Computer repairs
Help with laptops and desktops that won’t start, freeze up, or act strange.
Franklin Parish & surrounding areas
PcTechnRepair Marketing provides friendly, local laptop and desktop repair, custom gaming PC builds and gaming computer repair, virus removal, computer upgrades, tune-ups, file transfers, and new-computer setup. Call for an appointment.
Whether your computer won’t start, is infected with malware, or just isn’t running like it used to, I’ll help you figure out the next step.
Help with laptops and desktops that won’t start, freeze up, or act strange.
Custom gaming computers built to order, plus troubleshooting and repair for gaming PCs.
Clean up unwanted programs, pop-ups, and other suspicious computer problems.
Add memory or a faster drive to help an older computer run better.
Clean up slow starts and everyday clutter so your computer runs more smoothly.
Move your documents, pictures, and other files from your old computer to the new one.
Get your new computer set up, updated, and ready for everyday use.
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September 15, 2026
You might've heard folks say Windows 10 is "going away." Here's the plain truth: Microsoft is still sending out free security updates for Windows 10 until October 12, 2027. Your computer is not going to stop working.
What "end of support" really means is that after that date, Microsoft quits fixing security holes. Between now and then, you're just fine — keep letting your updates install when they pop up.
When the time does come, you've got good options. Some computers can move up to Windows 11, and some are better off replaced. That's the kind of thing I help folks sort out every week — no pressure, no scare tactics.
Bottom line: don't let anybody rush you into buying a new computer today. And if yours is acting strange for any reason at all, call me at 318-723-7472 and we'll figure it out together.
No confusing runaround. Tell me what’s going on with your laptop or desktop, and we’ll take it from there.