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Computer repair: Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai

Computer repair in four cities: we check laptops, desktops, MacBooks and tablets within 1–2 business days, and the price is agreed before the repair begins.

A technician repairs a laptop at the techremontas.lt service point

techremontas.lt Repair receipt

initial diagnostics
€10
service center working hours
Mon–Fri 9–18
with service points
4 cities

Price agreed before repair · warranty on work

Which city is more convenient for you?

Vilnius

Kareivių g. 11A, Žirmūnai

„Rimi“ next to McDonald’s

Kaunas

Savanorių pr. 155, Žaliakalnis

Klaipėda

Sausio 15-osios g. 13

Next to „Avitela“

Šiauliai

Gegužių g. 30

PC „Arena“

  • Diagnostics within 1–2 days
  • Price agreed in advance
  • Mon–Fri 9–18
  • All contacts

Computer repair at our service center covers laptops and desktop computers, MacBook, iMac and tablets: we fix both hardware faults (screen, keyboard, battery, cooling, motherboard) and software problems (slow performance, viruses, operating system installation). On this page you will find a fault guide organized by symptoms, information on how pricing works, the most common myths and a list of what to bring.

If your computer does not work or behaves strangely, the first thing to know is what is wrong with it. That is why we start with diagnostics and tell you the price only once it is done. We carry out repairs only with your consent. If your device is a phone or a console, see the phone repair page or game console repair.

  • How much does computer repair cost? The initial diagnostic costs €10. We give you the final repair price after diagnostics and agree on it in advance, with no hidden fees.
  • How long does diagnostics take? The fault is identified within 1–2 business days. We give you the repair time together with the price, once we know whether parts need to be ordered.
  • Is it worth repairing an old computer? It depends on the fault and the age of the computer. After diagnostics, we tell you straight whether the repair pays off or whether it is cheaper to choose a new one.
  • What brands of computers do you repair? Laptops from Acer, Apple, Asus, Dell, Fujitsu, HP, Lenovo, MSI and Toshiba, as well as desktop computers, MacBook, iMac and tablets.

Computer repair: what your computer’s symptoms mean

People usually come in not with the word „fault” but with the phrase „my computer doesn’t work”. Below are common symptoms, likely causes and what we do. This is general information; only diagnostics can determine the exact cause.

0110 €

Computer does not work and won’t turn on

WhyThe cause may be the power supply or charger, the motherboard, the memory or the system drive. Sometimes, after liquid spills or overheating, a single component on the motherboard is left damaged.

Check it yourselfCheck that the power outlet works, that the charger is plugged in firmly and whether the power light is on. Unplug all USB devices and try turning it on again. Do not take anything apart.

What we doWe find out whether the problem is in the power supply, memory, drive or motherboard. If the drive or memory is at fault, we replace them; if it is the motherboard, we assess whether it is worth repairing and tell you in advance. For the logic of motherboard repair, read the article on motherboard replacement.

02

Computer overheats, is very noisy and shuts down

WhyThe fan and heatsink are clogged with dust, the thermal paste has dried out or the fan is worn out. The processor overheats and the computer shuts down to protect itself.

Check it yourselfUse a laptop on a hard surface, not on a pillow or blanket. With a desktop computer switched off, you can carefully blow out the vents of the case, but do not open it.

What we doWe clean out the dust, check the fan, replace the thermal paste and, if necessary, the fan itself. How this is done is described in the article on replacing thermal paste.

03

Computer has become slow and takes a long time to start

WhyToo many programs launching at startup, a full drive, an old mechanical drive (HDD), too little memory or viruses. In older computers, the usual culprit is a slow drive.

Check it yourselfOpen Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) and see what is loading the drive or processor. Remove unnecessary programs and leave at least 15% of the drive space free.

What we doWe check the drive, memory and temperatures. Often the most effective help is replacing the HDD with an SSD and a clean system installation. Read more about SSD replacement in a laptop.

04

Broken screen, stripes or distorted image

WhyA cracked or pressed screen, a faulty screen cable (connector) or a video chip fault on the motherboard. If the image is equally distorted when you connect an external monitor, the cause is most likely not the screen but the video chip.

Check it yourselfConnect the computer to an external monitor or TV. If the image is clear there, the problem is in the screen or its connector.

What we doWe distinguish between a screen fault and a video chip fault. We replace the screen, and if the chip is at fault, we consider reballing. For price guidelines, see the article on laptop screen replacement.

05

Keyboard keys do not work

WhyDust and dirt under the keys, spilled liquid or moisture if the computer has been stored for a long time in a basement or garage. When the whole keyboard does not work, the cause is sometimes a connector fault or the motherboard.

Check it yourselfTry connecting an external keyboard via USB as a temporary solution. Do not pry off the keys and do not take the computer apart.

What we doWe check whether it is the keyboard or the motherboard. Most often the entire keyboard is replaced, because even a fault in just a few keys often means the whole mechanism is worn out. For the pricing logic, see the article on keyboard replacement prices.

06

Laptop does not charge or drains quickly

WhyA battery lasts roughly 2–4 years, after which its capacity declines. The cause may also be the charger, the power socket or the motherboard.

Check it yourselfTry another suitable charger, if you have one. If the case is swollen, the cover is lifting or the computer gets unusually hot, do not charge or use it, and bring it to the service center immediately: a swollen battery is dangerous. Do not take the battery apart yourself.

What we doWe check the battery, charger and socket. We replace the battery or the power socket if it has come loose. Read about the options in the article on a battery that no longer charges.

07

Computer with a liquid spill

WhyLiquid gets into the keyboard, the motherboard and the contacts. The damage often does not show up immediately, but after a few days, when the contacts begin to oxidize.

Check it yourselfTurn the computer off immediately, unplug the charger and do not use it any more. Do not turn it on „to see if it works” and do not dry it with a hair dryer.

What we doWe disassemble it, clean the motherboard of liquid and oxidation, check whether any components are damaged and replace the damaged parts. The sooner you bring it in, the greater the chance of saving money.

08

Mouse pointer jumps or touchpad does not work

WhyA worn or dirty touchpad, traces of liquid, or a pressed or swollen battery casing that presses on the touchpad from underneath.

Check it yourselfWipe the touchpad with a dry cloth and check whether it has been disabled with the Fn key. Connect an external mouse and see whether the pointer jumps with it too.

What we doWe check whether the problem is in the touchpad, its ribbon cable, or the software. We replace the touchpad or its control board.

09

Pop-up ads appear, the browser has changed, the computer behaves strangely

WhyMalware that gets in from the internet, email attachments, fake websites or USB drives. It can steal passwords and slow down the system.

Check it yourselfIf you suspect a virus, change your passwords from another device. Do not install „miracle” cleaning programs.

What we doWe remove the malicious software, check the system and, if necessary, reinstall the operating system. We discuss in advance how your data will be preserved.

10

WiFi keeps disconnecting or does not show networks

WhyMost often it is drivers or power settings after a Windows update; less often, a poorly connected or broken antenna or WiFi module.

Check it yourselfRestart the computer and the router, and try connecting to another network, for example a phone hotspot. If it works elsewhere, the problem is most likely in your router.

What we doWe distinguish between a software and a hardware cause, and replace the WiFi module or antennas. More in the articles about WiFi disconnecting in Windows 11 and WiFi antenna replacement.

Computer repair: how much it costs

Initial diagnostics always cost 10 €, and we tell you the repair price only after completing them.

Diagnostics

ServicePriceWarranty
Initial diagnostics10 €–

Cooling and cleaning

ServicePriceWarranty
Cleaning the computer of dust and replacing thermal pastefrom 35 €–
Fan replacementfrom 30 €–
Cleaning and restoring a computer after a liquid spillfrom 50 €–

Parts and motherboard

ServicePriceWarranty
Laptop screen replacement (labor)from 70 €–
Keyboard replacement (labor)from 40 €–
Battery replacement (labor)from 45 €–
Motherboard or graphics chip reballingfrom 90 €–

Software

ServicePriceWarranty
Operating system installation and software setupfrom 25 €–
The repair price depends on the fault, the model and the parts. We tell you the price after diagnostics and agree on it before the repair; we repair only with your consent. A warranty is provided for the work.

Is it worth repairing? Calculate in 10 seconds

Enter the numbers and we will show whether the repair is worthwhile. We give the exact repair price after diagnostics, and we agree on it with you before the repair.

What people get wrong about computer faults

  • Myth. If the computer no longer turns on, it has „died” and it is worth buying a new one. In fact. A computer may fail to turn on because of the charger, memory, drive, cooling or motherboard, and these are faults of very different scope. A verdict can only be given after diagnostics.
  • Myth. If several keys do not work, it is enough to replace just them. In fact. In laptops, the keyboard is usually replaced as a whole. A key that has fallen out can sometimes be put back, but the mounting often wears out.
  • Myth. Antivirus software fully protects against viruses. In fact. Antivirus reduces the risk but gives no guarantee. Damage can be caused by suspicious links and unfamiliar email attachments.
  • Myth. A computer that has had liquid spilled on it should be turned on to see whether it works. In fact. Turning on a wet motherboard can cause short circuits and increase the damage. It is best to turn it off, unplug the charger and take it to a service center as soon as possible.

Is it worth repairing an old computer

A simple rule: if the repair costs more than about half the price of a similar new computer, it is worth seriously considering a new one. However, dust cleaning, an SSD, memory, a battery or a keyboard can often give a laptop several years old a new lease of life.

The more expensive cases are the motherboard and a computer that has had liquid spilled on it. Sometimes they pay off too, if the computer is powerful and the data is important. After diagnostics, we tell you the price and the realistic outlook, and the decision is yours.

  • Worth repairing: overheating, a slow drive, a worn-out battery, a broken screen, a non-working keyboard, viruses.
  • Worth calculating: motherboard failure, graphics chip reballing, expensive screens for old models.
  • Often not worth it: very old models for which parts are no longer made or cost more than the computer itself.

Before choosing a new computer, ask yourself whether the problem is really in the computer: sometimes an SSD and clean cooling are enough.

Cooling system and motherboard of a disassembled laptop

Which computers we repair and what we do

We repair laptops from „Acer”, „Apple”, „Asus”, „Dell”, „Fujitsu”, „HP”, „Lenovo”, „MSI”, „Toshiba”, desktop computers, „MacBook” and „iMac”, as well as tablets. Our technicians have more than 10 years of experience.

We deal with both hardware and software faults: we clean out dust and refresh cooling systems, replace screens and parts, reball components, repair broken ports, repair computers after liquid spills, and install operating systems. If you are insured, we can issue a repair report for your insurance company.

  • Cooling: dust, fan, thermal paste
  • Screen, keyboard, touchpad, speakers
  • Battery, power jack, charging
  • Motherboard, graphics chip, restoration of liquid-damaged computers
  • Operating system, viruses, data transfer

If the computer is used for work, tell us right away when you need it: this will help us plan the turnaround time.

How to extend your computer’s lifespan and protect your data

Most expensive repairs start with dust and heat. If the cooling system is cleaned regularly and the thermal paste is replaced, the processor and graphics chip usually last longer. For gamers and people who work with video editing, this is needed more often.

Another important thing is backups. Keep your most important files in at least two places: on an external drive and in the cloud. If the drive is already freezing or clicking, make a copy immediately, because later it may no longer be possible.

  • Keep your laptop on a hard surface so that the air vents are not blocked.
  • Do not carry it open by the edge of the screen; lift it by the base.
  • Before closing the lid, make sure nothing has been left on the keyboard.
  • Update your system and do not open attachments in emails from unknown senders.

You will notice a swollen battery if the computer sits unevenly or the lid lifts up: do not charge such a computer, and take it to a service point immediately.

What to bring to the service point

  • The computer and the original charger (if available)
  • The password or PIN, if the system is locked
  • A short note: when the fault appeared and what caused it (a drop, liquid, an update)
  • Your most important files copied, if the computer still turns on
  • Your insurance details, if you need a repair report for the insurer
  • Any additional accessories that are causing a problem (mouse, dock, external drive)

How computer repair works with us

  1. You bring in the computer. Bring the device to the nearest service point in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda or Šiauliai, or call first for advice. Service points are open Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00.
  2. Diagnostics. The technician identifies the fault within 1–2 business days. The initial diagnostics cost 10 €.
  3. Price and timeframe agreed. We tell you what is broken, how much the repair will cost and how long it will take. We change nothing without your consent.
  4. Repair. We carry out the agreed work: cleaning, replacing parts, installing the system or repairing the motherboard.
  5. You collect it with a warranty. You collect your repaired computer. A warranty is provided for the work performed.

More about computer repair: frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to clean a computer of dust?

The price depends on the model and the complexity of disassembly, so we give it after diagnostics, which cost 10 €. We agree on the price before the work, and we repair only with your consent.

Do you repair desktop computers and tablets?

Yes. Besides laptops, we repair desktop computers, MacBooks, iMacs and tablets. You can find more about phones on the phone repair page.

Can you repair a Lenovo or Dell computer?

Yes, Lenovo, Dell, HP, Asus, Acer, MSI, Toshiba, Fujitsu and Apple computers are repaired as usual. The price of parts and the turnaround time depend on the model.

Can you issue a repair report for insurance?

Yes, if you are insured, we can issue a repair report for the insurance company. Mention this right away when you bring in the computer.

Do you repair computers in Alytus, Panevėžys or Marijampolė?

Our service points are in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda and Šiauliai. From other cities, you can bring your computer to the nearest service point; call for advice before you travel.

Will you save my data?

When repairing, we try not to touch your files, but if possible, make a backup copy yourself. If the drive is faulty, we discuss data transfer options after diagnostics.

Broken device?

Give us a call – we will tell you what we can do and how long it will take.

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