Laptop Problems We Fix in Bankura
- No display / no power-on — motherboard, RAM seating or charging-circuit faults, common after voltage swings during pre-monsoon storms.
- Cracked or flickering screen — LED panel replacement for most Dell, HP, Lenovo, Asus and Acer models, usually same-day if the panel is in stock.
- Broken hinge / cracked top or base cover — frequent after a drop on the auto-stand near Machantala or a rough hostel bag.
- Water or tea spill damage — chip-level board cleaning and repair; bring it in powered-off, as soon as possible.
- Keyboard or touchpad not working — full keyboard replacement or individual key repair.
- Laptop overheating / shuts down under load — fan replacement, thermal paste renewal and dust-vent cleaning (laterite dust here clogs vents faster than in Kolkata).
- Battery not charging or backup dropped — genuine removable and integrated battery replacement.
- Slow performance / hanging — SSD upgrade, RAM upgrade and Windows reinstall with genuine licence.
Desktop Repairs We Handle
CPU/cabinet builds and branded all-in-ones alike: no-display troubleshooting, SMPS replacement (Zebronics, Cooler Master, Circle, Deepcool, Gigabyte), motherboard diagnosis, RAM/SSD/HDD upgrades, CPU fan and cabinet fan replacement, and graphics card fitting for gaming or design builds.
Why Chip-Level Repair Matters
Many Bankura shops only swap whole boards or tell you a laptop is "not repairable" once the motherboard fails. PcVinci's chip-level service traces the fault to the actual failed component — often saving a full board-replacement cost, which can run several times higher than a targeted repair.
Brands We Service
Dell, HP, Lenovo, Asus and Acer laptops; branded desktops and all-in-ones from HP, Dell, Acer and Lenovo; and fully custom-assembled desktops built with Intel (i3 to i9, 3rd to 14th generation) or AMD Ryzen (3 to 9) processors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Diagnosis is free. Simple fixes like keyboard or RAM upgrades typically cost ₹800–₹2,500; screen replacement usually falls between ₹2,800–₹6,500 depending on the model; motherboard chip-level repair ranges ₹1,500–₹5,000 depending on the fault — always quoted before work starts.
Yes, if it's brought in within a few hours without being switched back on. We open the unit, clean the corrosion and carry out chip-level board repair where needed — the outcome depends heavily on how quickly it reaches us.
Yes — broken hinges, cracked top/base covers and display-cable faults are repaired in-house, usually same-day when the part is in stock.
Most software issues, RAM/SSD upgrades and keyboard replacements are same-day. Chip-level repairs or parts that need to be ordered in typically take 2–4 working days.
If the computer won't power on at all, it's usually the SMPS/charging circuit, a loose RAM stick, or a dead motherboard component. Bring it in for a free diagnosis before assuming the worst — many "won't start" cases are simple fixes.
Power light on but no display usually points to a RAM seating issue, a faulty display cable/inverter, or in some cases a motherboard graphics fault. We check each of these in order during a free diagnosis rather than jumping straight to a costly motherboard quote.
A laptop that keeps shutting down on its own is commonly overheating (clogged fan/vents, dried thermal paste), a failing battery, or a charging-circuit fault. All three are routinely repaired — fan cleaning and thermal paste renewal alone fixes a large share of these cases.
Yes — a computer repeatedly hanging is usually low RAM, a failing hard disk/SSD, malware, or an overloaded Windows startup. We diagnose which one it is and fix it, often with a simple RAM or SSD upgrade rather than a full reinstall.
Yes — laptop overheating is fixed with fan replacement, thermal paste renewal and vent cleaning. Bankura's laterite dust clogs vents faster than in bigger cities, so this is one of the most common repairs we see.
A few dead keys usually means dust or a spill under the keycaps, or a failing keyboard membrane. We repair individual keys where possible, or replace the full keyboard — usually same-day if the part is in stock.
This is usually a USB port fault, a driver issue, or a corrupted pendrive/partition. We check the port and drivers first — if the pendrive itself is damaged, data recovery is attempted before it's written off.