Recommend a Computer Repair place?? (Oklahoma City, Tulsa: mover, home, buy)

[okpondlady]

Does anyone have experience with a computer repair shop in Tulsa, Jenks, Glenpool, or Okmulgee? As you can see I am headed South from Tulsa on 75. Since I live in Beggs it would be real handy to have one in Okmulgee...but I am VERY skeptical about computer repair in small towns. More than one that I know of uses the store as a "front" for ripping people off OR scoping out the electronics in the home for a visit from Five Fingered Freddy.

HELPPPPP me my Tulsa/Oklahoma City Data Friends Please!!!!

I have a Trojan called BankerFox.A and some Anti Virus System Pro has installed itself on my darn computer.

Thanks in Advance.

Karen

[Fenderman]

Originally Posted by okpondlady

Does anyone have experience with a computer repair shop in Tulsa, Jenks, Glenpool, or Okmulgee? As you can see I am headed South from Tulsa on 75. Since I live in Beggs it would be real handy to have one in Okmulgee...but I am VERY skeptical about computer repair in small towns. More than one that I know of uses the store as a "front" for ripping people off OR scoping out the electronics in the home for a visit from Five Fingered Freddy.

HELPPPPP me my Tulsa/Oklahoma City Data Friends Please!!!!

I have a Trojan called BankerFox.A and some Anti Virus System Pro has installed itself on my darn computer.

Thanks in Advance.

Karen

I have used Wholesale Computer on S.Garnett at about 56-58th St. with good success.

[briansgi]

Originally Posted by okpondlady

Does anyone have experience with a computer repair shop in Tulsa, Jenks, Glenpool, or Okmulgee? As you can see I am headed South from Tulsa on 75. Since I live in Beggs it would be real handy to have one in Okmulgee...but I am VERY skeptical about computer repair in small towns. More than one that I know of uses the store as a "front" for ripping people off OR scoping out the electronics in the home for a visit from Five Fingered Freddy.

HELPPPPP me my Tulsa/Oklahoma City Data Friends Please!!!!

I have a Trojan called BankerFox.A and some Anti Virus System Pro has installed itself on my darn computer.

Thanks in Advance.

Karen

Remove BankerFox.A pop-up, BankerFox trojan removal

[okpondlady]

Originally Posted by briansgi

Remove BankerFox.A pop-up, BankerFox trojan removal

I have tried this. I have downloaded Spyware Doctor 2x and removed it 2x. Everytime I have downloaded it, installed it, and run it and the virus won't let it start..so I have to try repeatedly to start the program. Once it does start it has missing files so still won't run. I am VERY frustrated with this darn Trojan and the pop-ups that seem to come with it. Pop-ups windows for Viagra, nude pics, and a porn search engine.
I ain't seen that many boobs in many years...because YES the pages are open when they pop up.

I told my hubby if I wanted to see boobs I have a mirror.

[Bill236c]

I have done business with, and can recommend, Aktec Computer on 41st between Yale and Sheridan. Phone 918-858-8888.
Aktec Computer Solutions

They offer a live remote assistance tool for their IT specialist to help solve your technical problem, or you can take your PC to their store.
They describe Live Assist as follows:

"This service includes a small virus-free plug-in that allows a member of our support team to view your desktop and share control of your mouse and keyboard. Through an on-line chat session and our Live Assist tool, your support representative will walk you through the solution to your technical issue.
How It Works
Step 1: Call Aktec and ask for a member of our support staff. (918)858-8888 | 1-866-408-4333

Step 2: Once you are on the phone with a member of our support team, you will be directed back to this page after your support representative provides you with a unique connection code. You will then enter the code in the field below and click the Click Here button to initiate the screen-sharing session.

Step 3: You are prompted to download a small virus-free plug-in.

Step 4: With your permission, your support representative can view your screen and share control of your mouse and keyboard.

Step 5: You are in full control of your computer at all times. You always have overriding control of your mouse and keyboard, and you can end the screen-sharing session at any time."

[Okiegirlfriend]

See if you can find something here.


Security - Freeware, Software and Daily Downloads - The Kim Komando Radio Show

[sgrizzle]

Sounds like about 2 hours "bench time" for a good tech as you have mostly minor stuff.

For future protection you need these:
AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com (free antivirus)
Ad-Aware Free Anti-Malware - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com (free spyware remover)
Spybot - Search & Destroy - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com (free spyware remover)

I work on computers for a living and any uninfected computer I've set up with those 3 together have stayed uninfected.

I also recommend forgetting Internet Explorer exists and switching to Firefox, Chrome or Opera.

Or just buy a mac.