Most problems can be fixed with simple steps. Try basic troubleshooting before using advanced methods.

Problem: Power button will not start the computer

Solution 1: Check if the power cord is securely plugged in.
Solution 2: Make sure the power outlet is working. Test it with another device like a lamp.
Solution 3: If using a surge protector, check if it is turned on. Try resetting it.



Solution 4: If using a laptop, charge the battery. Wait a few minutes and try again.

Problem: An application is running slowly

Solution 1: Close and reopen the application.
Solution 2: Update the application. Look for a "Check for Updates" option or search online.



Problem: An application is frozen

Solution 1: Force quit the application.

  • On PC: Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete and open Task Manager. Select the app and click End Task.

  • On Mac: Press Command+Option+Esc, select the app, and click Force Quit.
    Solution 2: Restart your computer.

Problem: All programs run slowly

Solution 1: Run a virus scan. Malware may slow down the system.



Solution 2: Free up hard drive space. Delete unused files or programs.
Solution 3 (PC only): Run Disk Defragmenter to optimize the hard drive.

Problem: The computer is frozen

Solution 1 (Windows only): Restart Windows Explorer in Task Manager.



Solution 2 (Mac only): Restart Finder using Force Quit.
Solution 3: Press and hold the Power button for 5-10 seconds to force shutdown.
Solution 4: If nothing works, unplug the power cable or remove the battery (laptops). Do this only as a last resort.

Problem: The mouse or keyboard is not working

Solution 1: If wired, check the connection.


Solution 2: If wireless, check if it's turned on and the batteries are charged.

Problem: No sound from the computer

Solution 1: Check the volume. Click the sound icon and adjust it.
Solution 2: Check the audio player settings. Increase volume if needed.
Solution 3: Make sure speakers are plugged in and turned on.
Solution 4: Try using headphones to test the sound.


Problem: The screen is blank

Solution 1: The computer may be in Sleep mode. Press a key or move the mouse.
Solution 2: Check if the monitor is plugged in and turned on.
Solution 3: Make sure the computer is powered on.
Solution 4: If using a desktop, check if the monitor cable is properly connected.


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