the same way Tom's computer was repaired

[navi tasan]

Are the sentences correct?

1) I will repair your computer the same way Tom's computer was repaired.
2) Bill's computer will be repaired the same way Harry's computer was repaired.

I think they are correct, but I am not sure.

On one side we have the passive voice and on the other the active voice. That is why I am asking the question. I want to see if the lack of parallelism is a problem.

Gratefully,
Navi

 

[emsr2d2]

They're both grammatically correct. However, they're both very unnatural. You're far more likely to hear:

I'll fix your computer the same way as [I did] Harry's.

I see no reason for the passive voice.