Thread: Servicing my PC
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Old 10-07-2004, 00:21   #23
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Re: Servicing my PC

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Originally Posted by bopdude
Format and re-install OS....... you will be suprised at all the 'stuff' you collect
Yeah - an uninstall of an application rarely uninstalls the application. Rogue directories and registry entries are usually left behind. Over time it all builds up and a clean install is the only effective way of tackling it.

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Originally Posted by bopdude
EDIT:- good point GC, make sure all cards and cable's are secure
Yeah, my first PC had this problem - plugging in a parallel cable always knocked the hard disk controller card out of its slot It went back in the end.
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