Your beautiful 4K or 5K Retina screen is still amazing. It's just the hard drive inside that's tired.
Most iMacs sold in stores came with slow 5400rpm laptop hard drives. That's why they take 5 minutes to turn on.
By swapping that £20 part for a modern SSD, we unleash the full power of your Intel i5 or i7 processor. It literally feels like a brand new computer.
Go from pressing the power button to browsing the web in under 20 seconds. No more spinning beach balls.
We clone your drive bit-for-bit. Same wallpaper, same folders, same passwords. Zero setup required.
iMac screens are glued on. We use specialist tools to cut the adhesive and reseal it with original-grade strips.
We carefully separate the glass display from the body using a "pizza cutter" tool.
We copy your data to the new SSD and clean out years of dust from the fans.
We apply new Tesa adhesive strips and seal the unit back up.
We don't just fix computers; we solve problems. Fast, reliable, and local.
We know you need your device back fast. Most software issues and screen replacements are completed within 24 hours.
If we can't fix your problem, you don't pay a penny. We believe in honest, transparent pricing with no hidden costs.
Based in Chineham, we are your local neighbors. No call centers, just friendly, expert advice from real technicians.
Can't make it to us? We offer home and office visits across Basingstoke to fix your WiFi, printer, or PC issues on-site.
With over 15 years of experience, our team is Microsoft and Apple certified to handle any hardware or software challenge.
"The best computer repair service in Basingstoke! Fixed my slow laptop in one day. Highly recommended!"
We provide computer support across Basingstoke and nearby areas.
There is a small risk when removing the glued screen, but our technicians are highly trained. We are fully insured, so you are covered regardless.
We usually need 24 hours. Cloning 1TB of data takes time, and we like to let the new adhesive cure properly overnight.
No. On older models, we use a special thermal sensor cable to prevent the fan from spinning at full speed (a common issue with amateur repairs).
