Will not power on
No lights, no fan, or a machine that lights up and then dies. Usually the power supply, memory or the board itself — the diagnosis tells us which.
Computer & Laptop Repair
What this actually involves
Most computer problems look identical from the outside. A machine that will not boot might have a failed drive, dead RAM, a faulty power supply, or nothing worse than a corrupted Windows update. Guessing gets expensive, which is why every job starts with a free diagnosis rather than a parts order.
We work on desktops and laptops from any manufacturer, and on machines well past the point where the maker will still touch them. Age alone is not a reason to give up on a computer — a seven-year-old laptop with an SSD and a fresh install is often quicker than a cheap new one. That said, if the repair costs more than the machine is worth to you, we will say so plainly and tell you what we would do in your position.
The most common jobs on our bench are storage failures, overheating from years of dust, dead power supplies, failing memory, swollen batteries, charging faults, and software that has degraded to the point of being unusable. One thing we do not take on is cracked screen replacement — it is fiddly, panel-specific work that we would rather send to a shop that does it every day than do adequately ourselves. Ask and we will point you to someone.
Free diagnosis
No fix, no fee
90-day warranty
