Drcybercure - Pc Repair in Cascade Fairwood, Washington
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- Business name: Drcybercure - Pc Repair
- Address:
- 17222 134th
Cascade Fairwood, Washington 98058 - Phone number: 206-350-5583
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- Category: Computers & Electronics
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- DRCYBERCURE.COM 206-350-5583 DRCYBERCURE is a Fairwood based PC Repair service. MICROSOFT CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL COMPTIA A+ CERTIFIED Services include: WIRELESS SETUP & TROUBLESHOOTING HOME NETWORKS, INSTALL AND CONFIGURE PC REPAIRS LAPTOP REPAIRS PC TUNE-UP / MAINTENANCE CONCENIENT (ON-SITE SERVICE AVAILABLE) PC CONSULTATION FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Drcybercure speciality is PC TUNE UPS Virus / Spyware / Adware scan Scan and removal of known viruses, spyware and adware known to slow your system or even cause malicious activity. (Some files maybe extra to remove depending on difficulty level) Hard Drive and Registry Cleaning Windows stores many files on your computer without you being aware of them. Some of these files are not necessary. Your hard drive and registry become cluttered with many different types of files as you use your system and file space becomes limited. EXAMPLE: cookies, temp files, offline files, MRU’s, and more. DR. CYBER CURE removes these files Start Up Maintenance Many times when you install new programs, they install themselves as “Start-up” programs. “ These programs tell your Operating System to load them when your computer starts up. This ends up eating into your system memory and slowing the start up process. These loaded programs also run in the background as you use your computer affecting you processor speed Professional Defrag Hard drives become fragmented as users create and delete files and folders, install new software, or download files from the Internet. Computers typically save files in the first free space that is large enough for the file. If a large enough free space is not available, the computer saves as much of the file as possible in the largest available space and then saves the remaining data in the next available free space, and so on. After a while, new files are saved in pieces on the hard drive. When you delete files, the empty spaces left behind fill in randomly as you store new ones. The more fragmented the hard drive is, the slower your computer.
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- Last update: 2008-10-14
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