Most scariest thing that can happen to your PC is that it won’t turn on at all. Nothing happens when you press the power button. The monitor light is on but the computer is dead.

Don’t panic, First! People who are faced with this kind of problem tend to worry that their important data may be lost. Your documents and photos are most likely safe but not accessible right now. This computer problem indicates that one of the hardware components has failed.

This can happen suddenly and without any visible cause. Sometimes, your computer will not start. Many factors can cause this problem.

The computer may attempt to load windows from removable media. Check and remove any CDs or DVDs, flash drives, memory cards, and USB flash drives. Take out any external hard drives or digital cameras. Restart your computer. If your computer fails again, there may be another problem. Hardware configuration problems may be the reason your desktop displays an error when it starts up. Problems with your motherboard, CPU, memory or graphic card could be the cause.

It can be two kind of problems causing computer to freeze and restart. The first and most likely problem is software (Window/Mac). System instability can be caused by viruses, Trojans and other adware. The system will restart itself if it detects a problem. This can be fixed by removing unwanted programs, spyware, updating drivers or reinstalling the operating system. Our computer engineers will diagnose the problem and fix your computer at home or work immediately.

Hardware problems are second and much more serious. Computer freezing and restarting can be caused by computer overheating.

“My computer keeps running slow and when I start it up my desktop takes forever to load. Help! What can I do for my computer to run faster? Sometimes I can’t get into my email and it takes forever for the site to show up”. 

Sounds familiar? Computers slow down over time. Computers become slow when redundant and corrupt files build up quickly.

Problem with peripherals can happen suddenly. Your printer, keyboard, or mouse worked fine yesterday. Today, your computer turns on and suddenly, your printer, keyboard, or mouse stop working. Most often, this issue can be traced to a driver problem. Try connecting the faulty device to another USB port. This can sometimes fix minor problems.

Hardware problems can also be the cause of problems. It is possible that your motherboard is at fault if none of the peripherals you have connected via USB do not work. Wifi printers that are not working can be caused by incorrect drivers or configurations of wi-fi routers.

You turn on desktop computer. It starts to work, and you can hear it start to load windows. However, your screen is blank or not showing anything. There are many reasons this might happen. Check your cables if you have recently moved your computer. Cables can become loose and not transmit the correct signal. You can connect Screen to another computer if the cables are in good condition. Perhaps your monitor is defective.

Sometimes, the Screen will not show up because of a faulty graphics card or other hardware. If the above steps have not solved your problem, contact us.