After a nationwide search for the  everyday office worker who selflessly goes above  and beyond his/her official duties to rescue coworkers from computer problems, Crucial.com proudly bestows Adam Hayworth of Denver, Colorado with the title of America's  first Official Unofficial Office Computer Go-To Superstar.

Nominated by his coworkers at the nonprofit Senior Housing, the 28-year-old Director of Compliance not only receives the  prestigious Official Unofficial Office  Computer Go-To Superstar title, but is also awarded $5,000 in cash for his  tireless efforts in the battle against rebellious computer technology. In addition, as an award for nominating the  winning office computer superhero, Crucial.com presented a $5,000 BestBuy.com gift certificate to Senior Housing  Options for use towards an office-wide technology upgrade.

"When the call AAAAADDDDAAAAMMMM! goes out, he is always right there to help and is  patient beyond belief,"  said Jane  Prancan, the coworker at Senior Housing  Options that officially nominated Adam. "We know he shakes his head and does a big eye roll, but he never makes  us feel inadequate or stupid.  He fixes our  computer problems when we are near tears. He can do just about everything a real IT person would do, and he does it all in addition to his real job as  director of compliance."

1. the unsung everyday office heroes who continually defy the bounds of their  normal job duties and rescue their colleagues from office computer chaos, Adam's nomination was reviewed and deemed by a  team of judges at Crucial.com as the most compelling of all the entries received at the contest's official website, www.CrucialSuperstar.com.

"I am honored to accept the title of Official Unofficial Office Computer Go-To  Superstar on behalf of Senior Housing Options and unsung office heroes everywhere," said Adam Hayworth. "I was humbled to be  nominated and accepted. It is a pleasure to be able to support my colleagues  with their daily tech needs."

"Today  should be a day to not only honor Adam, but to say thank you to all of those  office heroes out there who regardless of their official duties, are the go-to  person when colleagues are plagued by office computer problems," said Roddy  Mclean, Crucial.com director of marketing.

The winners  announcement comes on the heels of a recent survey by Crucial.com that revealed  a majority of office workers with computers (53%) opt to either fix their own  computer problems or ask a co-worker/someone else for help instead of relying  on an IT professional/helpdesk.   The survey  also found that 29% of office computer users blame computer problems (lost  files, slowness, crashes, etc.) as the top reason for reduced productivity in  the office.

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