Buffalo · Southtowns · Western New York

Computer & Laptop Repair in Buffalo and Western New York

Nick fixes laptops and desktops, removes viruses and pop-ups, replaces cracked screens, recovers files when possible and gets slow computers moving again. Free estimates, same-day service when the job and parts allow, and pickup or drop-off by arrangement.

  • Free estimates
  • You approve the price first
  • Plain-English explanations
  • Pickup or drop-off by arrangement
Nick of WNY Computer Pro, wearing a backwards cap, repairing a laptop at his workbench in Western New York

Nick — the person who will be working on your computer.

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What's wrong with your computer?

Pick the closest match and read what usually causes it, how Nick approaches it, and what affects the cost.

Nick of WNY Computer Pro repairing an open laptop at his workbench
Nick working on a laptop repair.
Meet Nick

Computer repair started as a hobby and turned into the job

Nick has been taking computers apart and putting them back together since long before anyone was paying him for it. What began as curiosity — figuring out why a machine was slow, what a failing drive sounded like, how far an old laptop could be pushed — became the work he does every day.

The approach has not really changed: find out what is actually wrong before recommending anything, explain it in language that makes sense, and be straight about when a repair is worth doing and when it is not. Estimates are free because you should be able to find out what you are dealing with before you commit to anything.

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How it works

Five straightforward steps

  1. 1

    Tell Nick the problem

    Call or text what the computer is doing.

  2. 2

    Get a free estimate

    No charge to find out what you are dealing with.

  3. 3

    Pickup or drop-off

    Arranged with you directly, by phone or text.

  4. 4

    Diagnosis and discussion

    You hear what failed and the real options.

  5. 5

    Get the computer back

    Nothing happens until you approve the price.

Service area

Computer repair throughout Western New York

WNY Computer Pro serves all cities and towns in Erie, Niagara, Genesee, Orleans, Wyoming, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Wayne and Cattaraugus counties.

Erie County, NY

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Niagara County, NY

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Genesee County, NY

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Orleans County, NY

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Wyoming County, NY

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Livingston County, NY

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Monroe County, NY

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Ontario County, NY

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Wayne County, NY

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Cattaraugus County, NY

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Repair services in pictures

A closer look at common computer repair work

These stock reference photos show the kinds of diagnosis, repair and customer handoff Nick offers. They are examples, not photos of Nick or specific customer jobs.

Technician replacing a cracked laptop screen with a new display panel

Laptop screen replacement

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Desktop computer fans and internal parts being professionally cleaned

Desktop cleaning and cooling

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Laptop charging port being tested with a multimeter

Charging fault diagnosis

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Computer repair technician returning a repaired laptop to its owner

Repaired computer return

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Pricing

Free estimates, and you hear the price before any work

The cost depends on the diagnosis, the parts involved and the work required — so there are no invented flat prices on this site. You get a real number for your machine, and nothing proceeds until you say yes.

What changes a quote

  • Whether the fix is software work or a physical part
  • Part cost and availability for your exact model
  • How much disassembly the machine needs
  • Whether files need protecting or moving first
How pricing works
Common questions

Quick answers before you call

All frequently asked questions

Tell Nick what your computer is doing

A short description is enough to start — the make and model, your town, and what it is doing. Estimates are free.