7 Dec

Top 3 Signs your PC needs a tune up.

A brand new computer, or just a tune up?

While there is numerous reasons your PC may be under-performing, there is some basic signs you must take note of. Often times, people quickly go out and spend $1500+  for a brand new computer, when all they really needed was for a technical expert to take a look at it and perform a routine PC Tuneup. If you are always on guard for these signs, you can save a lot of money in the long run by being able to spot when your computer is in need of a PC Tuneup. Simple PC Tuneups can improve your PC performance drastically, so it is vital you know the difference between a dead computer and simple computer troubles that can be fixed for less than $50.

3 Signs it’s Time for a PC Tuneup

Computer Freezing

This is a common problem, and there is multiple reasons your computer may suddenly freeze. A freeze is basically when your mouse refuses to move, or your PC fails to respond to your keyboard. Freezing is annoying because it forces a user shut down their computer, and sometimes is risky when an individual hasn’t saved certain information, thus causing them to lose it all.

Drivers, Files, and Programs
Computer freezing can be caused by a certain driver , file, or program  you previously downloaded. The file may be incompatible with another program you use.  Sometimes a file on your computer may have a virus, which is causing it to freeze.

Browser HiJacks
Another big cause of freezing is linked to spyware or malware that has intruded your browser, and your computer will not stop freezing unless these problems are scanned and fixed accordingly.

Hard Drive & Memory Efficiency
More often then not, your computer may freeze and fail to respond because your cpu’s hard drive is too full and your computer’s memory is being compromised. This usually means you have too many programs, or you are running too many things at once. When this happens, your computer can not manage those resources simultaneously, thus causing it to freeze.

Overheating
Sometimes, freezing is caused by something as simple as CPU overheating, which is caused by dust build up in your cpu tower & power supply.

Computer Lagging

Computer lagging will make almost impossible or downright annoying for you to move from one task to another task. For instance, you may open your browser from desktop, and it takes 2 minutes just to open, or you may open Microsoft word or paint, and half of the program shows and it takes forever for the other half to appear on the screen. Performing simple tasks like playing music or opening a program become painstaking because your computer won’t load anything fast or properly.

The main reason for computer lagging is due to the lack of efficiency in your cpu’s memory or hard drive space. This means you probably have too many programs, or there may be some files that are incompatible with others. Often times, your browser may lag if your browser has been infected with a virus or some form of malware. Visting websites with ads or pop ups can trigger this.

Computer Shuts Down unexpectedly.

The Dreaded  ‘Blue Screen of Death’
This happens when your computer’s screen suddenly turns blue, and displays a frightening message that isn’t understandable to the common PC user. This usually happens because your computer is hi-jacked by a virus, or your computer’s memory is low and unable to manage the PC’S resources properly. Basically, your computer needs to be cleaned and scanned thoroughly if you expect it to work again.

Computer Registry Problems
Sometimes your computer’s registry isn’t working efficiently and needs to be scanned and checked. Your registry is the central part of your computer, think of it is a command center for your CPU’s entire operation. When something goes wrong in the registry, your computer can leg, freeze, or shutdown immediately with no warning.

No need for a new computer, just have a certified Computer Expert tune you up.
These three Common Problems can be fixed in less then an hour with a PC Tuneup. Have one of our  Certified Techs who specializes in these issues take a look and perform a PC Tuneup and save you money by extending the life of your PC. Once your computer is tuned up and can manage things properly again, You’ll notice an increase in computer speed and overall performance, It will feel brand new!


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Comments

3 comments

MariJewel | December 8, 2009, 12:52 pm [Reply]

There you go… another plus factor to consider in buying a new computer. I now have additional tips to share all computer users. Whether for computer parts or accessories, they have to keep this in mind. Thanks for sharing a nice post!

Lan Center | December 9, 2009, 12:30 pm [Reply]

Is nice to have a place to get some infromation about how to take care of computer issues with out just replacing the comp. Thanks for the info!

Computer Repair | December 11, 2009, 2:50 pm [Reply]

Very well said, sometimes a tune up is all that’s needed. These are some great solutions that you offer up here.

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