Computer Repair in Muskegon

It’s estimated that each day there are over 100 new viruses, trojans, worms and malware unleashed into the computing world spreading across the internet. Viruses and malware come out faster than anti-virus software can defend your system.

Everyday we provide our customers with solutions to rid their computer systems of viruses and get their computer back to normal. Our team of computer repair experts understand the operational structure of ALL viruses and have the experience and know-how to eliminate all system threats. Being in business for over 13 years and some of us having over 20 years of experience in this field, there’s nothing we haven’t seen or been able to fix. Trust the professionals at CRASHMASTERS to get the job done properly, satisfaction guaranteed!

If your PC is having trouble booting into Windows, your operating system maybe comprimised or corrupted. Some symptoms of Windows corruption involve blue screen errors, not booting into desktop, password no longer works, or “operating system not found” error message.

Most problems with Windows are caused by faulty hardware drivers, viruses, corrupted registry or hard drive disk errors. We can help!
We offer two methods of Windows operating system repairs:

Non-Destructive – This process involves repair Windows operating system errors by focusing on the specific issue and repairing areas of Windows that have been corrupted. This is usually recommended in situations where you would rather not reinstall your software and apps.

Did you know the average shelf life of a hard drive is 3-5 years? Hard drives will over time become degraded causing slowdowns, freezing, and in some cases permanent failure.
Refresh your computer with a new hard drive or SSD (Solid State Drive). A new hard drive will effectively make your computer run like new again. An SSD drive can make your PC run up to 10x faster!

Symptoms of a failing hard drive
– Windows boots into “disk check” or “repair” mode
– Hard drive “Imminent Failure” SMART warning
– PC begins to slow considerably or freezes
– PC is older than 3-5 years
– Unusual noises or clicking sound from hard disk
– Files become corrupt or will not load up
– PC suddenly shuts off.

If your PC is not powering on, shuts down or blue screens more often than not, than your system may have a problem with its Power Supply (PSU). Your PC’s power supply delivers the power for your motherboard, components and video cards.

Like other components that make up your PC, the power supply is one component that may fail after some years of use. Outside factors such as dust and debris buildup, power outages and power surges can contribute to power supply failure.

Let our team of qualified technicians quickly diagnose your PC free of charge! We’ll determine if your computer is experiencing a problem with its power supply and quickly get your PC back up and running in no time.

If your PC is not powering on, shuts down or blue screens more often than not, than your system may have a motherboard or CPU failure. Your systems motherboard is the controller for all your devices, including: video, audio, memory, USB and other functions.

Determining whether the motherboard or a CPU has failed can be tricky without the right tools and equipment. Often times, the symptoms are similar and a thorough diagnostics needs to be conducted to determine the issue.

With a faulty motherboard, a motherboard replacement is necessary and requires acquiring the exact or similar replacement to ensure your other components such as RAM or cooling system modules are compatible.

One of the most essential functions to make your PC run at its peak and avoid hardware failure is its cooling system. Overheating problems are the leading cause of hard drive, motherboard, video card and other component failure.

Dust and Heat – The unseen enemy. Electronics naturally attract dust, debris and pet dander. After some time, if not properly maintained, dust can infiltrate your PC’s cooling system – acting like insulation that traps heat inside instead of exhausting it out.

Some symptoms of overheating are sudden system shutdowns, fan error on boot, dirty components, burning smell, slowness or freezing.

You turn on desktop computer. You can heard it starting to work and windows start to load, but your screen doesn’t show anything or “no signal found”. This can happen for many reasons. If you moved your computer recently, please check all your cables. They can be loose slightly and did not send proper signal. If cables are all ok, you should try to connect Screen to another computer. Maybe your monitor is faulty?

Sometimes screen shows nothing because of faulty graphic card or other hardware. If steps mentioned above did not solve your problem, you should contact professional computer repair technician.