Professional PC Repair Services for Desktop, Gaming & Custom Computers

A few things can cause this — a dead power supply, a motherboard fault, bad RAM, a failed drive, or overheating are the usual suspects. Sometimes it’s not hardware at all; corrupted system files or a Windows startup error can leave a computer looking “dead” when it’s actually just stuck. We don’t guess — every computer that comes in gets a full diagnostic first so we know exactly what we’re fixing.

This one’s trickier than it sounds, since power and display are handled by mostly separate systems. It could be the graphics card, a bad RAM stick, the motherboard itself, the CPU, a loose monitor cable, or even the power supply not delivering enough to the GPU. We test each of those individually rather than swapping parts and hoping something sticks.

Depending on the type of failure, a motherboard may be repairable without replacing the entire board. Common issues include damaged power circuits, failed components, charging or power connector damage, and other hardware faults. Our technicians evaluate the motherboard to determine whether a component-level repair is appropriate before recommending replacement, helping customers avoid unnecessary hardware costs whenever possible.

Yes. We diagnose and repair custom-built gaming computers experiencing no display issues, random crashes, overheating, boot failures, graphics card problems, power issues, and performance-related concerns. We also provide hardware upgrade and optimization services for gaming systems.

Yes — no display, artifacts on screen, crashes mid-game, driver errors, overheating, choppy performance, we see all of it. The hard part is that graphics card symptoms often aren’t actually the graphics card; the motherboard or power supply can cause the exact same issues. That’s what our diagnostic process sorts out before we tell you what’s actually broken.

We can, and we’d rather find out what’s actually causing it than just wipe Windows and hope it doesn’t come back. BSODs can trace back to failing hardware, corrupted system files, a bad driver, memory errors, or a dying drive — reinstalling Windows might mask the symptom for a while, but if it’s hardware, it’ll be back.

Yes. We can recover data from computers affected by hard drive failure, SSD failure, operating system corruption, accidental deletion, and other storage-related issues. If your files are important, we recommend avoiding further use of the device and contacting us as soon as possible.

If your SSD has failed or your computer no longer boots, professional data recovery may still be possible depending on the type of failure. Our technicians evaluate the storage device to determine the best recovery approach and work to recover important documents, photos, videos, and other valuable files whenever possible.

Yes. We evaluate computers that have been exposed to water, coffee, soda, and other liquids. The sooner a liquid-damaged computer is assessed, the greater the likelihood of preventing additional damage and improving the chances of a successful repair.

Could be a dying hard drive or SSD, not enough RAM for what you’re running, malware, too many programs loading at startup, overheating, or hardware that’s just wearing out. We run a full diagnostic instead of throwing generic fixes at it, then tell you what’s actually behind the slowdown and what makes sense to do about it.

Random restarts are usually hardware-related — a failing power supply, overheating, bad RAM — but driver conflicts and Windows errors can cause the same thing. We isolate the actual cause with proper diagnostic tools, then run the system through testing to confirm it’s stable before it goes back to you.

Yes. We provide repair services for business desktops, workstations, and office computers. Whether you’re experiencing hardware failures, performance issues, storage problems, or startup failures, our technicians can help minimize downtime and restore functionality.

Yes. Our Mail-In Repair Service allows customers throughout the United States to send their computers directly to our Virginia repair facility. Once received, we perform an evaluation, provide recommendations, complete approved repairs, and return the device securely.

Repair times vary depending on the issue and parts availability. After completing an evaluation, we will provide an estimated turnaround time and keep you informed throughout the repair process. Our goal is to complete repairs as efficiently as possible while maintaining the highest quality standards.

No appointment is required. You can bring your computer to our Alexandria, Virginia location during business hours, or use our nationwide Mail-In Repair Service if you are located outside the area.