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sanpal
5th April 2012, 18:56
My computer becomes old and ill.

It w.o..r...k....s v.....e.......r.......y s........l..........o...........w.............l... ............y.

Is it time to die? Or is it early to bury it?

sanpal
6th April 2012, 04:25
Its age is 5 years

Cleaning and defragmentation of hard disk doesn't help

Prometeo liberado
6th April 2012, 04:29
Put it down! Find a chemical shed and do what you gotta do. I have an ice pick if you need one.

Seriously though I just went through the same thing and spent $300 on a new tower. It seems more expensive than its worth to only get another year or so out of it.

PC LOAD LETTER
6th April 2012, 04:33
Its age is 5 years

Cleaning and defragmentation of hard disk doesn't help
Back up any important data and documents.

Reformat hard-drive

Reinstall Windows

Or, if you don't play games, take a stab at Linux. Ubuntu is pretty new-user-friendly.

Even then, Linux has some pretty cool games available. Just probably not games that are huge and popular.

Pretty Flaco
6th April 2012, 04:45
go to the tallest building near where you live and throw your computer off of it

PC LOAD LETTER
6th April 2012, 04:48
go to the tallest building near where you live and throw your computer off of it
Fuck my previous reply. Just do this ^^^

Film it and post the video

NewLeft
6th April 2012, 05:07
It's a virus!!

Pretty Flaco
6th April 2012, 05:21
we had this old tv at my house that outlived its time. the color was all distorted and you couldnt see anything in the bottom half of the screen. so we smashed it with hammers. yes.

sanpal
7th April 2012, 20:39
Back up any important data and documents.

Reformat hard-drive

Reinstall Windows

Or, if you don't play games, take a stab at Linux. Ubuntu is pretty new-user-friendly.

Even then, Linux has some pretty cool games available. Just probably not games that are huge and popular.

I don't play games at all and save time for you comrades to give you the truth, revolution won't happen without my writings and it depends of my computer completely :lol: . A year ago the screen of my notebook went out. I use now another monitor but I don't think the problem is because of monitor. Maybe you are right. Perhaps I have to reformat hard-drive.

sanpal
7th April 2012, 20:49
It's a virus!!

It's not possible, Kaspersky works well
Rather it is intrigues of CIA

sanpal
7th April 2012, 20:59
we had this old tv at my house that outlived its time. the color was all distorted and you couldnt see anything in the bottom half of the screen. so we smashed it with hammers. yes.
First I'll pierce through the notebook with a sickle and then I'll smash it with a hammer

sanpal
15th April 2012, 08:47
My friend has helped me with my notebook.

The problem was with hard disk "C" where the Operation System is. There was no "free space" in it for quick and correct running even for defragmentation. The computer worked very slowly.
But disk "D" has had 50% of "free space". My friend had made next: copied the OS and moved it from disk "C" to disk "D". Now it works perfectly and there isn't need in hammer to smash it.


I hope this experience could be useful for someone else.