1
PC Performance Optimization
If your custom-built PC is running slow or lagging, the underlying issues could be unnecessary background processes, outdated drivers, or insufficient RAM. Optimizing your system can restore its speed and efficiency.
2
PC Cooling System Upgrade
Overheating is a common issue in custom-built PCs, which can lead to crashes or hardware damage. Upgrading the cooling system with better fans, thermal paste, or liquid cooling solutions can keep the system running at optimal temperatures.
3
BSOD Troubleshooting and Fix
Frequent Blue Screens of Death (BSOD) can be caused by hardware failure, driver conflicts, or corrupted system files. Troubleshooting and fixing these issues can restore stability to the system.
4
Power Supply and Boot Diagnosis
If your custom PC won’t power up or has trouble booting, it could be due to power supply issues, motherboard malfunctions, or boot sequence problems. Diagnosing and fixing these issues can ensure smooth startup every time.
5
Hardware Compatibility Checks and Upgrades
Newly installed parts may not always work well together. Checking component compatibility and performing necessary upgrades or BIOS updates can ensure a seamless experience.
6
Noise Reduction and Fan Upgrade
Loud fans or other components can be disruptive. Identifying the source of the noise, replacing noisy fans, and cleaning dust buildup can significantly reduce noise and improve system efficiency.
7
Software Diagnostics and Repair
Frequent software crashes or freezing may result from software conflicts, outdated drivers, or malware. Diagnosing and repairing software-related issues can restore stability to the system.
8
Data Recovery and Drive Replacement
If a hard drive or SSD is failing, data recovery can be performed, and the faulty drive can be replaced with a faster, more reliable one. This can also involve reinstalling the operating system and transferring files.
9
Graphics Card Troubleshooting and Repair
Graphics issues like artifacting or stuttering may be caused by faulty drivers, overheating, or hardware failure. Troubleshooting these issues can help restore optimal graphics performance.
10
Network Troubleshooting and Optimization
Slow or unreliable Wi-Fi or Ethernet performance can be due to network card issues or incorrect settings. Troubleshooting and optimizing network configurations can ensure a faster, more stable connection.
