Welcome to Computer Repair UK.

Over the years we have become almost reliant on our computer and when things go wrong not all of us have the knowledge to put things right. Quite often your computer will break down or develop a fault when it the least convenient and unless you can repair it yourself you risk losing valuable data collected over the years.

A majority of people don't even have a regular back up of their data, and it's not until you get an actual computer failure you suddenly realise that you have hundreds of hours of work buried on your computer or, you may even have many if not all your family photo's and memories digitally stored away.

At this point computer repair or laptop repair is crucial, so where do you go for local computer help? This is where Computer Repair UK comes to the rescue with listings of local computer repairers in your area. Simply browse the menu on the right to find your local area and we hope you get your problem resolved as soon as possible.

Computer or Laptop Just Running Slow?

If your computer is just running slowly we advise that you downloaded and run our recommended system repair software if you have not done so already.

Invariably we find that many problems are only software related and this will help you avoid paying for uneccessary call out charges.

Download or click the link for more information about Windows Repair Software

Why is My Computer Running Slow ?

If your computer is only running poorly or your computer is slow, then there is a fair chance that your problem is only software or virus related.

Each year people waste hundreds of pounds on computer repair call outs for slow running computer problems, when it is not really neccessary and quite often they could easily remedy a slow running computer themselves with the appropriate software.

With average call out charges ranging between £25-£45 depending on your area, a 2-3 hour repair can easily cost well in excess of £100 which is sometimes more than the computer is actually worth especially if your computer is over 3 years old.

System repair tools for a slow running computer are inexpensive in this day and age and are designed to be easy to use by both the novice and professional alike, and at less than the cost of a typical initial call out charge, this software will not only help get your system back up and running quickly, but will also help keep your computer in tip top condition as long as you have the software installed.

So if your wondering " why is my computer running slow ?" , you may like to attempt your own computer repair before calling out a professional - possibly saving yourself hundreds of pounds in potential call out charges.

If this is the case we would recommend you download the award winning XP Repair Pro.

XP Repair Pro 2007 By ddXSoftware

XP Repair Pro is one of the most popular and easy-to-use system repair tools on the market today and version 2007 celebrates with a fresh makeover. XP Repair Pro 2007's core purpose is to rid your computer of system failures, random computer crashes, computer registry problems, registry bulk, and thousands of other common computer problems people experience with their home and office computers every day.

Built upon 13 years of Windows experience, version 2007 is prepared for the future by providing complete support for Windows Vista. It is also backwards compatible on all versions of Windows all the way back to Windows 98SE.

This award winning and inexpensive software offers a FREE SCAN, is downloadable immediately and offers a 100% money back guarantee. For more information or for your free scan CLICK HERE.

PC Security Tips From Computers Repairs UK - Tips for Safe Public Computer Use

In the new mobile world of computer use, you don't always log on from home where your PC has been thoroughly protected. (You took care of that already, right?) Internet cafes, libraries, airports, hotels and other places offer use of a public computer for those on the go. But, unfortunately, those computers may not always get secured well nor checked regularly. And, since others use them, they can get infected only minutes before it's your turn.

Here are a few tips for how to protect your information, even when you can't protect the computer.

Several email clients allow you to forward email from one account to another, just as you might forward your phone calls. Take advantage of this little-used feature to enhance your security.

If you plan to be away from home for a few days - but aren't using your regular PC or laptop - try to forward your email to an account you set up especially for the trip. That helps protect your information in several ways.

Both the account and the password are much less likely to be known to scam artists. Yet, you still can retrieve any email sent while you're away from your regular computer. Also, if the userid and password do get cracked, your ongoing risk is low, since you'll be abandoning the account shortly.

If you have to log in to a public computer with one of your regular userids change the password the first time you use it away from home. Then change it back when you get home. That limits your exposure time.

Public computers can contain a specific kind of spyware called 'a key logger' that records your every keystroke. Apart from getting your password, that allows the thief to access anything else you typed in during your session. So, avoid making credit card purchases online or accessing your online banking and credit card accounts, if possible.

Before you go to any site that would require a userid and/or password, disable any auto-complete or password storing feature. If you can because some public computers have these features locked down by the administrator.

Avoid unfamiliar sites, if practical, while you are away. Most online hacks come from auto-downloads of spyware, viruses, etc. Few of the sites you visit regularly are likely to have those. Just as you would avoid talking to unsavory strangers while on a trip, avoid dicey websites.

Defer clicking on ads while you're away from home. Those can lead to just the kinds of sites mentioned above.

Once you are done using the public computer, erase - if you can - here again administrators may not allow you to access the feature - any Temporary Internet files, cookies, etc. This helps protect not only you, but leaves the computer in a better state for the next user.

Needless to say, don't leave any downloaded files on the computer and never allow anyone to look over your shoulder while you are typing in a password or other sensitive information.

Paranoia isn't needed. But a little awareness and sound judgment while using a public computer will help keep your information secure - then and after you get back home.