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Solve : Laptop very, very, very slow!? |
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Answer» Hi, When Mods reply, they go from the oldest posts to the newest post. You have just bumped your post putting it bottom of the pile again.Actually not the case as far as I am aware, except for Malware Specialists in the malware forum. mahathev, I think the reason you haven't got any replies is partly the massive amoutn of text with no paragraphs. Also, consider that people may not know the answer - I certainly don't. Please do remember that we are volunteers.Ever thought of getting the laptop looked at by IT specialists? For example if you live in the UK you will be familiar with PC World, they have a technical area in every store where somebody will take a look at your laptop. If that fails then I would suggest buying a new hard drive, if that fails, I would suggest a replacement laptop. It must be a hardware issue because formating the HDD would remove software issues. Regards, JacobI strongly advise against going anywhere near PC World. Their work is shoddy and they overcharge for everything. I agree however that takign it to a computer shop might be an idea if no one here has any ideas.Quote from: Calum on December 03, 2008, 11:36:16 AM I strongly advise against going anywhere near PC World.Fairly true, a family run bussiness may be better, but may lack expertise. But i'd rather be overcharged and have fixed the problem.I'd fix it myself, but that's beside the point. Regarding PC World, their work is amongst the worst I've seen, rivalled only by Packard Bell in my experience. Example: my uncle bought a laptop from there. The thermal paste was wrongly applied, so the CPU was overheating, one of the RAM modules came loose, the HDD wasn't plugged in properly, and they pulled a fast one by swapping the CPU for a much older model during one of the many times he took it in for repairs. Their customer service is just depressing too. I could trot out some more examples, but that was enough for me. With the prices they're charging too I'd expect a solid gold computer. You may have had good experiences, I'll steer well clear myself and would pass on that advice to anyone gladly if it will SAVE them the pain my uncle went through.Quote from: Calum on December 03, 2008, 11:47:12 AM I'd fix it myself, but that's beside the point.In that case so will I, I have no experience with their services first hand. Thanks for the heads up, If I do have any technical issues, I won't be going there, thanks.I am deeply sorry Reddevilggg, now I know how this forum is handled. In Malaysia we do not have PC World, but I will now take the laptop to a specialist to check for me and will take it on from there. I agree with Calum - should have worded text neatly. Thanks Jacob for your views. Thanks Guys - my sincere apology to everyone. It's O.K, hope you get your computer fixed. But always remember to ask here first. If anybody here has knowledge of your problem, we will be only to pleased to help and we could save you some money. See you in the future P.S you could take it to a specialist, then tell us what the specialist says and ask for advice again, before you hand over money to him. Good Luck |
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