Posted by Leroy on February 01, 2023 at 16:58:23 from (98.30.20.69):
In Reply to: Re: ? for computer guru posted by Stephen Newell on January 31, 2023 at 17:12:25:
That is probably what killed my old computer in December. I got a used computer from the computer repair place. Was supposed to be good, did not half work from day. Would not let you on at times for ay least 10 hours and would shut off while trying to do work on it. I guess it is windows 10 but running Firefox. Last time I made the 80 mile one way trip I told them if they did not get it working I was never coming back to their store that late wife and I had delt with for probably over 20 years. They said they had it running for 4 hours and found nothing wrong but when I cot it back hone it has not shut off on me since. After we got off dialup never shut a computer down. Had 2 of them when she was living. I still cannot find a way to print a bunch of things or it does not print correctly. I get bank statement daily and the old one and until 3 days ago this one did as should. Control bar on left to use to get inbox, spam and other things did not croud in so can't get right side to be printed because what is not supposed to be printing takes over the page, I have trouble even getting a serch bar uo so I can ever get things like todays weather. He did when I got it get YT in so easy to get that but nothing else. If I get something in search bar that I want to keep it moves around every time I want to get on and drops things out of search. This is a tower. When you are broke you cannot buy new. I did find 3 very tiny dots that Let me print some things.
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