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SSD upgrade in Pueblo: make an old computer fast again

Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM · Saturday by appointment · Sunday closed

$179.99 + the drive
System clone · 30-day warranty

If your computer takes forever to start, programs take ages to open, and it still has an old spinning hard drive, an SSD (solid state drive) is the single biggest speed upgrade you can make. At Pueblo Computer Help, 2727 N Elizabeth St, we move everything you have, Windows, programs, files, and settings, onto a new drive. Our system clone is $179.99 plus the cost of the drive, with a 30-day warranty.

Signs an SSD would help

Clone or start fresh?

A clone copies your whole drive to the new SSD. When you get it back, it looks like the same computer, just faster. Same programs, same files, same desktop. That’s our $179.99 system clone.

If the old install is a mess or full of junk, starting fresh may be better. Our Windows 11 upgrade ($179.99) does a backup, a clean install, and puts your files back. We’ll tell you which makes more sense for your computer.

What we do

We check the computer and the old drive, help you pick a drive size, and quote the drive before we order or install it. Then we clone the old drive to the new SSD and test that everything starts and runs. If the old drive is failing, tell us. A dying drive changes how we copy it. See data recovery.

Laptops and desktops

Most laptops and desktops from the last ten-plus years can take an SSD. Some newer, thin laptops already have one, and some have it soldered to the board. Bring it in or call (719) 629-7837 with the model and we’ll tell you.

Price and warranty

  • System clone to a new SSD: $179.99 plus the drive
  • Warranty: 30 days
  • Drive price quoted before we order
  • Clean install instead: Windows 11 upgrade, $179.99

Questions people ask

How much does an SSD upgrade cost in Pueblo?

Our system clone is $179.99 plus the cost of the drive, with a 30-day warranty. We quote the drive before we order it.

Will I lose my files and programs?

No. A clone copies everything, Windows, programs, and files, onto the new SSD.

Will an SSD really make it faster?

On a computer with an old spinning hard drive, it’s usually the biggest speed difference you can get.

Can you put an SSD in a desktop too?

Yes, laptops and desktops.

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