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Hello and welcome,
Don't throw in the towel on your PC just because it isn't as fast as it used to be. All computers begin to slow down over time with the build up of temporary files, fragmented files, registry errors, and malware infections.
Examples of malware are: viruses, spyware, adware, browser hijackers, and other such infections from everyday surfing of the internet, playing online games, or opening an infected email message.
Also, all versions of Windows become bigger and slower over time because Microsoft constantly updates their operating systems, meaning the computer that you bought three years ago might not handle Windows as well as it used to.
Your computer can be repaired
With the normal conditions I mentioned above, most computers are completely restorable to their former health.
Affordable PC Repair offers:
- Complete Removal of all Viruses and other Malware
- Removal of temporary (junk) files which pile up with use in any Windows operating system and your web browsers.
- Removal of BHO's (browser helper objects) which take control of your web browser and redirect you to unwanted web pages and install more malicious software into your computer.
- Windows registry repair
- Complete Factory Restore. But, only if your PC absolutely requires it.
- Hardware upgrades including memory, DVD/CD burners, and any other hardware component.
- Laptop Screen Replacement
- Custom PCs built from scratch to your specifications and needs.
All at a fraction of the cost of the big chain retail stores!

Top ten reasons your computer may be slower now
- Computer virus, spyware, or other malware infection
- Windows Registry errors and corrupted files
- Build up of Windows temporary files
- Build up of temp files in web browser
- Too many unseen programs running
- Fragmentation of hard drive
- Outdated software
- Not enough memory
- Processor too slow
- Slow or full hard drive
