PC/Mac Repairs

AD Technic provides fast solutions to hardware problems. We can repair and service all types of laptops, PCs, servers, printers, monitors, and a range of other hardware. Our customer service solves your hardware problems either on-site or in our Bridgnorth workshop. We are not tied to any supplier or manufacturer, so we can supply the best options for our clients with faster response times. We only use components from a highly reliable network of distributors to ensure reliability and compatibility. In our approach to PC repairs, we provide a structured analysis of the error and quickly troubleshoot errors and problems on your computer hardware.

Collection

We will pick up, repair and return your computer or other equipment.

Home Visits

We can visit you at home to carry out the repair on-site where possible or advise you on actions required.

Drop Off

You can drop your computer at our workshop in Bridgnorth where we will assess and carry out repairs.

Common problems

Computers can start to run slowly due to a lack of maintenance, fragmented file structure, a corrupted registry, spyware, or outdated software and drivers.

Worn and failing hard drives can cause slow response, freezing, random restarting, start-up problems, and Blue Screen errors. Hard drives can also fail without any warning, so backup regularly and have at least two copies of important data.

Computer shutdowns without warning are commonly due to failing power supply (PSU) or overheating, which causes the computer's thermal cutout to shut itself off to cool down. This can be caused by dust buildup, poor ventilation, or a damaged cooling fan.

For Apple Mac problems, at startup, a blank folder with a question mark can indicate a corrupt Operating System (OSX), hard drive failure, or damaged data cable.

If you don't hear the chime when your MacBook or iMac is turned on, or just hear a single tone, a series of tones, or see flashing lights, this can indicate a hardware fault or failure, commonly related to the logic board, memory, PRAM, SMC, or graphics card.

A Kernel Panic happens when the Mac OS X operating system detects an internal fatal error which it cannot safely recover from, normally caused by a software application.

Laptop

  • Memory upgrades RAM
  • Keyboard replacement
  • Battery replacement
  • Hard drive replacements and upgrades
  • Software problems and upgrades
  • Driver installation
  • Screen replacements
  • DVD/RW replacement
  • Motherboard replacements

Desktop PC

  • Bad memory replacement RAM
  • Keyboard replacement
  • CMOS Battery
  • Clicking or noisy hard drive
  • Corrupt software
  • Hardware system drivers
  • Graphics card overheating
  • DVD/RW upgrade
  • Mainboard upgrade & expansion

Apple Mac

  • Memory upgrades RAM
  • Keyboard repair
  • Hard drive repair & imaging
  • Solid State Drive upgrades
  • OSX operating system problems
  • Interface driver installation
  • MacBook screen replacements
  • SuperDrive repair
  • Logic board replacements