have an internet connection and supported access.
Your phone gives the instruction. Your computer does the work.
I’ll show you how to connect them. Think about the next time you need something done on the computer you left at home.
Keep your computer awake and online with the app open. Windows also needs an unlocked desktop. Phone access depends on your account and availability.
How it works
Set it up. Ask. Let it work.
Follow my simple setup
I show you what to turn on and what to approve on your Windows or Mac computer.
Give it a job
Use an example from your request guide. Change it to fit what’s happening on your computer.
Let it do the clicking
It works in the apps you allow. You answer questions, approve requests and check the result—from your computer or phone.
Then it goes to work
- It can inspect the screen and check settings in the apps you allow.
- It can make a change and tell you what it did.
- You check the result. If it needs your help, it asks.
What you’d actually say
No technical words. Just the problem.
Recognize one of these? Inside, I show you how to turn the problem into a request that asks ChatGPT to take action. You get the wording, the examples and the limits to give it.
“My printer says it’s offline, and I need to print a form today.”
“My computer has no sound when I play videos, and the volume is up.”
“My computer has gotten really slow.”
“My computer keeps losing Wi-Fi, but my phone is fine.”
“I can’t find the file I downloaded this morning.”
“There’s a pop-up on my screen and I don’t know if it’s real.”
Examples of how to describe the problem. Every computer is different, so it may ask you questions or need your OK along the way.
You’re always the boss
“Wait. Is it safe to let AI use my computer?”
You decide what it can use and can stop it when you need to. I show you how to stay in charge:
- You choose which apps it can use. Review its access requests.
- You review requested actions. Read what it wants to do before approving.
- You can stop it any time. One click.
- You handle your own passwords and security prompts. Keep passwords out of the chat.
- You check the result. It can make mistakes, like any tech. That’s why it tells you what it changed.
And you don’t have to make every computer problem an AI job. If you want a second opinion or would rather I handle something, you can call me. Learning this skill gives you another option; it doesn’t take personal help away.
Everything you get for $27
The setup. The words to use. The freedom to step away.
Short walkthroughs you can follow at your own pace. Start with setup, try a request, then keep the examples handy for the next time something acts up.
A setup you can come back to
No piecing together instructions from different websites. I show you what to turn on and which permissions let ChatGPT do the clicking. Pause when you need to. Pick up where you left off.
Something useful to say when you get stuck
You don’t need to stare at an empty chat box wondering how to explain it. Use the everyday examples and printable request guide to ask about your printer, sound, slow computer or missing file.
A way to send the job from your phone
Think of something you need done while you’re away from your desk? I show you how to connect your phone, send the request, review approvals and check the result.
Plus
- The complete printable cheat sheet. Every setting, the exact words, phone control and how to stay in charge, on one page. Stick it by your computer.
- Help staying in charge. What to approve, when to stop, and when a problem needs a person.
- Lifetime access, with updates. ChatGPT keeps changing. When it does, I update the lessons.
Why only $27?
Less than a third of one remote fix.
When I fix a computer remotely, it’s $99. That’s a fair price for a real repair. But plenty of everyday problems are small: a printer that says “offline,” sound that disappeared, a setting that changed by itself. You shouldn’t have to pay $99, or wait days for help, every time one of those happens.
Here’s the honest math. Your new IT guy works for a ChatGPT plan, and Plus is $20 a month from OpenAI. My part, showing you how to set it up and use it, is $27, once. No subscription from me. Nothing to cancel.
A fair question
“Why would an IT guy teach me how to need him less?”
Because a lot of everyday computer problems are small ones, and ChatGPT can now handle many of them itself, on your own computer. Most people just don’t know it can. I’d rather you have that.
And when something really does need a person (a dead hard drive, a business network, a job you’d rather hand over), I hope you’ll remember who taught you.
That’s the whole idea. Let your computer do the work. Know where to turn when you want a human.
Is this for you?
This course is for you if…
- You’d rather not click through settings and menus yourself.
- You tried ChatGPT and got a wall of steps, or you’ve never used it.
- You use a Windows or Mac computer at home or for work.
- You’re tired of waiting on someone else every time something acts up.
It’s not for you if…
- You already work in IT. You’ll find it too basic.
- You don’t want to pay for a ChatGPT plan. The do-it-for-you part needs one.
- It’s a work computer you’re not allowed to install apps on. Ask whoever runs your IT.
- Your computer is clicking, grinding, wet or won’t turn on at all. That needs a person. Call me.
Start today
Give yourself a new way to handle the next computer problem.
Picture the next time you sit down and something doesn’t work. You have a place to start, examples of what to say and a way to ask ChatGPT to do the clicking. Get the walkthrough once and come back whenever you need it.
My 30-day promise
Go through the lessons and try them on a real problem. If you don’t feel you learned something genuinely useful, or your ChatGPT account can’t do what I show you, email [email protected] within 30 days and you’ll get the full $27 back. You don’t have to explain or prove anything. The risk is mine, not yours.
Optional done-for-you setup
Want me to set it up for you?
I’ll connect remotely to your computer and set it all up for you, just like a regular tech-support call. I do the clicking and configuration. You can watch and ask questions.
I’ll configure ChatGPT’s computer access, help connect your phone and check the setup. Then I’ll show you how to ask it for help and use it properly. You don’t have to figure out the setup yourself.
This is a separate paid service. Ask me about a personal setup session and I’ll confirm the fit and price before we book.
Training a whole office?
Get the Office edition.
Course access for everyone on your team, plus a live session with me where we set it up on your own computers and set simple rules for what ChatGPT should and shouldn’t touch. It’s part of my AI for Your Office workshop ($1,497 for up to 12 people).
Rather have a person just fix it?
That’s what I do, too.
If you don’t want to set any of this up, I can connect to your computer and fix it while you watch, anywhere in the U.S. Remote help is $99. The diagnosis is free, you know the price first, and if I can’t fix it, you don’t pay. Course buyers: your first remote session is $79.
Questions
Every reason you might talk yourself out of this.
Can ChatGPT really click around my computer?
Yes. The ChatGPT app for Windows and Mac has a feature called Computer Use. With your permission, it sees your screen and uses the mouse and keyboard to work in apps and settings. It’s newer, and OpenAI is rolling it out by region and account. If your account can’t get it, the 30-day guarantee covers you.
I’m not good with computers. Will I keep up?
Yes. That’s who it’s for. You do a few setup steps once, and I show you every click. After that, your job is to say what’s wrong, say yes or no when it asks, and check that it worked.
Do I have to pay for ChatGPT too?
Yes. This setup uses a supported paid ChatGPT plan. ChatGPT Plus is $20 a month in the U.S., billed by OpenAI. The course is a separate $27, once. I show you where to choose your plan.
Is it safe to let AI use my computer?
You choose which apps it can use, review permission requests and can stop it while it works. You handle passwords and security prompts yourself. ChatGPT can make mistakes, so check the result before relying on it. The walkthrough shows you how to stay in charge.
Will it take over my computer?
Only when you give it a job. On Windows it uses your mouse and screen while it works, so you sit back and watch, or stop it any time. On a Mac it can often work in the background while you do something else.
Can I really use it when I’m away from home?
Yes. Once connected, a supported iPhone or Android phone can send jobs, review progress and approve requests on your computer from wherever you have internet and supported access. Your computer must stay awake and online with the ChatGPT app open; Windows also needs an unlocked desktop. Account, region and workspace availability can vary.
Windows or Mac?
Both. The lessons show both where they’re different.
Do I need to spend an afternoon learning this?
Once the app is installed and your account is ready, the setup is just a few minutes of following along. Then try a request. Keep the other examples handy for when you need them. Downloads, signing in and computer permissions can add time.
Can Bryan do the setup for me?
Yes. Ask about a one-on-one setup session. I connect remotely to your computer and do the setup for you. Then I show you how to give it a job and check the result. This is a separate paid service, with the price agreed before booking.
What if ChatGPT can’t fix my problem?
Some problems need a person, like a failing hard drive or water damage. ChatGPT can’t fix every problem. When you need help, call BrainRoad at (573) 687-9015.
What if I don’t like it?
Email [email protected] within 30 days and you get your money back. No explanation needed.
What happens after I click buy?
You’ll see a short order page. Then you create a login on learn.brainroad.com (email and password, or Google or Facebook), pay $27, and your lessons open. Log in at learn.brainroad.com any time to come back.
P.S. The next time your computer acts up, what would you rather do: hunt through its settings, or give your IT guy the job? The setup and the words to use are waiting inside.
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