What is a screen replacement?

A screen replacement is a common repair done when a phone has:

• Cracks or breaks in the glass.

• Display issues (black screen, spots, lines).

• Touchscreen problems (not responding to touch).

 What is operating system installation?

Operating system installation is the process of setting up the main software that allows a computer to function. This software—like Windows, Linux, or macOS—acts as a bridge between the user and the computer’s hardware.

 What is phone repair?

Phone repair is the process of identifying and fixing issues in a mobile device, whether they are physical (hardware) or internal (software) problems. This service aims to restore the phone’s performance and extend its lifespan.

 What is iPad repair?

iPad repair involves diagnosing and fixing issues that affect the performance of Apple’s tablet devices. These issues can be physical (like a cracked screen) or internal (such as software errors), and the goal is to restore the iPad’s functionality without needing to replace it.

 What is a laptop display replacement?

A laptop display replacement is the process of changing the entire screen of the device when it’s cracked, shows visual defects, or doesn’t respond to touch (in touchscreen models). The display includes the LCD or LED panel, and in some cases, the touch digitizer.

 What is PC assembly?

PC assembly is the process of building a desktop computer from scratch by selecting and installing each of its physical components. It’s like putting together a technological puzzle, where every piece plays a specific role to make the system work properly.

What is PC or laptop maintenance? Computer maintenance, whether desktop or laptop, is the set of tasks performed to ensure the device operates optimally, safely, and for a long time. Just as a car requires periodic checkups, computers also require both physical and digital care.

This is the technical service that resolves physical or software issues on this device. This can range from replacing a cracked screen, a damaged battery, or non-functioning buttons to more complex issues such as motherboard or Bluetooth connectivity issues.

Performing this type of maintenance at least every 3 to 6 months can make the difference between a slow laptop and one that feels like new.

Logical repair Refers to file system problems or software errors.

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Hard drive data recovery is the process of accessing information that has been deleted, lost, damaged, or unreadable. This can occur for a variety of reasons: system failures, virus attacks, accidental formatting, or even physical damage to the drive.

Virus removal is the process of detecting, isolating, and removing malicious software (malware) that has infiltrated a system. These viruses can damage files, steal personal information, or slow down your computer's performance.

Replacing a laptop battery involves removing the original battery when it's faulty, worn out, or has lost its charge capacity and replacing it with a new one. This procedure restores the device's energy efficiency, improves its battery life, and extends its lifespan.