A brief guide where you can solve the most common computer issues yourself.

Troubleshooting Solving Computer Problems 

Solving Computer Problems Yourself  A brief guide whereby you can solve the most common computer issues yourself. Whether you are working at home or in the office computer, troubleshooting PC problems has become a part of everyday life. Even if you think your system is stable and secure, but there can be thousands of PC problems, such as hardware failure, various error messages, malicious software or many times only a cable luzz.

What will you do at such a time? Will you call an expert? But wait! Before you call PC Expert and pay for Tech Support, read this post.

Here I have collected some common PC problems, which are seen by many computer users. I have tried my best to give them solutions so that you can solve problems and save money and time.

Troubleshooting Solving Computer Problems 

 

1) Slow Computer:

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slow computer- Common PC Problems and their solutions This is the most common problem of all users. You will remember that time when you bought your PC, it was giving its best performance. But over time, the speed of the PC may be reduced. And it takes more time to boot, open files or folders, spend more time doing internet surfing, delay the response to the user's action, and some other tasks appear. However, there are some things you can do to increase the speed of the computer.

By following these few simple tips, you can increase the speed of the PC and improve its performance.

Go to my previous post "Quack Fix Tips That Can Boost Your Computer Speed" and follow some simple tips can increase the speed and performance of your PC.

2) The computer will not turn on:

Many times you press the power button and nothing happens and in truth, it's like a nightmare for any user. There may be two situations at such a time -

a) The computer shows no light:

If your computer is not turning on and there is no light on the front of the computer cabinet, even if the fan is not being run then surely there is one cord lose or the power supply of the PC is dead. Are.

Step 1: First of all, make sure all the plugs are firm in their socket.

Step 2: Check the power cord for a break or dame. If there are damages then change them.

Step 3: If both are OK, then the problem may be in the supply of electricity. Check the PC power supply (SMPS).

b) Computer Starts but Monitor Remains Blank:

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In the second case, the computer starts and the lights and fan are on, but the screen is blank and the PC does not even boot.

To troubleshoot this issue, try the following -

Step 1: Listen to the beep sound of the PC, if the PC is continuously giving a beep sound, then the RAM may be lurking inside the PC. Remove the RAM and press it again in the motherboard. If the RAM is OK then check the video or graphics card.

Step 2: If the Problems are not resolved with the steps above, troubleshoot the blanc monitors. Connect another monitor to the computer so that it is understandable in which device the problem is.

Step 3: Check video cable and video connectors. If the video cable is a break then replace it. Check that the video connector is straight or horizontal if the Kai Pean is screwed, make it straight.

Step 4: Reset or update the BIOS.

3) The Blue Screen of Death:

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Blue Screen of Death (or BSOD) is usually a blue screen error message that displays after a system crash. This is the worst error type of the computer and when this error message comes, it can be very frustrating. This error occurs from Windows 3.0 and 3.1 to the latest version of today. The blue screen error message is called Death because your computer is almost freezing and only a few times the system starts in Normal mode after a reboot.

There are many possible reasons for the blue screen of death coming to your computer. Here are some steps you can try.

Step 1: Usually there are blue screen error messages during windows update. If this message comes at the time of Windows updates, go to the previous version.

Step 2: Viruses can corrupt Windows files many times so that windows show this error message. Scans for viruses and malware.

Step 3: If this error occurs while using PC then RAM like PC's hardware can be damaged. Sometimes the new hardware connected to the PC may also be the reason. If you've recently connected new hardware to the PC, try removing it and turning on the PC.

Step 3: Many times, updating windows or all the device drivers causes an error of a blue screen.

Step 4: If you come in PC

Any software or hardware has changed or modified or installed new software or hardware, after which the blue screen errors are coming, then remove them.

Step 4: If the recent blue screen error is occurring on your PC, restart the computer and press 'F8' for the advanced options menu. Then select 'last known good configuration'. If this does not work, then do a system restore.

 

4) Computer hangs or freezes:

This is also a common problem with the PC. Many times this happens due to insufficient RAM of the PC. First of all, check that your PC has enough RAM.

When you are not giving a response, follow the steps of the following -

Method 1: At Startup

The most common reasons for hanging on PC startup are:

If an external device is connected to PC then disconnect it and start the PC.

Updating PC firmware and device drivers should be your first action. Many times this update resolves the problem of PC hang.

If you have recently changed the PC in PC, after which the PC is hanging, then use System Restore to solve this problem.

Method 2: Random Hang

If your PC is hanging randomly, then this may be due to the damaged system files, software compatibility, or the Damage Registry. You can repair system files using the System Update Readiness tool, the Deployment Image Servicing, and Management (DISM) tool, or System File Checker (SFC).

If you have recently installed software or driver and after that, the PC is hanging, then remove this software or driver. Simultaneously, you can bring the PC to the working state using System Restore.

If the registry is damaged then restore the system to restore or refresh the system.

 

Method 3: Due to Hardware Issues

If Chkdsk is running while starting Windows this may be a sign of hard disk failure. Allow Windows to check the disk so that it can repair file system error, but this can take a long time. Run Chkdsk from the command prompt utility to manually check the hard disk. If this does not solve the problem then the time has come to replace the hard disk.