Laptop repairs for screens, power faults and broken hardware.

What laptop faults can be checked?

Most Windows laptop faults can be inspected, including dead laptops, startup failures, blue screens, charging faults, broken hinges, keyboard faults, screen damage, overheating and slow machines. The first job is to separate software trouble from hardware failure so you are not paying for the wrong fix.

Common symptoms

• Laptop will not turn on or only shows a black screen.
• Battery will not charge or the charger socket feels loose.
• Cracked, flickering or dim laptop screen.
• Keyboard, touchpad, USB or WiFi faults.
• Slow startup, noisy fan, overheating or random shutdowns.

How it normally works

The laptop is checked first, including charger output where relevant, visible damage, storage health, memory errors, startup behaviour and signs of overheating or liquid damage. You then get a plain quote before work starts. If the laptop is not worth repairing, you will be told that instead of being pushed into a bad spend.

Price and turnaround

Simple software and speed-up work often starts around the published £50 service price. Screens, keyboards, batteries, hinges and charging ports depend on the exact model and part price. Same-day repair is attempted where practical, but model-specific parts usually need ordering.

What not to expect

Not every liquid-damaged or board-damaged laptop is economical to repair. Some parts are model-specific, so screen, keyboard and casing jobs may depend on part availability. No repair can guarantee the safety of important files on a failing drive, so mention critical data before any work starts.