Windows 10: tech hacked

my system had a virus in it I called the #.the tech fixed it he first said no cost then tried to charge me now he keeps callig and I feel he is gonna mess with my system

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PSU question

well the Recom is not UL listed so i strongly suggest against that one the inter-tech SL700 also does not appear to be a UL listed unit...the only one that appears to be UL is the Nox Urano...are you sure these are the only 3 powersupplies to pick from none of them are really that great i don't really even want to suggest the Nox Urano

 

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Hacked. Bank and credit card information being stolen.

Pamela,

If your device was hacked, you need to have a clean install of Windows done. That's the first step, because everything on your system was compromised. That device shouldn't be connected to the internet, until you've had that done by a reputable tech shop.

I meant to post that at the beginning of my reply, then got distracted with card fraud. Up way too late. Sorry I didn't address that most important first step.