Slow computer help

Speed up a
slow computer.

Takes forever to start, freezes, or the fan runs all the time. Many slow PCs can be fixed remotely; older ones may need an SSD or RAM upgrade.

What we do in a session

  • Trim startup programs and background apps
  • Finish stuck Windows updates
  • Free up storage space
  • Check for unwanted programs and malware
  • Check drive health and tell you if an upgrade would help

Price

Remote Quick Fix: $49 for up to 30 minutes, or Remote Support: $79 for up to 60 minutes. Book and pay online; we email you within 2 business days to set a time. You start the remote connection yourself and can end it at any time. No fix, no fee: if we can’t fix the problem you booked for, you get a full refund. For customers in the United States.

When it’s the hardware

If the drive is old or failing, an SSD upgrade is usually the biggest speed-up. That’s a mail-in or Lansing drop-off repair: $29 diagnostic, quote first.

Questions

Why is my computer so slow?+

Common causes are too many startup programs, stuck updates, a full drive, malware, or an old hard drive. We check these in a remote session.

Can you speed up my computer remotely?+

Often, yes. A Remote Quick Fix ($49, 30 minutes) or Remote Support ($79, 60 minutes) covers clean-up and settings. No fix, no fee.

Will an SSD make my computer faster?+

If it still has a hard drive, usually yes—it’s the biggest single speed-up. That’s a repair: $29 diagnostic, then a quote.

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