Computer Speed-Up

If your computer has gotten slow, it's often not worn out — it's weighed down. We look at what's running when it starts, how full the storage is, and what software has piled up, then tidy things so it feels responsive again. You'll get a plain-English summary of what we did and anything else that would help.

Sound familiar?

Takes several minutes to start up
Freezes or stops responding
Programs open slowly
Constant pop-ups about storage being full
Fan running loudly during simple tasks

What’s included

Performance assessment
Startup program review
Storage-space check
Review of unnecessary software
Supported system updates
Basic performance troubleshooting
A summary of recommended improvements

Not included

Quoted separately, with your approval

Major hardware replacements
Reinstalling the operating system
Data recovery
Advanced malware removal

Good to know

Some older computers are slow because of their hardware. If so, we'll tell you honestly whether an upgrade is worth it — or whether it isn't.

Questions about this service

Will I lose any of my files?

A speed-up doesn't involve deleting your personal files. That said, it's always wise to have a backup before any computer work.

What if it's still slow afterwards?

We'll explain why and what your options are, such as an SSD or memory upgrade, before you spend anything more.