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still at your patronage |
thanks for your patronage. sotall:thanks for your patronage. |
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Nyerhovwo101:after formatting , he probably didn't drive it after reloading. Tell the person who helped you in formatting and reloading it to help you drive it. |
Nyerhovwo101:you formatted and reloaded an operating system.... Did you drive it? |
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Avoid quacks. Let professionals handle your jobs. |
how can someone who studied microbiology have MBBS?
I am not understanding. |
LudaChriz:Use the following guidelines to help you in buying a used laptop. 1)Go to system properties and check for the model of the system, processor type and speed as well as if the operating system is activated. Also check for the size of the RAM in this menu. The larger the RAM size, the better for your computer and more expensive the laptop will be. In making your choice, run from AMD laptops most especially because it is a used one. 2)Open notepad and press every key on the keyboard for efficiency, accuracy and response. watch out for keys that respond multiple times when pressed once as well as those that dont respond once. 3) Test the sound of the laptop if it is audible. Also watch out for faulty/damaged speakers that makes unpleasant noise when playing music. Use an ear piece to test if the audio jack is working. Also test all the USB ports of the laptop if they recognize external devices such as phones. 4) Insert a memory card reader into its slot and check if it is working. 5) while doing all the above, use your palm or its back to feel round the body of the laptop for temperature. Observe if any area is abnormally hot. if it is, drop it. 6) Test the DVD/CD ROM with a disc if if it is working. play both an audio and a DVD (if the laptop has that spec) disc on it. Ensure it is working and not making unnecessary noise like a car with a faulty gear. 7)check device manager to ensure all hardware components are driven. 8 ) connect the laptop to wifi or portable hotspot to ensure the network adapter is working. 9) test the camera (if it has) and see if it is working. 10) Now check the size of the hard drive. The larger the size of the hard drive, the more the files it can store for you. if you intend using the laptop to do heavy downloads of movies, then go for 320gb or higher hard drive size. Also, sufficient space on your hard drive in addition to a good RAM size helps your laptop run smoothly. 11) Check if the battery life is good. Go for atleast two hours hours battery back up. Plug in the charger and move your mouse pointer over the battery icon on the screen. Observe if you can see 'plugged in,charging' . if true, then note the percentage of the battery. now continue watching and observe that the battery is increasing. let it increase like 5 percent. 12|)if the laptop has Bluetooth, check if it is working. 13) check for any physical damage on the body of the laptop. move the hinges to and fro and see if the display of the screen shakes in response. if you notice any shaking, then the laptop has issues. if all these are ok and the laptop meets your budget, go for it |
happy weekend.....still at your service |
morning guys...we are ready for business |
LudaChriz:Use the following guidelines to help you in buying a used laptop. 1)Go to system properties and check for the model of the system, processor type and speed as well as if the operating system is activated. Also check for the size of the RAM in this menu. The larger the RAM size, the better for your computer and more expensive the laptop will be. In making your choice, run from AMD laptops most especially because it is a used one. 2)Open notepad and press every key on the keyboard for efficiency, accuracy and response. watch out for keys that respond multiple times when pressed once as well as those that dont respond once. 3) Test the sound of the laptop if it is audible. Also watch out for faulty/damaged speakers that makes unpleasant noise when playing music. Use an ear piece to test if the audio jack is working. Also test all the USB ports of the laptop if they recognize external devices such as phones. 4) Insert a memory card reader into its slot and check if it is working. 5) while doing all the above, use your palm or its back to feel round the body of the laptop for temperature. Observe if any area is abnormally hot. if it is, drop it. 6) Test the DVD/CD ROM with a disc if if it is working. play both an audio and a DVD (if the laptop has that spec) disc on it. Ensure it is working and not making unnecessary noise like a car with a faulty gear. 7)check device manager to ensure all hardware components are driven. 8 ) connect the laptop to wifi or portable hotspot to ensure the network adapter is working. 9) test the camera (if it has) and see if it is working. 10) Now check the size of the hard drive. The larger the size of the hard drive, the more the files it can store for you. if you intend using the laptop to do heavy downloads of movies, then go for 320gb or higher hard drive size. Also, sufficient space on your hard drive in addition to a good RAM size helps your laptop run smoothly. 11) Check if the battery life is good. Go for atleast two hours hours battery back up. Plug in the charger and move your mouse pointer over the battery icon on the screen. Observe if you can see 'plugged in,charging'. if true, then note the percentage of the battery. now continue watching and observe that the battery is increasing. let it increase like 5 percent. 12|)if the laptop has Bluetooth, check if it is working. 13) check for any physical damage on the body of the laptop. move the hinges to and fro and see if the display of the screen shakes in response. if you notice any shaking, then the laptop has issues. if all these are ok and the laptop meets your budget, go for it. if you are in Lagos and you are coming to computer village and need someone to guide you, call me |
wizzy89:08164685979 is my number. let's discuss. |
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Gbadegesin19:to defragment your hard drive, type "defrag" without the quotes in your search pane and wait for windows to bring "defragment and optimize your drives". Click on it to bring another menu. Now click on " analyze disk" wait for disk analysis to complete and then click on defragment disk on the bottom right of your screen. Remember not to set any defragmentation schedule. as for your antivirus, do not install all those junks you find on the internet or being sold pirated. Get an updated premium version of antivirus such as kapersky. You can try 360 total security (it is free and doesn't use much CPU when running). Try this and let's see if there is any difference. |
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evening guys |
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Gbadegesin19:First defragment your hard drive. On a personal opinion, I advice you uninstall that avira you have on it. That antivirus is probably running tasks in the background when your PC is on. |
donbrowser:When you hear a kind of noisy sound when playing music from your laptop, it means the speaker is damaged. what is the brand and model of your laptop? |
Shame to all the keyboard tribal warriors who aimed their target at Edo state. Shame to all of you. |
ok |
we are ready for business |
keep your messages and chats coming |
Keep your calls coming. |
Demola99:many things could be responsible . You can try to discharge the motherboard by removing all power sources( battery and charger) Press and hold the power button for 20-30 seconds. replace the battery and power the laptop . Observe if there is any difference. if no difference, contact an engineer near you. if you need an engineer and you are in Lagos, contact 08164685979. |
morning guys |
morning guys |
still at your service. |
we are ready for business . whstsapp o |
jydopumping:if you are in Lagos, I can help you change the bios. contact 08164685979. |
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