QOTD: Are You Always Fixing PCs for Others?
Computers break down and produce problems for people on a daily basis. Things can go wrong, and sometimes, the problems are not even fixable--like a fried CPU. Sometimes some things just have to be entirely replaced.
Arguably, sometimes this is the fastest route to solving the computer problem. Troubleshooting hardware or software issues, depending how severe, can consume a considerable amount of time--especially for those who consider themselves technically savvy. Parents, family, friends, coworkers, strangers; if you're the computer "expert" in the group, they'll be knocking at your door soon enough.
The question of the day is: Are you finding yourself always fixing other people's computer issues?
If you are in this situation, what are the most common problems you're finding?

I know how you feel, it's gonna be ok. Don't worry. You'll get through it.
I also am asked on what hardware to buy/software ALL THE TIME.
I *would* like that tshirt.
but I also like the one I already have: "phd.com professional help desk"
But im getting harassed most of the time as a free custom PC consultant. I should bill 150$/hour for consultancy...
I think I seen it at Zazzle.com If you don't find it, you can print own version
The most common problem was "Its slow" usually fixed by removing the 1,001 bloatware items from the system tray.
I find the main problems people are having with computers are:
1- Viruses.
2- Person Error.
3- Memory ram kneading to be reset. Its very dusty here!