Computer Repairs
Drop your computer or laptop off at my Wynnum workshop for hardware faults, tower PC problems, screen damage, failing drives and no-power issues. I'll diagnose it first and quote before repair work starts.
- No Power / No Display
- Screens & Charging
- Drives, RAM & PSU
- Desktop & Laptop Faults
This is the main drop-off repair page for physical computer faults: laptops with cracked screens or charging problems, desktop towers with power supply or no-display faults, machines that have taken a knock or spill, failing hard drives and SSDs, overheating, bad RAM and other component-level problems. At the appointment-only Wynnum workshop, I start by narrowing down the fault before talking parts. For a desktop, that might mean testing the power supply, reseating or testing RAM, checking drive health, inspecting cooling and confirming whether the monitor or graphics output is part of the problem. For a laptop, it might mean checking the charger, charging port, battery, screen/backlight and storage before deciding whether a replacement part makes sense. I won't order parts or replace components just because they are a common cause; the quote comes after diagnosis, with the repair cost and any part-order timing explained before work starts. If testing shows the problem is Windows, software, Wi-Fi or general setup rather than hardware, I'll point you to the better service instead of treating it like a workshop repair.
How long does a typical repair take?
It depends on the fault and whether parts are needed. A software-style fix discovered during testing is different to ordering a laptop screen, power supply or replacement drive, so I'll give you the timing once the fault is identified.
Do you repair desktop towers as well as laptops?
Yes. Desktop and tower repairs are now covered on this main Computer Repairs page, including power supply faults, no-display problems, overheating, RAM faults, drive failures and gaming or custom PC issues.
What if my computer won't turn on at all?
No-power faults are handled as drop-off diagnostics. For a desktop I can test the power supply, internal connections and RAM; for a laptop I can check the charger, charging port, battery and board-level symptoms before quoting a repair.