Repair services
Computer repair services
Ten kinds of jobs, each with its own page explaining the usual causes and what you can check yourself first.
- 01
Laptop repair
cracked screens, swollen or dead batteries, keyboards, loose charging ports and hinges. Send a repair request online.
- 02
Desktop PC repair
PCs that won't power on, no display, beep codes, random shutdowns, power supply and motherboard problems.
- 03
Virus & malware removal
pop-ups, fake tech support warnings, browser hijacks, remote-access scams and ransomware. What to do first.
- 04
Slow computer tune-up
long startups, freezing, full drives, startup apps, failing hard drives and when an SSD is the real fix.
- 05
Data recovery
getting photos and files off computers that won't boot, failing hard drives, deleted files and external drives. What to do first.
- 06
SSD, RAM & custom PC builds
SSD swaps with your files cloned over, RAM upgrades, and custom desktop and gaming PC builds planned around what you use it for.
- 07
Windows install & repair
boot loops, blue screens, failed updates, BitLocker recovery screens, clean reinstalls and moving from Windows 10 to 11.
- 08
Mac repair
battery service, Macs that won't start, slow Macs, macOS reinstalls, adware and getting files off a dead Mac.
- 09
Small business IT support
new PC setup, Wi-Fi and network problems, shared printers, email accounts, backups and employee changes.
- 10
Gaming PC repair
crashes under load, graphics artifacts, overheating, power supply and GPU power connector problems, and upgrades.
Don't see your problem? Describe it in the form anyway. Odd problems are normal.
Start with the problem, not the jargon.
You don't need to know what part failed. Tell us the make if you know it, what the computer is doing, and when it started. We'll reach out the way you choose and talk through next steps.
- Windows laptops and desktops, Macs, gaming PCs
- Homes and small offices
- Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, York, Clover, Lake Wylie, Indian Land
Helpful if you have it: a photo of any error message, and the model number (usually on a sticker underneath a laptop or on the back of a desktop).