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A computer that keeps freezing can make it difficult to work, browse the web, or use applications normally. The screen may become completely unresponsive, the…

A slow computer can turn simple tasks like opening a browser, launching an application, or switching between programs into a frustrating experience. Performance problems can…

Large files can quickly consume available storage on a Windows computer. Videos, software installers, backups, downloads, and application data can take up several gigabytes without…

Knowing how much storage space is available on your Windows computer is important for managing files, installing applications, downloading updates, and troubleshooting performance problems. When…

CPU usage shows how much of your computer’s processor is currently being used by Windows, applications, and background processes. Checking CPU usage is useful when…

RAM, or Random Access Memory, is one of the most important components affecting how your computer handles applications and multitasking. If you want to know…

Knowing your computer’s specifications can help you understand its hardware, troubleshoot problems, check software requirements, and determine whether your PC can handle a particular application…

When a computer develops a problem, it can be difficult to know where to start. A PC may become slow, freeze unexpectedly, crash, fail to…

When a computer starts behaving unexpectedly, the first step should not always be trying random fixes. Diagnosing computer problems means identifying the symptoms, narrowing down…

Computers can develop different problems during everyday use. Some issues are temporary and can be fixed with a simple restart, while others require more troubleshooting…