Services

What we cover

Everything below is part of the service. The plan you pick sets how many machines we look after, how fast we answer, and how much of it you can use.

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Diagnostics first

We never guess. Hardware under load, drive health, temperatures, power, the operating system, the network β€” then a report that ranks what to fix now, what can wait, and what to leave alone.

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Repair and setup

We only do what you agreed to. If something else turns up along the way, we write to you first and carry on only once you say so.

Hardware

Everything to do with the physical state of the machine.

Full hardware diagnostics Memory, drive, CPU, graphics, and power supply under two hours of load. Takes 2–3 hours.
Teardown, cleaning, thermal paste Clears overheating and throttling; fresh paste and thermal pads. Takes 1–2 hours.
Component advice and sourcing What is worth upgrading, what is not, and where to buy it.

Your data

Files are the most valuable thing in a computer. We treat them that way.

Data recovery A sector-by-sector image first, then extraction from the damaged file system. Usually a day or more.
Backup setup A schedule, cloud or external drive, and a restore test to prove it actually works. About 40 minutes.

System and software

Most of the time, "the computer is broken" gets fixed right here.

Malware and miner removal Startup entries, scheduled tasks, browser extensions, and services. Takes 1–2 hours.
System reinstall, files kept Windows or Linux, drivers, your working software, profile migration. About 2 hours.
Tune-up Startup, services, free space, updates, power plan. About an hour.

Network

A slow connection is not always the provider's fault.

Network and Wi-Fi setup Channels, coverage, throughput, passwords, guest network. About an hour.

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What we don't do

Better to say it up front than take your money and shrug.

Board-level soldering

We don't rebuild liquid-damaged boards or replace chips. We will find the fault and point you to a shop that does.

Physically dead drives

A clicking drive that never spins up needs a cleanroom. That's not us, and we'll tell you honestly.

License workarounds

We install licensed or open-source software only. If you'd rather not pay, we'll find a free alternative.