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NakNak
3 years ago

Slow Performance

You may start to notice slower performance in applications you use every day. That’s likely a problem stemming from your operating system. Typically, this is a result of fragmentation on your C drive (C:). It’s not a big problem – easily resolved by doing some basic software cleanup. Run a quick sys
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NakNak
3 years ago

Screen Display Is Truncated or Has Low Resolution

If you restart your computer and see that the resolution has changed or desktop icons and texts are truncated, it’s usually related to your graphics card. Many times, you simply need to update your graphics drivers. If you know the brand or model of your card, you can go to the manufacturer’s websit
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NakNak
3 years ago

Internet Browsing Is Slow or Unresponsive

If your internet is slow or unresponsive, it could be a combination of software and hardware issues. But if you’ve already checked that your WiFi or LAN network connection is active and strong, the lag could result from conflicts in the IP address registration. That can be fixed by rebooting your mo
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NakNak
3 years ago

pc blue screen salution

Solution 1: Performing a System Restore One of the easiest ways to get rid of the athwbx.sys BSOD error is by going back to a previous system restore point where everything in your PC is working perfectly. Do not worry about losing your personal files because this solution won’t affect them. However
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NakNak
3 years ago

Why do programs keep “not responding”?

1. Problematic Software If your Windows doesn’t respond, your software might be the main culprit.
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NakNak
3 years ago

how to restart wifi

1.Unplug the power cord from the back of the modem and remove any batteries. 2.Unplug the power cord from the WiFi router. 3.Wait at least one minute, then reinsert any batteries and reconnect power to the modem. 4.Wait at least two minutes to allow the modem to power up.  
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