Everything Gadget Guy

Fix it. Set it up. Get it working.

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Everything Gadget Guy — Fix it. Set it up. Get it working.
Local tech help in Surrey + remote support

Computer, Android & everyday tech helpwithout the repair-shop runaround.

I've been tinkering with electronics and computers as a hobby for over 15 years. I help with Windows problems, PC hardware, upgrades, Wi-Fi, printers, data recovery attempts, Android repairs and the weird tech problems that are hard to describe but still need fixing.

What I can help with

Straightforward troubleshooting, repair and setup help

Not sure what's actually wrong? That's fine. Tell me what the device is doing and anything you've already tried. I'll tell you whether it sounds like something I can reasonably help with.

Slow, freezing or crashing Windows computers

Windows errors, updates and driver problems

PC troubleshooting and diagnostics

Custom PC builds and hardware upgrades

SSD/HDD, RAM, GPU, motherboard and power supply installation

Windows installation, reinstallation and new-PC setup

Malware and unwanted software cleanup

Wi-Fi, printers, scanners and home-network troubleshooting

File transfers and data recovery attempts from detectable drives

Deleted-file and deleted-partition recovery attempts

Android screen/display assembly replacement

Android battery, back cover and housing replacement on supported models

Starting prices

Simple rates before the work starts

Remote help — up to 30 minutes

$40

Remote help — up to 60 minutes

$65

Computer diagnostic

$40

Standard repair / troubleshooting labour

$65/hr

The $40 computer diagnostic is credited toward the repair if you decide to go ahead with it.

Customer-specific parts are supplied by you or paid for before I order them. Parts are always discussed and approved first.

A few clear boundaries

If it's outside my lane, I'll tell you.

I don't do iPhone hardware repairs, board-level microsoldering, glass-only OLED/LCD separation, mobile-forensics recovery, or physical recovery from mechanically failed hard drives. Data recovery attempts are for drives that are still detectable by the computer. If something needs a specialist, I'd rather tell you upfront than charge you to discover that the hard way.

Need a hand?

Send me a quick description of what's happening.

For now, message me through the ad or listing where you found Everything Gadget Guy. Include the type of computer or device, what it's doing, and anything you've already tried. I'll let you know whether I can help and we'll go from there.