eMachines W5243 Refurbished AMD Desktop Computer - AMD Athlon 64 3800+ 2.4GHz , 1GB DDR2, 250GB  "defrag emachine" Questions

how do i defrag a emachines pc model W5243 if you have WINDOWS XP , go to START ,then go to ALL PROGRAMS , then go to accessories , then click SYSTEM TOOLS , then go to DISK DEFRAGMENTER , HOPE THIS ...

...emachine w3115 have to download a virus protection software and dont have available space so i need to free up some space by deleting some things but dont know how. defrag periodically, and dump your ...

emachine w4885 keeps ending programs and very slow? Hello, There are many cases of a computer slowing down even to a crawl. As well as freezing, programs crashing etc. The first is spyware and virus's

Defragment el1352 eMachine Modern computers don't need their hard disk to be defragmented. Perhaps you better try to clean up your disk and registry, with a program like Ccleaner. Don't forget ti ...

Emachine laptop - M6805 No power to the computer. It stays black. I was "defragging" it and when I came back, it was black. Go in safe mode and restore ur system to previous date ...

...emachine keeps telling me that my hard drive is not working what can I do If you can still boot to windows, the first thing that you need to do if you encounter errors like these is to back up your ...

slow upload of pics and videos on my pc My pc is running slow, pictures and videos are not loading, streaming is choppy. What free software downloads can help? I would start by clearing out your ...

...runs like it is starting a program and never stops thus it is running very slow. I have done disk defrag etc. i suspect you have a trojan as its using up a lot of your system ...

...and sometimes everything stops then i have to alt ctl del. and restart have done scans,disc clean, defrag Restore the system back to factory settings but, backup your important data

When I try to defrag my pc I get a message that says "Disk Defragmenter has detected that Chkdsk is scheduled to run on the volume (C:). Please run CHKDSK/f. Don't know how to do this above ...