Want your Mac repaired or serviced but need it for an important deadline or presentation? We’ve got you covered. It’s been a few months since the launch of our Apple walk-in repair centre in Soho. Along the way, we have
Hi and welcome to the second part of our podcast on Time Machine. My Name is Pete. In this episode I am looking at recovery from a Time Machine backup, in the first part Hugo talked about backing up
Hi all. This is another slightly different blog to my usual. I’ve been asked to write ‘My Amsys Story’ on where it all began. After being threatened to have that story cut very short and with immediate effect (just kidding!)
When we hear the word vintage, usually images of old designer clothing spring to mind, but now the word is becoming increasingly associated with our beloved Mac. Over the last 10 years we have seen many changes to Apple’s software
In the heart of Soho you can find our Apple Authorised Training Centre and walk-in mac repair service. During the days we meet a range of different people that need some assistance for their damaged or broken Mac, below are
If your Mac or Macbook computer’s fans have been running at high speeds even though you’re not running many applications and your machine is properly ventilated, you can run this quick troubleshooting step. Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC): By
We love our Macs and we hope that they never fail us, but (sadly) this sometimes isn’t the case. The following keyboard short cut will troubleshoot some of the more common start-up issues with your Mac. Video issues: If your
As this is my first post for the blog and as a member of our Mac repair workshop I thought I’d cover some useful tips for troubleshooting common display problems – so if you have any thoughts or would like
This next post in the “How to Repair a Mac” series, will take a look at the tools required for Apple Certified Technicians to repair the Apple iMac range manufactured since 2007. Most of these tools are available from hardware/DIY
This next post in the “How to Repair a Mac” series, will take a look at the tools required for Apple Certified Technicians to repair the Apple MacBook Air range. Most of these tools are available from hardware/DIY Stores, however