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My computer wasnt turning on anymore so i took it to the computer store and they said runescape wore out my harddrive is this an excuse or has it happend b4 plz help

R.I.P. R.S. S.T.A.K.I.N.G.

 

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This sounds kinda fake...

 

 

 

Anyways, there's no way Runescape can wear down your hard drive.

EDIT - Signature far exceeds our sig limits but since it's so colourful you can keep it.

Idk runescape can't bring problems to your PC, because you don't install, you just download it, but anyway, runescape can't damage your HD like this, check if has no virus or smth in you r computer :thumbsup:

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You probably got a virus - and they just associated it with RuneScape.

Yea, this happen too, they don't say you got a virus, the say that runescape is a problem, cause they think you got virus from there, but you don't get virus in RS, so this is fake =P~

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RuneScape in no way uses enough bandwidth to even come close to overclocking your computer, however low the RAM.

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If your computer doesn't have enough RAM to run Runescape it probably doesn't have enough RAM to run Microsoft Word. Most probably you got a virus somewhere else.

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Did they actually straight up tell you that runescape was the problem?

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Quit. PM me if you play The Conduit to exchange friend codes.

Well, you can bet your [wagon] that computer store is full of computer illiterate morons.. :shock:

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