Having trouble with your computer? You've come to the right place. Even if you don't know a computer language (or don't want to), you can solve several common PC problems on your own, using the resources listed here.
Introduction
Today's Windows-based PCs make life easier than ever for both home enthusiasts and working professionals. But every piece of hardware and each software application you introduce to your system comes with its own unique requirements, and unfortunately, they don't always "play well" together.
From time to time, we've all encountered obstacles-devices that don't appear on your desktop, applications that won't run, or computers that refuse to start up. Luckily, there are several simple rules anyone can follow to quickly get back up to speed with a minimum of frustration. Here are several easy step-by-step guides that may help you solve most common dilemmas. Hopefully, you'll be happily clicking away again in minutes.
Locating the problem
Many issues can be resolved by simply checking to be sure that all of your plugs are connected properly. Once you are sure of that, try rebooting your system. Turn your computer off, and then back on a few seconds later.
Ask yourself if the problem is related to hardware, software, or the operating system (such as Windows XP or Windows Vista).
Introduction
Today's Windows-based PCs make life easier than ever for both home enthusiasts and working professionals. But every piece of hardware and each software application you introduce to your system comes with its own unique requirements, and unfortunately, they don't always "play well" together.
From time to time, we've all encountered obstacles-devices that don't appear on your desktop, applications that won't run, or computers that refuse to start up. Luckily, there are several simple rules anyone can follow to quickly get back up to speed with a minimum of frustration. Here are several easy step-by-step guides that may help you solve most common dilemmas. Hopefully, you'll be happily clicking away again in minutes.
Locating the problem
Many issues can be resolved by simply checking to be sure that all of your plugs are connected properly. Once you are sure of that, try rebooting your system. Turn your computer off, and then back on a few seconds later.
Ask yourself if the problem is related to hardware, software, or the operating system (such as Windows XP or Windows Vista).
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