COMPUTER REPAIR RESOURCES, DIY TIPS & TOOLS

I’m suf­fer­ing from a very slow pc for a few days now, have received a lot of advice on how to make my lap­top faster, very lit­tle of them has helped. please give advice of some good tool or method on the inter­net to make my pc faster.. Thank you

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The first per­sonal com­put­ers were made avail­able in the 1970s and were so sim­plis­tic that they were sold in kits, which could eas­ily be put together by the con­sumer. The famous Apple-​​​​1 was the first per­sonal com­puter to come with a fully assem­bled cir­cuit board. How­ever, one still had to pro­vide a case, power sup­ply, key­board, and dis­play for their Apple-​​​​1. When com­par­ing today’s per­sonal com­put­ers to the first mod­els, one can see how advanced com­puter tech­nol­ogy has become over a short period of time. For instance, giga­bytes, MP3’s, AVI’s, USB’s, UPS’s and dual cores are terms that never […]

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Lap­tops & note­books do have some seri­ous draw­backs, though. A lap­top will always cost more than a com­pa­ra­ble desk­top. In addi­tion, lap­tops will never per­form as well as an equally rated desk­top. Lastly, note­book repair always cost more than desk­top repairs.

In gen­eral, lap­tops will always cost more than a desk­top sys­tem when repairs become nec­es­sary. Most desk­top sys­tems, even the branded ones, use fairly uni­ver­sal parts. With a few mod­i­fi­ca­tions, an off the shelf ATX desk­top moth­er­board can be fit­ted to prac­ti­cally any name brand com­puter. Lap­top man­u­fac­tures, how­ever, never devel­oped any kind of stan­dard. In fact, it’s not […]

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A fre­quent occur­rence of pop-​​​​ups can be highly annoy­ing. It can be due to an unin­ten­tional click on any adver­tise­ment dis­played on any web­site. It can also be a mode car­ry­ing virus in it. So, you should be care­ful while han­dling these errors. Other frus­trat­ing com­puter prob­lems or errors are the blue screen errors that typ­i­cally hap­pen because of device dri­ver con­flicts. It can bring your com­put­ing to a halt. Although blue screen errors can occur because of dif­fer­ent things, one of the first things to con­sider when fix­ing this type of error is to think about what has changed […]

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There is noth­ing bet­ter than a brand new com­puter. Every­thing runs smoothly and the com­puter per­forms its tasks quickly and effi­ciently. If your com­puter is a few months or even a few years old, you may miss that time when your com­puter was new. You may find that your com­puter some­times becomes frozen or sim­ply hangs. It may take for­ever to exe­cute a pro­gram or it may even crash cer­tain pro­grams reg­u­larly. You may think these are the symp­toms of an old com­puter but what you may not be aware of is that all the prob­lems described here can be […]

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Trou­bleshoot­ing com­puter prob­lems can be time con­sum­ing if you don’t fol­low a plan. You need to have some idea of what you are trou­bleshoot­ing for if you have any hope of dis­cov­er­ing what the problem is!

Com­puter fail­ure comes in many shapes and sizes. There are the fairly easy ones and there are the very dif­fi­cult ones. Learn­ing to know which type it is likely to be will save you time and make trou­bleshoot­ing prob­lems a whole lot easier.

The most seri­ous of prob­lems are prob­a­bly those con­cern­ing hard­ware. When you hear the omi­nous repeat­ing click sound of a hard disk […]

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I am look­ing for a book that teaches repair, net­work­ing and any other com­puter things for a real begin­ner. I do not like the “dum­mies” books. I want some­thing with a good glosarry because I don’t know much of the ter­mi­nol­ogy. For instance I don’t know what a video card does, I assume it has some­thing to do with the video. What­ever help you can offer I greatly appreciate.

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In the ideal sit­u­a­tion, you buy a com­puter, install it and use it smoothly. Unfor­tu­nately, this is often not the case. Every­body will receive some error mes­sages some­times or some unex­plained fail­ures. Should you call in a com­puter tech­ni­cian imme­di­ately or are there a few things that you should try by your­self to solve the prob­lem? It depends on the case. When you see a mes­sage say­ing that you have a moth­er­board fail­ure, it is def­i­nitely time to call in the IT and not try to solve it on your own. A few smaller issues, though, could prob­a­bly be easily […]

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A work­ing com­puter sta­tion has two major com­po­nents – hard­ware and soft­ware. Hard­ware is the phys­i­cal part of the sys­tem. This term is used for almost all kind of tech­nol­ogy that is phys­i­cal and oper­ates on an elec­tronic level. Soft­ware is all the pro­grams installed on the sys­tem in order for us to work with it. It is com­pound by a base pro­gram called oper­a­tion sys­tem and other pro­grams sim­ply called pro­grams or with the gen­eral term – software.

When we talk about com­puter repair­ing we usu­ally refer to both – soft­ware and hard­ware. We cannot […]

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How to Make My Com­puter PC as Good or as Fast as New: Com­puter Repair Tool to Revive Slow Dead PC

One of the most frus­trat­ing things in life is a slow computer. 

Every few years, we buy an expen­sive new PC and love how fast it starts up, runs pro­grams, and loads web sites. Inevitably, though it starts to slow down, until even­tu­ally we are pulling our hair out wait­ing for it to do routine tasks. 

Why is this? It turns out the answer is actu­ally quite sim­ple and you don’t even need to be “tech­ni­cal” to under­stand the causes and solutions. 

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