About Frohberg Computers

The experience behind Frohberg Computers.

I’m Dylan Frohberg, the independent owner and operator. For approximately three years, I’ve helped customers in Norfolk and surrounding communities with computer repairs, replacements and practical IT support.

When you get in touch, you work directly with me — from understanding the problem to discussing the work.

Dylan Frohberg, owner and computer specialist at Frohberg Computers

A local business built on direct relationships

Frohberg Computers has grown through local customers, referrals and word of mouth. My work includes helping someone get a personal laptop working again, replacing a business workstation and investigating problems that don’t have an obvious cause.

I support homeowners, small businesses and local organizations. That means listening to how you use the equipment, understanding what matters to you and explaining the options in plain language. A repair, an upgrade or a replacement can each be the right decision.

Everyday repairs. More involved troubleshooting.

My previous work spans individual computers, business equipment and systems where a conventional computer is only one part of the setup.

Laptops, desktops and the files that matter

I’ve replaced laptop screens, fans and keys, diagnosed failed RAM and storage, removed malware, and moved existing installations to SSDs. Computer replacement jobs have also involved transferring files and setting up the software and devices a customer needs.

Computer repair and troubleshooting

Keeping business equipment working together

My work for local businesses and organizations includes workstation installation and replacement, networking and Wi-Fi troubleshooting, software and connectivity problems, and printer and peripheral configuration. My experience also includes server installation and administration, camera installation and troubleshooting their network connections. Some jobs involve a specific fault; others involve replacement equipment and file transfers.

Business computers and IT support

When the computer is part of something else

Unusual troubleshooting has included an arcade machine powered by a conventional computer. Projects like this call for looking beyond the screen at how the computer, software and connected equipment work together.

The same methodical approach matters when an ordinary laptop or desktop has an intermittent or difficult-to-identify problem.

Help with an unfamiliar computer problem
Internal components and cooling system from a previous hands-on computer hardware project

Hands-on hardware knowledge

Previous computer assembly and component work have added to my understanding of parts, compatibility, cooling and installation details. I bring that experience to diagnosing faults, replacing hardware and upgrading existing computers.

The same attention to how the parts work together matters when deciding whether to repair a computer, improve it or move to a replacement.

Clear advice before the work begins

You don’t need to arrive with a diagnosis. Describe the problem or what you want to achieve. I’ll discuss the options, proposed work and cost, and arrange service directly with you.

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