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Thursday November 21st 2024

 
 

PC Repair Las Vegas

Contact LVIT @ 702-948-8550


We are a full computer repair service company offering expert in home or office on site computer repairs.

 

Fees

 

On-site Virus Removal per PC

$95.00 Flat Rate

Reload OS when you don’t have Recovery CD’s per PC

$150.00

Diagnoses

$50.00 Flat Rate

Networking

$95.00 – $150.00 per hour

We will respond quickly and have you back in working order either the same day or the next day in most cases… We take pride on having the knowledge and ability to solve your computer problems quickly and efficiently.

 

Common computer problems

 

Slow Performance

Operating System Failure

Internet Connections

Illegal Operations Errors

Hardware Failure

Hardware Conflicts

Freeze Ups

System Won’t Shut Down

Memory Problems

Printing Problems

Virus Problems

Backup Problems

Network Problems

 

User Preventive Maintenance

 

Run the Scandisk and Disk Defragmenter utilities that are part of the Windows operating system.

Make sure you always shut down your computer properly.

Uninstall any un-needed programs from your hard drive.

 

Description of Malware

 

  • Adware

    Adware (or spyware) is a small program that is designed to show advertisements (in various form and degrees of intrusiveness) on your computer. It often reports personal information back to its owners. As a result your sense of privacy can be violated.

 

  • Backdoor

    A backdoor is a small malicious program that is used to gain access to a computer by bypassing the computer access security mechanisms. It gives the attacker almost unlimited rights. While it can be used to spy on a user, it is mainly used to install other malware on the system.

 

  • Heuristic

    A technique designed to detect malware by empirical means but without having the specific data.

 

  • Malware

    A generic name for all types of malicious programs: adware, backdoors, rogues, Trojans, viruses and worms.

 

  • Rogue

    A rogue program is a malicious program that is disguised, for instance, as trustworthy anti-spyware programs or registry cleaners. But these programs are only put on the market to scare you into buying these programs because they make exaggerated claims about the safety of your computer or, worse still, give erroneous scan results or put their own malware in your system.

 

  • Trojan

    A Trojan (or Trojan horse) is a small malicious program that pretends to have a particular function, but that only shows its real purpose after execution and that purpose is often destructive. Trojans cannot multiply themselves, which differentiates them from viruses and worms.

 

  • Virus

    A virus is a small malicious program that multiplies and is capable to attach itself to other programs after being executed. It then causes an infection and causes various degrees of damage to your computer.

 

  • Worm

    A worm is often characterized as a malicious application that will use a host machine to infect other machines. Therefore worms can create enormous damage on networks with multiple computers.