We solve your home computer problems:

• Computer won't start, beeps, repeatedly shuts down or freezes.
• Laptop screen cracked, damaged, faint or broken.
• Blue Screen Errors (BSOD).
• Keyboard or track pad damaged or stopped working.
• Laptop power jack loose or broken.
• Accidentally deleted files, ipod media or digital camera images.
• Can't access hard disk, printer, usb drive or camera.
• Slowed down applications, internet or games.
• Fans or hard disks making loud or strange noises.
• Internet adverts or rogue anti-spyware pop-up constantly.
• Wirelss router (eg BT Home Hub) connection problems.
• Unable to get applications or games working.

And provide the following services:

• Migrate settings and documents from XP to Windows 7.
• Spyware, scareware, adware, virus & malware removal and protection.
• Memory and hard disk upgrades.
• Data Transfer - copy old hard disk to new.
• Increase data storage for music, photos etc.
• Parts replacement (laptop lcd screen, touchpad, keyboard, AC adapter).
• Wireless printer and network setup.
• Upgrade (4x more space) Sky+ box.
• Internet filtering and parental control.
• Custom PCs and full computer rebuilds.
• PC Setup and broadband connection.
• Operating system installation (Vista, XP & Windows 7).
• PC Health checks and driver updates.
• Data recovery.
• Internet and email setup.

Part Exchange:

We will offer a competitive price for part exchanging your old CPU, memory or graphics card when replacing or upgrading to a new one (see our graphics card prices).

Areas Covered in Reading, Berkshire:

Caversham, Emmer Green, Twyford, Wokingham, Winnersh, Woodley, Earley, Southcote, Lower Earley, Pangbourne, Burghfield, Calcot, Spencers Wood, Shinfield, Whitley, Tilehurst, Theale, Swallowfield, Spencers Wood, University and Reading Town Centre.

We now service the Henley area for a £10 supplement.

Case History:

A customer's computer occasionally failed to start windows. On rebooting it worked fine. Gradually it failed more and more frequently until it only worked in safe mode. A week later, all the computer did was start, display a few boot messages and seconds later reboot and keep rebooting until switched off. The customer took the computer into her work where they informed her that the hard disk was broken and that unfortunately they were unable to access it using their special tools. All her data, photos and work were lost. Bullitt was able to repair and fix the faulty hard disk and recover all the data at a repair cost of just £50. After advising the customer that the hard disk was nearly 10 years old and likely to fail again, they asked for a new hard disk to be installed, with all the original software and data at a cost of £20 labour plus £30 for the disk itself.