COMMON HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE ISSUES IN COMPUTERS

Here are some common hardware issues of a computer and how to fix them:

1) Overheating: Overheating can cause your computer to slow down and even crash. It can also damage your computer’s components. To fix this issue, you can try the following:

Clean the dust from your computer’s fans and vents.
Make sure your computer is in a well-ventilated area.
Use a cooling pad to keep your computer cool.
Check if your computer’s cooling system is working properly.

2) Dysfunctional USB port: If your USB port stops working, it’s not necessary that it’s broken. Below are some solutions that can fix this issue:

Restart your computer.
Uninstall the driver of the USB port and then restart your computer. Windows will automatically reinstall the drivers and fix any driver issues. = Disable USB selective suspend setting in Windows power options.

3) PC keeps disconnecting from WiFi: If your Wi-Fi is working fine but your PC keeps disconnecting from it, then your PC’s network card may not be receiving full power. You need to disable the power saver option in the Advanced settings of the Power Options.

4) Blue screen of death: This error message appears when your computer encounters a critical error. To fix this issue, you can try the following:

Restart your computer.
Check if your computer’s hardware is working properly.
Update your computer’s drivers.
Scan your computer for malware.
Slow performance: If your computer is running slow, you can try the following:
Close any unnecessary programs.
Delete any unnecessary files.
Run a virus scan.
Check if your computer’s hardware is working properly.

Here are some common software issues of a computer and how to fix them:

1) Slow performance: If your computer is running slow, you can try the following:

Close any unnecessary programs.
Delete any unnecessary files.
Run a virus scan.
Check if your computer’s hardware is working properly.

2) Programs not responding: If a program stops responding, you can try the following:

Wait for a few minutes to see if the program starts responding again.
Close the program using the Task Manager.
Restart your computer.

3) Virus or malware infection: If your computer is infected with a virus or malware, you can try the following:

Run a virus scan using your antivirus software. Install an anti-malware program and run a scan.
Use System Restore to restore your computer to a previous state.

4) Driver issues: If your computer’s drivers are outdated or corrupted, you can try the following: