Common Computer Problems and Repairs
Infotech Computers brings you the most common computer problems with troubleshooting tips to assist you in resolving your technical woes.
Follow the simple and easy steps to fix these problems yourself.
But if you find yourself stuck and looking for professional help, feel free to reach out to us. We offer reliable computer repair services, including software, hardware, motherboard, and body repair.
Remember, you can prevent software issues by setting restore points, following proper care procedures, protecting against malware, and always being ready to format if the computer gets corrupted with malware or viruses.
**OPENING OR MODIFYING YOUR COMPUTER OR COMPONENTS MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTY**
If you have purchased your computer with us (or another seller), it’s best to first call customer support from wherever you purchased your computer to see if they can help before making any changes.
Let’s look at some of the most common problems with their tried and tested troubleshooting tips.
Solutions
Computer is Slow / Windows take Forever to Reboot
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The first thing you should do after setting up your PC is to install an antivirus with malware detection. Never compromise on security.
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Limit the number of startup applications and software. It will ease the load on your operating system.
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Try deleting the temporary files permanently from your computer. You can do so by opening the “Run” window by pressing Win + R, typing the “%temp%” command, and hitting enter. The folder opened will have all the temporary files; make sure you delete each one of them.You can also format your PC to improve the startup speed. Don’t worry; you can still keep your files if you want.
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If the issue is with any hardware component, the key is to identify it and get it replaced.
The Computer Keeps Crashing
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Identify the bug and remove it. If it is due to the old version of the software, try updating it.
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Install a premium and reliable antivirus that has malware detection capabilities.
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Install the required drivers.
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If the issue is hardware-related, you will have to identify and replace the failing component.
Blue/Green Screen of Death
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If the cause of the issue is corrupted drivers, update all the drivers or reinstall them to resolve the issue.
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If the cause of the issue is corrupted drivers, update all the drivers or reinstall them to resolve the issue.
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The simplest way to resolve the missing DLL files issue is to reinstall the software. You can also download the DLL files manually, but it’s a fairly technical process. It’s better to let the professionals handle it.
I/O Devices Not Working (Keyboard, Mouse, Printer, Speakers)
Unable to Connect to a Wifi Network
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Try using a Wi-Fi extender or bring the router closer to your setup.
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Troubleshoot the network adapters with a built-in troubleshooter. Right-click on the Wi-Fi icon and select “troubleshoot problems,” select the option “all network adapters,” and start your troubleshooting process.
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Update the firmware of the router. First, visit the manufacturer’s website and check for updates; if the newer version is available, then update it by following the steps mentioned on the page.
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Try switching the router off and switching it back on after 30 seconds.