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roochunny · 15th December 2009, 17:22

My PC is working really slow, I was thinking about getting some assisatance. I really dont know what I am doing, has anyone here tried geek choice ? A co-worker said they might be good. I also found these guys, but their website doesnt look good to me.

I just need somoene who can solve the problem with my machine.

Every time I start my firefox it takes nearly 6 minutes to show up on screen

I have also noticed a small clicking sound inside the tower itself. What does that sound mean?

videodrone · 16th December 2009, 00:08

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Originally Posted by roochunny

My PC is working really slow, I was thinking about getting some assisatance. I really dont know what I am doing, has anyone here tried geek choice ? A co-worker said they might be good. I also found these guys, but their website doesnt look good to me.

I just need somoene who can solve the problem with my machine.

Every time I start my firefox it takes nearly 6 minutes to show up on screen

I have also noticed a small clicking sound inside the tower itself. What does that sound mean?

It sounds like you need someone local and reliable to look at your computer, since you haven't provided enough information .

Pad · 16th December 2009, 04:35

Clicking sounds are sometimes associated with failing hard drives. I would strongly suggest that you backup any important info immediately and then get your machine to a repair specialist as quick as you can.

AEKara · 16th December 2009, 07:07

Bollocks, I blamed it on tinnitus.

broxi · 21st December 2009, 12:28

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Clicking sounds are sometimes associated with failing hard drives.

Another thing to do is run Malwarebytes Anti-Malware http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebyte...=dl&tag=button my hd was clicking a while back and it turned out to be a trojan doing something in the background and after cleaning with Malwarebytes the clicking was gone.

James Pond · 21st December 2009, 18:10

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Originally Posted by AEKara

Bollocks, I blamed it on tinnitus.

I blame it on your bollocks AEK.

AEKara · 22nd December 2009, 00:17

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Originally Posted by James Pond

I blame it on your bollocks AEK.

Both of them? I feel its a little unfair that Salma and Stephanie get blamed for my computer clicking...

Pheonixx · 22nd December 2009, 01:29

On topic, drive noises are also an indication of.... nothing, and can be perfectly normal. If it's a noise you just noticed recently it may just mean the drive is working overtime. The first thing I would do is dump/delete the browser history, followed by defragmenting your hard drive.

But make sure the hard drive isn't full. If this gives you some improvment, the next step would be to get a program called System Mechanic. It's about 20 bucks and worth every penny. There are other programs you can get, but this one I use, trust and can recommend.

From what little you've discribe, it sounds as though you just need a thorough system cleaning, which the above program will do. Make sure you have active anti-virus as stated. I'd rather see anyone spend the twenty bucks, for now, before taking the machine to some idiot who will charge you two-hundred just for turning on and looking at it. I don't like strangers crawling around my rig- but that's just me.

TheBare · 22nd December 2009, 04:45

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Originally Posted by Pheonixx

I don't like strangers crawling around my rig- but that's just me.

My son-in-law is a bench tech - sys admin ..who knows what a horndog I am and doesn`t care..Nice to have someone like that (in your pocket)

Pheonixx · 22nd December 2009, 05:29

Naw, just opposite. I rather enjoy the little looks from the fuzzy little techs and clerks. That can make the whole trip worth it. It's more what they leave behind.

Case in point: My brother bought an HP laptop 3 weeks ago. Decided to go with a Win7 upgrade, got the install from M$ and had a problem getting it fully installed. Brought it back the store and had them finish the install. Service plan

. They had it 2 days. He had it back for three when he went to do system back up, to an external drive and it kepted crapping out- he uses the laptop for his business. So I looked at it, his anti-v showed nothing, but his browsing history from the cashe files, for the two days he didn't have the laptop, made for an interesting read. I loaded my anti-virus and found a key logger. Where upon I closed it up handed the machine back to him and told him to back to Worst Buy and get someone fired. He did, they did, and so I repeat, I don't like strangers in my riggs!!

But someone you trust, of course- always good to have!

15th December 2009, 17:22	#1
roochunny Virgin Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Sluggish computer, I probably need something fixed My PC is working really slow, I was thinking about getting some assisatance. I really dont know what I am doing, has anyone here tried geek choice ? A co-worker said they might be good. I also found these guys, but their website doesnt look good to me. I just need somoene who can solve the problem with my machine. Every time I start my firefox it takes nearly 6 minutes to show up on screen I have also noticed a small clicking sound inside the tower itself. What does that sound mean?

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Pheonixx Don't Mess With Jenny48549 Clinically Insane Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: N E corner of Space and Time Posts: 3,759 Thanks: 12,397 Thanked 18,875 Times in 2,840 Posts	On topic, drive noises are also an indication of.... nothing, and can be perfectly normal. If it's a noise you just noticed recently it may just mean the drive is working overtime. The first thing I would do is dump/delete the browser history, followed by defragmenting your hard drive. But make sure the hard drive isn't full. If this gives you some improvment, the next step would be to get a program called System Mechanic. It's about 20 bucks and worth every penny. There are other programs you can get, but this one I use, trust and can recommend. From what little you've discribe, it sounds as though you just need a thorough system cleaning, which the above program will do. Make sure you have active anti-virus as stated. I'd rather see anyone spend the twenty bucks, for now, before taking the machine to some idiot who will charge you two-hundred just for turning on and looking at it. I don't like strangers crawling around my rig- but that's just me. __________________ What's Yours is Yours, What's Mine is Mine Trespass on Mine, And You'll get Yours!....

22nd December 2009, 05:29	#10
Pheonixx Don't Mess With Jenny48549 Clinically Insane Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: N E corner of Space and Time Posts: 3,759 Thanks: 12,397 Thanked 18,875 Times in 2,840 Posts	Naw, just opposite. I rather enjoy the little looks from the fuzzy little techs and clerks. That can make the whole trip worth it. It's more what they leave behind. Case in point: My brother bought an HP laptop 3 weeks ago. Decided to go with a Win7 upgrade, got the install from M$ and had a problem getting it fully installed. Brought it back the store and had them finish the install. Service plan. They had it 2 days. He had it back for three when he went to do system back up, to an external drive and it kepted crapping out- he uses the laptop for his business. So I looked at it, his anti-v showed nothing, but his browsing history from the cashe files, for the two days he didn't have the laptop, made for an interesting read. I loaded my anti-virus and found a key logger. Where upon I closed it up handed the machine back to him and told him to back to Worst Buy and get someone fired. He did, they did, and so I repeat, I don't like strangers in my riggs!! But someone you trust, of course- always good to have! __________________ What's Yours is Yours, What's Mine is Mine Trespass on Mine, And You'll get Yours!....

16th December 2009, 04:35	#3
Pad Fan of Cairy Hunt Postaholic Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Alice's Restaurant Posts: 5,154 Thanks: 19,781 Thanked 22,958 Times in 4,188 Posts	Clicking sounds are sometimes associated with failing hard drives. I would strongly suggest that you backup any important info immediately and then get your machine to a repair specialist as quick as you can.