Computer Home Repair Service — Certified Technicians

APCS repairs common home and home-office computer issues, including desktops that will not power on, laptops that will not charge, slow performance, virus problems, Wi-Fi instability, printer setup, software errors, hard drive failures, and power supply issues. The service covers both hardware and software troubleshooting, with practical recommendations before parts are replaced or major work begins.

Yes. All Pro Computer Solutions provides concierge in-home visits for residential and home-office clients across the Hwy. 101 corridor from southern Marin County through Sonoma County and up to Mendocino County. Availability is generally Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Emergency service may be available on a case-by-case basis depending on urgency and scheduling.

For listed repair services such as Mac and PC repair or power supply repair, the diagnosis fee is $100. In some cases, that fee may pay for the resolution of the issue if the problem is straightforward. For repairs requiring parts, replacement components, or additional labor, APCS explains the options before proceeding.

Yes. A computer that will not turn on may have a failed power supply, damaged charger, bad DC jack, battery issue, motherboard fault, loose connection, or storage-related problem. APCS performs a full diagnostic to confirm the actual cause first, helping prevent unnecessary parts replacement and ensuring the system is stable after repair.

Yes. APCS works on both Mac and PC systems, including desktops, laptops, all-in-ones, small-form-factor computers, gaming PCs, and workstations. Services include power supply repair, hard drive or SSD replacement, RAM upgrades, keyboard issues, charging problems, software troubleshooting, performance optimization, and network connectivity support for major computer brands.

APCS provides data recovery support for failing hard drives, SSDs, dead computers, laptops that stopped charging, sudden shutdowns, and power surge situations. When needed, the system is stabilized first so the drive can be safely evaluated and imaged. APCS also recommends regular backups to external drives and reputable secure cloud storage.

Standard availability is Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. APCS is known for fast turnaround and responsive support, with emergency service considered case by case when a system failure is urgent. Scheduling depends on location, travel distance, parts availability, and whether the issue can be handled remotely or requires an in-home visit.

Before your appointment, gather the computer, charger, passwords you are comfortable using during service, error messages, backup drives, and any accessories involved in the problem. If Wi-Fi or printer issues are involved, keep router and printer access available. Do not keep restarting a failing drive repeatedly, because that can reduce data recovery chances.