Aman Computers

I’ve been running Aman Computers for a while now here at Subzi Mandi Ghanta Ghar 5103. It's a busy spot but we like it. People come in with all sorts of issues. Sometimes it’s a broken screen or a slow laptop that won't start up. We just sit here and try to figure out what’s wrong. It’s mostly repair work and selling some parts when people need them. I started this place because I liked taking things apart. Now it’s just a daily routine. We open up early and stay until the work is done. It gets dusty with the market nearby, but that’s just how it is. You might have seen us near the clock tower. There isn't much space inside, but we make it work with what we have. If you need something fixed, you just walk in. I don’t usually have a lot of help, so it’s mostly just me or one other guy. We keep some chargers and cables on the shelf just in case. There’s no fancy waiting area. Most people just leave their stuff and come back later. It’s easier that way. Sometimes the parts take a few days to arrive, but we tell you that upfront. We don't try to make it sound better than it is. It's just a shop. Subzi Mandi gets crowded in the mornings so it's better to visit later. We've been at 5103 for years now. The Ghanta Ghar is a good landmark if you're lost. I try to keep the tools organized but they always end up everywhere.