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Originally Posted by Bal3Wolf 
Even some small ones are just as bad i fixed a computer for a lady that did taxes that told me her computer was dead slow i get on it and hey installed 5 differt antivirus programs and they were all trying to turn the other one off none really working correct and they were keeping the cpu at like 75% usage. Removed them all and installed one did a good scan and then the computer worked fine no issues shame she paid 200 to a local place that scammed her from not knowing much about computers.
Even some small ones are just as bad i fixed a computer for a lady that did taxes that told me her computer was dead slow i get on it and hey installed 5 differt antivirus programs and they were all trying to turn the other one off none really working correct and they were keeping the cpu at like 75% usage. Removed them all and installed one did a good scan and then the computer worked fine no issues shame she paid 200 to a local place that scammed her from not knowing much about computers.
Unfortunately there are a lot of bad shops out there with inexperienced techs who are only working as techs because they can't get better IT positions. Break/fix techs are the pretty much the bottom of the IT barrel, with low wages and sometimes limited experience and ability.
I advise people to get recommendations if they can from friends and family who have had work done. Check out places like Yelp and Consumer Checkbook. Call and talk to a few places, just by talking to someone at a repair shop you can get some idea of how good they are at communicating and how confident they seem.
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Goodluck with that though. 
