SSD & Storage Upgrades
Improve computer speed, increase storage space, or replace an aging drive with a properly installed and tested storage upgrade.
Request ServiceWhat This Service Includes
Compatibility Check
The computer is checked to determine which SSD or storage drive type, size, and connection are compatible.
Drive Installation
The new SSD or storage drive is installed securely using the proper connection and mounting method.
Drive Cloning
When possible, the existing Windows installation, programs, settings, and files are copied to the new drive.
Data Migration
Personal files can be transferred from the old drive when a complete drive clone is not available or recommended.
Windows Setup
Windows is configured to start from the new drive, and required updates or drivers are installed.
Final Testing
The new drive, Windows startup, available storage, file access, and basic system performance are tested.
Common Problems We Can Help With
Slow Computer Startup
The computer takes several minutes to start because it still uses an older mechanical hard drive.
Low Storage Space
The current drive is nearly full and no longer has enough space for programs, updates, documents, photos, or videos.
Failing Hard Drive
The drive makes unusual noises, produces errors, disappears from Windows, or causes crashes and freezing.
Slow File Access
Files, programs, and Windows features take too long to open because of an older or poorly performing storage drive.
Need More Storage
Additional storage is needed for work files, games, photos, videos, backups, or other large files.
Moving to a New Drive
Windows, programs, settings, and files need to be moved from an existing drive to a larger or faster replacement.
Pricing & Add-Ons
SSD upgrade labor starts at $100. The storage drive is purchased separately. Additional charges only apply when extra work is required and will be approved first.
No additional work, parts, or charges are added without approval.
Before Service Begins
Data Condition
Drive cloning and file transfer depend on the condition of the existing drive. A failing or damaged drive may not allow all data to be copied.
Drive Compatibility
Computers may use different drive sizes and connections, including SATA, M.2 SATA, and M.2 NVMe.
Account Access and Encryption
Windows account access, Microsoft account verification, or a BitLocker recovery key may be required. Customers should enter passwords and verification codes themselves.
Need More Speed or Storage?
Call, text, or email with the computer model, current drive size, and the amount of storage you need.
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