I Am Having Problems With My Computer - Where Can I Get Help?

Depending on the problem with your computer, you can get support in a variety of different ways. Many computer support sites will cover problems with an interface such as Windows or Mac OS, including passwords, loss of data and general settings, among many others. Other sites might offer advice on more detailed problems with a computer, such as memory, RAM and graphics issues, wherein they can offer products that upgrade your current system, or temporary patches to update defunct software programs. This might include versions of Windows Media Player, Itunes or Quicktime. If the problem is internet related, many sites will provide advice on how to set up networks, log in using different accounts and adjust different browser settings, as well as enabling you to fix problems such as viewing PDF files and Flash animation plugins. You can also receive support from different sites for problems with external hardware such as drives, CD-Roms and burning, as well as USB cables and video linkups.

Some of the possibility's are: (each)

Clear fan (liquid cooler)                Hardware: £405.38
                                        Technician's time: 2 hours


Memory- more- RAM                      Hardware: £96.00
                                        Technician's time: 45 minutes


Software (windows Xp)                  Hardware: £243.00
Technician's time: 3 hours


Processor                                       Software: £300.00
                                        Technician's time: £ 3 hours                              


DEFRAG                     Technician's time: 5-8 hours



Disk cleanup                   Technician's time: 1hour 30 minutes



2nd HDD (hard drive)                    Hardware: £370.00    
Add or replace                Technician's time: 45 minutes



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One way of fixing is that you call the company you bought your computer from