Slow Computer Diagnosis

April 2, 2010 11:54 am | Slow Computer

I need a computer Doctor?

my laptop has been shutting down constantly, its extremely hot and super slow..i been paying for high speed internet (well logging into one)

Its a IBM thinkPad not sure what year its old..its all i have.

so Doc what is your diagnosis?

is my laptop coming to an end? or is there something i could do to say it?

she’s all i have when I’m relaxing at home :(
Oh it also has a white line in between the screen..
i meant Save it not “say” see it also gives me a lot of spelling erros…
G24 thank you but your basically telling me that my computer is dying :( that sucks…
thanks Biallow but yah i had better days, but no $500.00 is like a million to me at this time..thanks for you help..

mask dude…thanks for they sympathy i knew i could count on you for support…i wont invite you to the funeral cuz i wont have a way to invite you…its dying again gotta go

I would suggest you reformat the hard drive, you may have too much information/programs on it.

If you don’t want reformat, dump all the programs you don’t want or need this hopefully will speed things up. BUT KEEP THE LAPTOP COOL.

also to keep the laptop cool, raise it off the table (rest it on some books) so air can circulate underneath the laptop.

You can buy laptop coolers from computer shops.
heres a link just one brand

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54N7BKAEp10


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