Computer help in Warsaw.

I don’t quote blindly because it depends on the issue. We agree on scope and price before work. I won’t turn a simple problem into a big repair.

Yes. I use a translator for Polish messages when needed. English, Ukrainian and Russian are also fine.

Only if needed and agreed in advance. We can prepare a device intake record.

I’m still getting to know the local component market in Warsaw, so Rusik helps me choose and find parts. He may also help with some hardware jobs. If he will work on your device, I’ll tell you before handing it over.

Yes. We can sign a paper agreement or prepare a PDF in my service. The document shows the request number, scope, price and timing, with a verification link. The client can confirm they have read it with one click through a private link; the confirmation date is recorded with the request. This is not a qualified electronic signature. If needed for identification, I can include relevant passport details in the agreement itself, never on the public page.

The cause may be power, the screen, battery or components. In your request, mention whether lights come on and whether you hear a fan. That helps me start troubleshooting.

Not always. A slow PC may need an update, a software fix or a disk check. We’ll look for the cause and discuss a data backup before deciding whether reinstalling makes sense.