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Last update on April 20, 2026

Computer Repair questions, answered by experts

When choosing a computer repair technician, check the following to ensure you’re getting a dependable service with a reliable outcome:

  • Technician expertise

  • Technician experience

  • Price structure

  • Certifications and other qualifications

  • Positive customer reviews

  • Guarantees and warranties

  • Data protection and privacy policies

  • Mobile or on-site service

  • Reasonable turnaround time

Among the many skills necessary for computer repair technicians, these are some of the most important:

  • Critical thinking and problem-solving skills

  • Understanding how computer software and hardware work

  • Common problems with computer hardware and software

  • How to fix common computer problems

  • Interpersonal skills to work with customers

Yes, many providers offer troubleshooting and repairs as part of their service package. Confirm with your contractor.

Installing new hardware components, software updates, and system cleaning.

Yes, an arc fault is serious. Caused by damaged or overheated wiring, an arc fault can trigger a spark that can cause a fire. And because these fires often start behind walls, they have the potential to spread before they’re detected by smoke alarms. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, an estimated 50% of electrical fires can be prevented by using AFCIs.