Received email 7 years after OP I now received an email 7 years after I posted my initial question regarding a Samsung “Smart” TV that was only 3 years old and started having picture issues. I was confused for when I clicked on the “updated help” a Server Error 404 - File or directory not found. I’m not sure if FixYa is a valid site anymore or if it was in the first place.

It may be a useful tool but... It may be a useful tool but for me, pc slowed slowed down and froze. Had to clear out cache and as that became a regular thing on visiting, I no longer use them. If it is too good to be free, then its not! Not keen on their cookies and stuff as I believe it was seriously affecting my pc.

Terrible and bad and poor site… Terrible and bad and poor site management and awful site administration too then on fixya.com as well.

Bad Experience From This Platform I'm not sure why this community, particularly the Admin of 𝗙𝗜𝗫𝗬𝗔, would trash someone and accuse her of being an AI bot when her only aim was to express her thoughts for the benefit of others who needed assistance. I've also had experiences with people claiming to be experts; for example, there's this man named Larry Ng who is a car know-it-all, but when I offer someone my opinion on an issue I know, he dismisses it and labels me someone who doesn't know anything simply because he's a MECHANIC. Essentially, this is a forum for those who do not want you to voice your thoughts on specific issues because they do not want you to shine. Never attempt to join this community. Better go to Quora if you need help!

DO NOT USE this site DO NOT USE this site, they offer a 1 euro joining fee, then immediately draw a hidden charge of $39 on top and set this up as a monthly charge. The "technician" suggested blatantly obvious potential fixes like turning the oven off for 20 minutes, then suggested it could be various other parts that have failed...what, buy every part until it s fixed? straw clutching at best, AVOID!!!!