I will repair computer, laptop, fix slow gaming pc with optimization, tweaks, fps boost
Senior IT Executive, System and Network Administrator
About this Gig
Looking for the best IT support for your Windows, macOS, & Linux PC/laptop?
"Let me reduce lag, speed up your computer, and clean malware"
I will fix your Windows 10/11, macOS, Ubuntu, or other computer with full optimization, virus removal, & fix all kinds of basic/critical issues via remote IT support.
Whether you're facing issues with your computer, need a new OS installation, & a custom-built or gaming computer.
**Note: Contact me to get a precise quote**
What services you will get:
- Gaming & slow PC optimization
- Laptop/PC repair
- Fix critical errors/issues
- PC tweaks
- Remove malware
- Setup the printer & WiFi
- Installations (e.g., software: OS, apps, drivers. hardware: printer, RAM, Storage drives, graphics card, etc)
- Help with building a custom PC
- Lost password/data recovery.
For further discussion, please feel free to contact me. I'm looking forward to solving all kinds of problems. Thanks for visiting!
Best regards,
Hamza N.
Device:
Desktop
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Laptop
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Mobile
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Tablet
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Printer
Operating system:
Windows
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Linux
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Android
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Ubuntu
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Other
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FAQ
What is included in the basic package of "Helpdesk PC Support (L1)"?
[Please contact me before ordering this service!] The basic package includes fixing a slow PC/laptop and basic issues, PC tweaks, installation of Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems, & software/hardware.
What is included in the standard & premium package of "Remote IT Support & Weekly Tech Support (L2)"?
1)Repair critical issues, full computer optimization, clean malware/virus, set up email POP3/IMAP, printer & WiFi 2) Build custom/gaming PC, Upgradation, Backup/restore, set BIOS, password/data recovery, weekly preventive maintenance support.
Is it better to fix a computer or buy a new one?
Whether to repair or replace your computer depends on the age of the device, the condition it's in, and the cost of the repairs. As a rule of thumb, if the repair costs more than 50% of the price of a new device, replacement may be the smarter option.
What does a Computer Repair Professional actually do?
A Computer Repair Professional maintains and fixes computers to ensure they run smoothly. -Diagnosing hardware issues. -Installing and updating software. -Performing regular maintenance. -Troubleshooting technical problems.
What is the difference between L1 and L2 support?
Level 1 (L1) and Level 2 (L2) represent the first two tiers of an IT or customer support structure. L1 is the initial point of contact for basic troubleshooting and routine issues using predefined scripts. L2 handles escalated, more complex technical issues that require deeper diagnostics, knowledge
What is PC optimization?
PC optimization is the process of improving your computer's speed, stability, and overall efficiency by clearing out junk files, managing startup programs, updating drivers, and tweaking system settings. It ensures your hardware runs at its maximum potential without requiring physical upgrades.
Can I keep Windows 10 forever?
Technically, yes—your Windows 10 computer will not simply stop working.
Is a 7-year-old computer worth fixing?
Is it worth fixing a 7-year-old computer? Yes, if it needs minor upgrades and the core hardware is healthy. No, if repair costs creep toward replacement price or performance still won't meet your needs.
Is it possible to remotely control a PC?
Yes, you can easily remote access a PC from another computer, phone, or tablet. By using remote desktop software, you can view the desktop, run apps, and control the mouse as if you were sitting right in front of it. In the case of troubleshooting, I need physical help from you (if needed).
What are the signs your computer has been hacked?
Top signs you've been hacked: Passwords that stopped working or accounts suddenly locked, Login activity from unknown locations or devices, Apps you didn't install appeared on your device, Security tools (antivirus, Task Manager) suddenly disabled malware message or mouse cursor moving on its own.

