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I would like computer help.
13 years ago
But aren't I the believer, you always listen to what I say.
As star burning bright, didn't you always follow my way.
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As star burning bright, didn't you always follow my way.
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a while ago, the battery for my Dell lattitude D610 got messed up, only its just my computer wont charge the battery anymore. now its gotten to the point where my computer is so slow its hard for me to get anywork done because its acting like my resources are all ate up.
is there anything I can do to quick-fix this?
I have always paid for My Anti-virus/Archiver/ multi-utility software
and run Defrag twice a month at least, sometimes more.
I've got almost fifty percent of my gigabytes left, because I run it lean and mean.
the only thing I can think of is My software has a registry fixer tool, which I believe just deletes the problem and not solves it.
is there anything I can do to quick-fix this?
I have always paid for My Anti-virus/Archiver/ multi-utility software
and run Defrag twice a month at least, sometimes more.
I've got almost fifty percent of my gigabytes left, because I run it lean and mean.
the only thing I can think of is My software has a registry fixer tool, which I believe just deletes the problem and not solves it.
To get to the Event Viewer Go to: Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Event Viewer.
Here you can check under Administrative Events all Errors, Warnings and Critical problems your computer is having. If it's a battery problem, or error in the registry, it should be here. Computer slowdowns often are responsible due to misused RAM or the CPU overheating. Your Motherboard itself may have some issues if the battery isn't charging properly (if at all.) To test this, first change the battery for a new one. If the problem persists, it is likely a faulty motherboard.
Try to think back to whatever changes or damage the computer may had sustained before the problem began, as it may give you a clue. Use the Task Manager to see how the Programs are consuming Ram. You can check this under the Processes tab in the Task Manager. Unusual spikes on RAM use can be signs of a virus, so this is something to consider as well.
If the problem persists, best would be a new laptop.
Let me know if this is any help. Remember, any error reports you don't understand, simply Google the error code. It will be extremely helpful.
I will check this out and get back to you, thanks man!