Computer errors are very common and most of the time they
are easy to fix. The first thing I ask people when they come
to me about a computer error is, "Have you tried restarting
the computer?" I know it sounds like a stupid question, but
sometimes people don't think of this. They just continue to
try to get the computer to do what they want.
If you are having a problem with something like the printer
not printing or you can't connect to the internet, the first
thing to try is a reboot. If you leave your computer on 24/7
without restarting it, it may eventually get temperamental. It
will throw a tantrum and refuse to do what you ask of it.
Give your computer a break and shut it down when you are
not using it. This will save on your electric bill too. That is
always a plus, right?
If you restarted your computer by clicking restart and it
didn't fix the problem, then shut down the computer and
then turn it back on. If neither of these things fixes the
problem then the next thing to do will depend on the actual
problem. Below I will list several common problems and
how you might be able to fix them.

1. Computer won't power up - Try plugging the computer
into another outlet. Sometimes for some reason or another,
the outlet that the computer is plugged into will cause
interference or just isn't working correctly.
If you don't hear any fans running when you start the
computer up, then you may need a new power supply or
worse, a new motherboard.

2. A pop up constantly pops up on your computer telling
you that you have a virus - Do not download this software.
It is a scam. You will need to use a anti-spyware program
to remove the malware that is causing this problem. Spybot
and Malwarebytes are free and work pretty well. If anti-
spyware doesn't work then you may need a program that is
specifically made to remove it. If you can see the name of
the software in the pop up, you can Google the name and
find a remover for it. Or you can Google the message that
you get and find it that way.

3. A program has frozen up and won't close - On the
keyboard, hold down the ctrl , alt and delete keys (in that
order) and quickly release them. The task manager will
open. Click on the processes tab and find the name of the
program that is frozen. Click on it and then click on the end
process button at the bottom right side of the window. You
can use the application tab to remove it, but usually it
won't work unless you close it from the processes tab.

4. Software you just installed won't load - This could be a
compatibility problem. If you installed software that is
normally meant to run on Windows XP and you have
Windows 7, then it may not run. Try this before uninstalling
it. Find the software icon on your desktop (if there isn't an
icon, then make a shortcut for the software on your
desktop). Right click the icon and choose properties. Now
click on the compatibility tab near the top of the window.
Put a check mark beside "run the program in compatibility
mode" and choose which Windows operating system it
needs to run under. Click OK.
Try running the software again and if it doesn't work, you
may need to run the program under administrative rights.
Go back to the properties window and at the bottom put a
check beside "run this program as an administrator". If you
are not the administrator of the computer, then you might
not be able to choose this option.

5. "Blue Screen of Death" (Stop Error) - This is an error that
shows up on your computer as a blue screen with white
letters. It tends to freak people out a little, I know it did me
the first time I saw it. This is just an error message that
stops windows from running. Pay attention to the code that
shows up with the error and research it to find out exactly
what the error is from.
Restarting your computer could fix this error. If it shows up
every time you start your computer, then you may have a
hardware problem. For instance, faulty memory (ram) could
cause this error. A corrupt windows file could also bring up
this error and you may need to reinstall Windows or run
Windows repair. Here is a link to read more about Windows
Startup Repair .

6. No internet connection (wired) - This could be caused by
several things. First, make sure all of your connections to
your modem, router and computer are securely connected. If
these are all connected properly, unplug the modem, router
and the Ethernet wire from the computer and wait 30
seconds. Plug everything back in starting with the modem.
Wait for the modem to load and then plug the router back in.
After those are running, plug the Ethernet wire back into the
computer.
If that didn't work, you can right-click your internet icon and
choose diagnose and repair. If that option isn't there, right-
click it and chose "open network and sharing center". Click
on the name of your internet connection and then click on
diagnose. A window will pop that will try to figure out why
you can't connect. Sometimes this works, but I have found
that most of the time it doesn't.
If the above options don't work, unplug the modem, router
and shut down the computer. Unplug the power connector
and Ethernet wire from the computer. Hold down the power
button on the computer for 30 seconds. Plug the modem
and router back in and wait for them to load. Plug the
Ethernet and power wire back into the computer. Boot it up
and see if your internet is working. If so, do the happy
dance. If not, then you may need to replace your Ethernet
wire. If you have replaced the wire then contact your
internet provider and ask them if there is a problem. It could
be that you have a faulty modem or router. It could also be
that you will need to replace your Ethernet card.
If you have a laptop with a wireless connection and
restarting your computer didn't work, then try the first two
fixes mentioned above. If that doesn't work, try
disconnecting it from the internet through the laptop. If you
have a wireless switch, turn it off for a few seconds and
then turn it back on. You can also disconnect through the
icon in the system tray. Click the internet icon and choose
disconnect. Reconnect to the internet and see if it is
working. If the above tips don't work, call your internet
provider.

7. Your computer constantly freezes up, restarts by itself or
just shuts down on its own - This is usually caused by a
hardware problem, viruses, spyware or corrupt files. The
best way to try to fix these problems is to update your anti-
virus and spyware software and run a check with each one
(not at the same time). If the problem is corrupt files, you
can run the Windows repair software. If it is a hardware
problem, you may need to call the repair man.
Regular maintenance is the best way to keep your computer
running correctly. You need to keep your antivirus and anti-
spyware software up to date and always running. You can
also run defrag to help your computer run more efficiently.
Read more about defragging here . Make sure that you
aren't using a high percentage of your hard drive space.
Windows needs room to run smoothly. Also make sure there
aren't a lot of unnecessary programs running when your
computer starts up. If you are using a lot of memory to run
programs then your computer may lag and freeze up. You
can use Task Manager to see how much memory your
programs are using. Just click on the performance tab.

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xaliujokes: Computer errors are very common and most of the time they
are easy to fix. The first thing I ask people when they come
to me about a computer error is, "Have you tried restarting
the computer?" I know it sounds like a stupid question, but
sometimes people don't think of this. They just continue to
try to get the computer to do what they want.
If you are having a problem with something like the printer
not printing or you can't connect to the internet, the first
thing to try is a reboot. If you leave your computer on 24/7
without restarting it, it may eventually get temperamental. It
will throw a tantrum and refuse to do what you ask of it.
Give your computer a break and shut it down when you are
not using it. This will save on your electric bill too. That is
always a plus, right?
If you restarted your computer by clicking restart and it
didn't fix the problem, then shut down the computer and
then turn it back on. If neither of these things fixes the
problem then the next thing to do will depend on the actual
problem. Below I will list several common problems and
how you might be able to fix them.

1. Computer won't power up - Try plugging the computer
into another outlet. Sometimes for some reason or another,
the outlet that the computer is plugged into will cause
interference or just isn't working correctly.
If you don't hear any fans running when you start the
computer up, then you may need a new power supply or
worse, a new motherboard.

2. A pop up constantly pops up on your computer telling
you that you have a virus - Do not download this software.
It is a scam. You will need to use a anti-spyware program
to remove the malware that is causing this problem. Spybot
and Malwarebytes are free and work pretty well. If anti-
spyware doesn't work then you may need a program that is
specifically made to remove it. If you can see the name of
the software in the pop up, you can Google the name and
find a remover for it. Or you can Google the message that
you get and find it that way.

3. A program has frozen up and won't close - On the
keyboard, hold down the ctrl , alt and delete keys (in that
order) and quickly release them. The task manager will
open. Click on the processes tab and find the name of the
program that is frozen. Click on it and then click on the end
process button at the bottom right side of the window. You
can use the application tab to remove it, but usually it
won't work unless you close it from the processes tab.

4. Software you just installed won't load - This could be a
compatibility problem. If you installed software that is
normally meant to run on Windows XP and you have
Windows 7, then it may not run. Try this before uninstalling
it. Find the software icon on your desktop (if there isn't an
icon, then make a shortcut for the software on your
desktop). Right click the icon and choose properties. Now
click on the compatibility tab near the top of the window.
Put a check mark beside "run the program in compatibility
mode" and choose which Windows operating system it
needs to run under. Click OK.
Try running the software again and if it doesn't work, you
may need to run the program under administrative rights.
Go back to the properties window and at the bottom put a
check beside "run this program as an administrator". If you
are not the administrator of the computer, then you might
not be able to choose this option.

5. "Blue Screen of Death" (Stop Error) - This is an error that
shows up on your computer as a blue screen with white
letters. It tends to freak people out a little, I know it did me
the first time I saw it. This is just an error message that
stops windows from running. Pay attention to the code that
shows up with the error and research it to find out exactly
what the error is from.
Restarting your computer could fix this error. If it shows up
every time you start your computer, then you may have a
hardware problem. For instance, faulty memory (ram) could
cause this error. A corrupt windows file could also bring up
this error and you may need to reinstall Windows or run
Windows repair. Here is a link to read more about Windows
Startup Repair .

6. No internet connection (wired) - This could be caused by
several things. First, make sure all of your connections to
your modem, router and computer are securely connected. If
these are all connected properly, unplug the modem, router
and the Ethernet wire from the computer and wait 30
seconds. Plug everything back in starting with the modem.
Wait for the modem to load and then plug the router back in.
After those are running, plug the Ethernet wire back into the
computer.
If that didn't work, you can right-click your internet icon and
choose diagnose and repair. If that option isn't there, right-
click it and chose "open network and sharing center". Click
on the name of your internet connection and then click on
diagnose. A window will pop that will try to figure out why
you can't connect. Sometimes this works, but I have found
that most of the time it doesn't.
If the above options don't work, unplug the modem, router
and shut down the computer. Unplug the power connector
and Ethernet wire from the computer. Hold down the power
button on the computer for 30 seconds. Plug the modem
and router back in and wait for them to load. Plug the
Ethernet and power wire back into the computer. Boot it up
and see if your internet is working. If so, do the happy
dance. If not, then you may need to replace your Ethernet
wire. If you have replaced the wire then contact your
internet provider and ask them if there is a problem. It could
be that you have a faulty modem or router. It could also be
that you will need to replace your Ethernet card.
If you have a laptop with a wireless connection and
restarting your computer didn't work, then try the first two
fixes mentioned above. If that doesn't work, try
disconnecting it from the internet through the laptop. If you
have a wireless switch, turn it off for a few seconds and
then turn it back on. You can also disconnect through the
icon in the system tray. Click the internet icon and choose
disconnect. Reconnect to the internet and see if it is
working. If the above tips don't work, call your internet
provider.

7. Your computer constantly freezes up, restarts by itself or
just shuts down on its own - This is usually caused by a
hardware problem, viruses, spyware or corrupt files. The
best way to try to fix these problems is to update your anti-
virus and spyware software and run a check with each one
(not at the same time). If the problem is corrupt files, you
can run the Windows repair software. If it is a hardware
problem, you may need to call the repair man.
Regular maintenance is the best way to keep your computer
running correctly. You need to keep your antivirus and anti-
spyware software up to date and always running. You can
also run defrag to help your computer run more efficiently.
Read more about defragging here . Make sure that you
aren't using a high percentage of your hard drive space.
Windows needs room to run smoothly. Also make sure there
aren't a lot of unnecessary programs running when your
computer starts up. If you are using a lot of memory to run
programs then your computer may lag and freeze up. You
can use Task Manager to see how much memory your
programs are using. Just click on the performance tab.

- See more at: http://www.xaliuarena.com/2014/08/7-computer-errors-and-fixes-to-try.html#sthash.dfisnNik.dpuf

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