Is your PC or Desktop in need of repair and you don’t know what to do? Are you in Brisbane, Australia? If yes; then we are most definitely the plug you need. At iRepair Experts, we have repaired thousands of broken and malfunctioned PC and laptops. From computers running slow, liquid spillage damages, RAM or hard drive upgrades to PC not powering on completely. We promise to get your device back to working better than ever.

Are you getting a "Plugged in but not charging" message from your PC or when you unplug your charger, does your desktop turn off even though earlier it was showing battery is 100% fully charged? What this implies is that you cannot use the device unless the charger is connected to a power socket. The problem could be a dead battery, faulty charger or other underlying issues on the motherboard. Either way, all these computer power-related issues are easy to fix.

Has your PC over time become much slower and takes forever to do simple basic tasks like booting up or open a file? This can be frustrating and even much worse if you have work to do, deadlines to meet and running against time. The cause could be a virus infection, a full RAM, an outdated operating system or a much more serious issue that needs attention ASAP. Continuing to use the infected, slow computer can cause much worse damage and so should be checked immediately. Call us today for a diagnosis and repair options.

Sometimes operating systems like windows get corrupted and will cause some issues like file system failures, loss of data, drivers not working, virus infections, random shutdowns and so much more. The solution to such is to install a new and upgraded operating system. If the OS is not the issue, your computer might need a RAM upgrade so instead of spending so much money on buying a new computer, opt for the option of making the existing one better and usable. We do many upgrades plus we ensure all your data is safe before restoring windows or performing any upgrade.

Does your computer shut down at random and you don't know why? If this is accompanied by an abnormal noise coming out of your Computer then the device feels hot, it shows a malfunctioning fan. Most computers are programmed to power off automatically if any of its inner parts overheat. Often, overheating occur when the PC is being overworked, like playing graphically heavy computer games. If not, then it means there could be a problem with the power supply that is causing the overheating. For us to diagnose the cause, we need to first open the computer then examine the fans, power supply and processor.