Real help for a computer that isn't cooperating.
Not sure whether the problem is your computer, your Wi-Fi, your printer, or something else entirely? That's fine — start with what's going wrong and we'll work from there.
Computer Repair covers exactly what it sounds like — a computer that isn't working right. For new PC builds, home networking, smart-home setup, or a project that goes beyond one machine, see Home & Personal Tech, Custom PC Builds, Home Networking, or Custom Tech Projects.
You don't need to diagnose it first
Most people who reach out don't know exactly what's wrong — that's completely normal. Here's the kind of thing that usually starts a call:
- My laptop is painfully slow.
- I bought a new computer and don't know how to move everything over.
- My printer randomly stopped working.
- My Wi-Fi is terrible.
- Windows is acting weird and I don't know why.
- I think this computer might have malware.
- I want to upgrade instead of buying a whole new PC.
What I can help with
Diagnostics & troubleshooting
Find out what's actually wrong before spending money fixing the wrong thing.
Windows issues
Errors, crashes, update problems, and general Windows headaches.
Slow computer diagnosis
Practical fixes for a computer that used to be fast and no longer is.
SSD & RAM upgrades
Real performance improvements for machines that just need better hardware.
New PC setup
Unboxed, configured, and ready to use — the way it should have come.
Data transfer
Moving your files, photos, and settings to a new machine without the stress.
Malware cleanup
Removing infections and locking things down so it doesn't happen again.
Printer problems
Getting printers connected and working — and staying that way.
Wi-Fi troubleshooting
Dead zones, dropped connections, and Wi-Fi that just isn't reliable.
Software setup & general help
Installing, configuring, or troubleshooting the programs you actually use.
Straightforward, professional service
This isn't a drop-it-off-and-hope repair counter. You'll get a clear explanation of what's actually wrong, honest recommendations — including when a repair isn't worth it — and someone who follows through.
Some specialized repairs — like advanced data recovery or physical circuit-board work — are outside current scope. If that's what you need, I'll say so up front and point you in the right direction.
More than one computer to worry about?
If you're managing technology across a whole office — not just one machine — Business IT support may be a better fit.
Ready to get it fixed?
Tell me what's happening with your computer and I'll follow up to figure out the fastest path to getting it working again.