If she's old and freezing :
Unplug the power.
Pull the case off.
If you have access to an aircompressor use it and blow the dust out of it.
if not buy a little paintbrush and do it by hand. DO IT OUTSIDE 95% of problems i had with old machines were fixed that way
Hope it helps
ANthohny
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Originally posted by ballaratdragons
Hi Anthony, he said it needs a major overhaul with a new motherboard and some other parts I dont know the name of. I am very computer dumb but I know a con-job when it comes along.
My pooter works fine except for freezing regularly (if you can call that 'working fine').
He reckons if I take it home it won't work. Well Mr. Rip-off, I am using my computer and it works (so far).
Nothing interesting in here! Really? Bet there was and your not tellin' me! LOL.
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