Computer Repair Liphook

Welcome to Computer Repair Liphook for Computer Repairs, Pc Repairs Laptop Repairs and computer support & maintenance and data recovery services in the Liphook area.

Computer Repair Liphook is part of the Computer Repair UK network our aim is to help you diagnose and repair those simple computer slow downs that don't require a call out as well as providing access to local computer and laptop repair specialists for those that do.

Self Help First

If your computer is merely running slowly and you do not require an immediate call out, if you have not already done so we would highly recommend that you run our recommended Computer Repair Software as a call out may be unneccessary. 

This will highlight to you self help solutions to common problems that cause computer slow downs that you can repair yourself.

If your computer has failed and you need a  Call back  CLICK HERE and a local Liphook area repairer will contact you asap. 

Computer or Laptop Just Running Slow?

Liphook Computer Repair Services

If your company offers computer repair , Pc repair or laptop repairs in Liphook and the surrounding Liphook area, and you are able to help local customers, contact us to advertise on the Computer Repair Liphook page .

Facts About Liphook

Liphook is a large village in Hampshire, England. The village is located on the (A3) main road. The village grew as a coaching stop from London to Portsmouth during the 17th and 18th centuries.

The village also served as a base during the First World War and the Second World War for Canadian troops stationed in Southern England.

The village originally grew out of the hamlet of Bramshott which was established by Norman times. The first record to Liphook is in the Bramshott Manor Court Rolls to one 'Robert of Lupe' in 1281.

Liphook grew further as a coach stop on the London - Portsmouth route. In Tudor times mail was sent from London to Portsmouth via Southampton and the route through Liphook only used in emergencies, such as the Armada of 1588.

A coach service from London to Portsmouth started in 1688, which coincided with growth of the Royal Anchor coaching inn, and other 17th century buildings in The Square.

The Royal Navy considered the road from Petersfield to Portsmouth impassable in winter for heavy goods in the 17th century, but improvements were made in the 18th century to roads and coaches with the coming of the turnpike.

Local tradition has it that Nelson spent his last night in England in Liphook before sailing for the Battle of Trafalgar.

Local attractions include the Forest Mere health spa and Hollycombe Steam Collection On 'the night the clocks go back' (usually the last Saturday in October) the village plays host to the Liphook Carnival, a procession of floats through the village followed by a bonfire which has taken place since 1903.

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