Repair Your Computer For Free

I just read an article about a woman whose notebook was deluged by adware. It was such a problem that she spent thousands of dollars on computer restoration fees to try to clean up her computer. The said point is that she may possibly have restored her system by herself in fewer than a few hours and for free of charge.

Somewhere down the line, there will be problems with your computer (adware, spyware, viruses, good software gone bad, etc,). Clearly, you should benefit from protection software to prevent as much as likely. However, you will most likely eventually discover yourself in a fix. Relax! Don't agonize.

Don't waste thousands of dollars on a computer guy to repair your PC if it breaks down. The principal rule of thumb is, don't spend more than $300, which would buy you a another computer these days. But don't toss away your computer yet -- here is a different solution.

If you are unable to access programs like MS Office and Quicken you could have a hardware glitch, or your data could be so degraded that you might have to call in a computer expert to get to it ' and he might not be able to access it in a cost effectual way. Decide beforehand of time how much your data is worth to you and find out how much you want pay the expert.

If you can still access your data, try the following:
Firstly, back up all the saved data from programs like MS Office and Quicken. Make certain you have the original program discs since later you will need to reload these programs, and any backed up data. Subsequently, just reload your Windows XP operating system (or upgrade to Windows XP). Bypass any warnings it gives you about your existing data. It will wipe your computer clean and you can start again. Get online and load the free of charge security programs listed underneath. Next load the programs you want to re-install and after that their backed up data. Your computer will run like brand new (or better!). Warning! You will lose everything on your system when you install Windows XP, and all the programs have to be re-loaded.

At this time is the plan.

1) Starting now if it is not too late, you ought to be saving your valuable files and data to a CD-ROM or better yet to an online file folder. The online file folder sign-up can be found inside the godaddy e-mail area. This way your files and data are safer. I enjoy accessing my files remotely from any computer as well. You should also neatly save and organize your important software so it is easy to reload.
2) Reload or load for the first time Windows XP Home edition or Professional.
3) Now download for FREE Microsoft Defender Anti-Spyware from microsoft.Com.
4) Now download for FREE Avast Anti-virus.

These three work great collectively. You can discover abundant information on in the free stuff forum by dealking.Com. They catalog many of the above solutions.

I even advise for older computers that are running slowly to load Windows XP right right now to clean it up your system and make it work quicker ' before problems occur. Your computer will run like original. CAUTION: You will lose everything as soon as you re-load the Windows XP on you system, but that is good if you have a bunch of garbage. SAVE YOUR valuable ITEMS FIRST.

I did the above on 2 older Dells. One was plagued by an overload of garbage and adware that popped up constantly. The other was merely old and slow. I loaded the new Windows XP and started from scratch, and they run even better than the brand new Dells at my place of work that are loaded with a paid McAfee security package. McAfee seems to try to trick you into paying twice for the subscription, but the above solution is free and does the same thing.

Disclaimer: I am not an expert on any of the above. For hardware problems or to restore data, you may need a computer guy (expert). Also, you may have a computer guy who is very cost effective and efficient (they are around), but there are just as many that spend to much time and money (yours) to fix something their way.

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