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What we repair
19 everyday jobs, each with its own page: the signs that point to it, what the fix involves, and the price it starts from. If the fault is not listed, describe it in the form and you will get a straight answer either way.
Slow laptop or PC
A machine that has become painful to use is usually fixable without buying a new one.
From £45Virus and malware removal
Pop-ups in the browser, a search engine you did not choose, files renamed, a message demanding payment.
From £40Windows reinstall and repair
When Windows itself is broken, a careful rebuild puts the machine back to a clean, fast state.
From £50Won't switch on
No lights at all, or a screen that stays black while the machine sounds like it is running.
£25 diagnosticCrashes and blue screens
A machine that restarts or throws a blue screen at random has a specific cause, and Windows usually writes it down.
From £45Overheating and loud fans
Dust and dried thermal paste make a machine slow itself down to survive, and a worn fan does the same.
From £35Data recovery
Photos and work files lost to a failed drive or a folder deleted by mistake.
From £60Email and password lockouts
Locked out of an email account, a social account or your own PC login.
From £30Wi-Fi and broadband
Dropping connections, and speeds that never match what you pay for.
From £35New computer setup
A new machine set up properly, with everything from the old one on it.
From £45Remote help session
For problems that live inside Windows, the machine does not need to leave the house.
From £25Screen and hinge replacement
A cracked screen or a hinge that has worked loose makes a laptop unusable, though the rest of it is usually fine.
From £80Battery replacement
A laptop that only works with the plug in has a worn battery, not a dead machine.
From £55Keyboard repair
Keys that stick, keys that do nothing, or a drink that went over the top.
From £45Charging port repair
A laptop that will only charge with the cable held in a certain way has a worn or broken socket.
From £60Liquid damage
Spilt drink inside a laptop keeps working its way through the machine, so switching it on again is the thing that does the real damage.
From £60SSD and memory upgrade
The cheapest way to make an older machine feel new is to change what it stores and reads from.
From £60 plus partsPrinter and device setup
Printers that will not print, phones that will not send photos to the machine, a television that will not talk to the laptop.
From £35Data transfer and backup
Files and photos often live on one old machine with nothing to fall back on.
From £45Not sure which one it is? That is what the free ten minute call is for. Describe the machine in the form, mention that you are not sure, and you will be told what it sounds like before anyone books a visit.