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How We Fix Hardware Issues
When a computer starts acting up, it's tempting to assume the worst — but a lot of "it's broken" problems come down to something small: a loose connection, a failing fan, or a drive that's on its way out. Before we recommend any repair, we run proper diagnostics so you know exactly what's wrong and what it'll take to fix it.
Common Warning Signs
Unusual noises — clicking, grinding or a fan running flat-out — are usually the first sign something's wrong. So are random shutdowns, a computer that won't stay powered on, or ports and drives that stop being detected.
Slower performance on its own isn't always hardware — software gets bloated over time too. But if a slowdown comes on suddenly, alongside heat, noise or crashing, it's worth getting it looked at before it gets worse.
Most hardware problems are cheaper to fix the earlier they're caught, and a lot of the time a full replacement isn't necessary at all. If something on this list sounds familiar, get in touch and we'll take a proper look before recommending anything.
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