So the fuck...

[MrProjektZ]

These guys medbro. My computer got reset too when my mom tried to us it, life goes on broo. It really does that's why I haven't been in the server the past 3 days. It got completely reset Wednesday I ain't cryin doe.

[deadalive200]

These guys medbro. My computer got reset too when my mom tried to us it, life goes on broo. It really does that's why I haven't been in the server the past 3 days. It got completely reset Wednesday I ain't cryin doe.

Exactly

I "Tryed" Putting a game on my computer about 5 months ago (Can't remimber the name of it)
Told me to restart the computer for it to finish installing, I went to go make a drink
Come back, Damned thing is rebooting itself, Lost 4 years worth of paperwork, 540GB of shit all togther.

You know what i said?
Fuck it, Shit keeps going, I can't fix it.

Just a side note, To Nicdel, People can post what they please, Would love to see you try and stop that

Lastly, To be a bit helpful. Use Avast. Has worked perfectly for me.

[commander fury]

My computer is full of noisy ads and slow and weak like an ill mule climbing the Everest.
Tough, I don't cry.
Btw I'd like to have solutions too pls.
My computer has never been like that in the past...

My computer is full of noisy ads and slow and weak like an ill mule climbing the Everest.

[Aya]

This is the response from my husband(he is a computer engineer) :

I would invest some time into setting up a backup.
You don’t need to backup programs (as they can be reinstalled)
but your original data should be put somewhere for safe keeping.

I use a combination of Wuala (for immediate syncing) and
& Crashplan (scheduled) to do my backups. I also heard good things about Backblaze.
Most of the services are REALLY cheap or have a "free teir"

http://www.crashplan.com/
http://www.wuala.com/
http://www.backblaze.com/

Just remember "two is one and one is none" - try to use a combo of backup (local+cloud or cloud+cloud) etc...

Now on to the issue at hand:

Im going to assume you are on Windows 8 -
if not I would definitely use a separate antivirus (like http://www.clamwin.com/)

As for Microsoft Security Essentials it works great and gets improvements every month from Microsoft. (I use it exclusively)
The software it updated automatically with Windows update - so its set and forget mostly.

I think it is more important to just make sure you use Firefox or chrome.
Also it’s a must to to keep your flash & java updated.
Most exploits are written for Internet Explorer anyway.

There is little chance getting infected though any of the sites you listed in your original post.

Also, there is almost no chance of a virus crashing your computer hard disk -
it was probably a hardware failure (I hope you RMA'd or replaced)

[Nicdel]

My computer is full of noisy ads and slow and weak like an ill mule climbing the Everest.
Tough, I don't cry.
Btw I'd like to have solutions too pls.
My computer has never been like that in the past...

My computer is full of noisy ads and slow and weak like an ill mule climbing the Everest.

Clean your fans. Reinstall Windows. Make a Backup before doing that.

[Brotherhood Of Nod]

only sites I visited was the Minecraft.net for the minecraft game itself (legitly bought), Youtube (for music), Area51 forums (obviously), and the Convict Gaming forums

Another thing is that I downloaded Team Speak 3

So, what can I not trust?

Hmmm

[Aya]

only sites I visited was the Minecraft.net for the minecraft game itself (legitly bought), Youtube (for music), Area51 forums (obviously), and the Convict Gaming forums

Another thing is that I downloaded Team Speak 3

So, what can I not trust?

Hmmm

Jared said,
'What's wrong now? Do I have to explain something else?'

[Nicdel]

You can trust every website if you have antivirus installed. Your hdd had a hardware failure.

[Brotherhood Of Nod]

Jared said,
'What's wrong now? Do I have to explain something else?'

Sorry, Aya. I am having shitty headaches that are basically making me really pissed since I am tired of 'em, plus I skipped the middle page.

Last thing to know is, if the graphic card on a laptop dies, will it just be cheaper tobuy a new good laptop/computer? Just for future reference.

[Nicdel]

You cant really change laptop gfx cards.

[commander fury]

My computer is full of noisy ads and slow and weak like an ill mule climbing the Everest.
Tough, I don't cry.
Btw I'd like to have solutions too pls.
My computer has never been like that in the past...

My computer is full of noisy ads and slow and weak like an ill mule climbing the Everest.

Clean your fans. Reinstall Windows. Make a Backup before doing that.

Danke, herr Nicdel.

[Aya]

Sorry, Aya. I am having shitty headaches that are basically making me really pissed since I am tired of 'em, plus I skipped the middle page.

Sorry,it did sound too direct after I read what she wrote.

if the graphic card on a laptop dies, will it just be cheaper tobuy a new good laptop/computer?

Depends, If it's under warranty I would definitely send it in for repair - free is always good

If it's not under warranty - actually getting it repaired might not be so expensive in some cases -
I would definitely ask the manufacturer for a repair quote for shiggles.
If it's say, like, under $300 I would definitely go for the repair over a new computer.

But I guess it all comes down to how old it is and if you have the extra cash for a new machine.
Personally, if the laptop was purchased pre 2007-2008ish I would go new - as I am primarily a computer gamer.

And as was mentioned above, they have to replace the entire mainboard in the laptop, it's all built in.