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My Windows Computer Won't Turn on, Why?
I am having a serious issue where my computer will not turn on at all. When I press the power button, absolutely nothing happens—no fans spin, no lights come on, no beeping sounds, and the screen remains completely black. I have already tried checking the power cable to make sure it is plugged in securely, tested the wall outlet with another device to confirm it is working, and even tried a different power cord, but the computer still shows no signs of life. I also attempted to hold the power button down for thirty seconds to drain any residual charge, but that did nothing either. Has anyone else experienced a complete failure to power on like this, and is there anything else I can try before assuming the power supply or motherboard has died? Any step-by-step troubleshooting advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.How to dwindling Free Space Windows 10?
My Windows 10 PC keeps losing free disk space even though I am not downloading or installing anything new. The available space on my C drive slowly drops by several gigabytes over the course of a day, and I have already run Disk Cleanup and deleted temporary files but the space keeps disappearing. When I use a disk space analyzer I can see that a system folder like WinSxS or SoftwareDistribution keeps growing in size. I suspect Windows Update might be downloading the same failed update repeatedly in the background which would explain both the dwindling space and the separate issue where a particular update has failed to install for the second time in a row. Has anyone else seen this pattern and found a way to stop the space from vanishing while also fixing the stuck Windows Update that keeps redownloading itself over and over again without having to disable updates completely or reinstall the entire operating system from scratch?
how to completely change windows 10 language to English
hi every one, i have changed display language to English but it did not completely change to English ,i still get settings in Arabic so my default language is English i am using windows 10 version 1909(OS build 18363.418) how to completely change windows to English thanks in advanced
Win10 auto-scroll & auto-zoom issue help
For the past few days, my Windows 10 laptop has been behaving strangely with what I can only describe as an auto-scroll and auto-zoom issue. Whenever I'm browsing a webpage, working in a document, or even just looking at my desktop, the screen will suddenly start scrolling downward on its own or zoom in and out randomly as if someone else is controlling the mouse, and this happens even when I'm not touching the keyboard, trackpad, or an external mouse. I've already tried restarting my computer and checking for driver updates, but nothing has fixed it. Has anyone else experienced this glitch and found a solution? Thank you in advance for any help you can offer.What to do if Keyboard not working on HP Laptop
I am experiencing an issue where the keyboard on my HP laptop is not working at all, and I am unsure what steps to take to fix it. The keyboard was functioning normally earlier, but suddenly it stopped responding, and I have tried restarting the laptop without success. I am looking for troubleshooting tips or solutions to get my keyboard working again so I can continue using my laptop without issues.What to do if High Windows CPU Usage?
My Windows computer is experiencing very high CPU usage that stays at 90 to 100 percent constantly even when I have no applications open. The system becomes sluggish and unresponsive and the fans run loudly all the time. I have checked Task Manager but the processes listed don't seem to add up to the total usage percentage being reported. This happens after startup and continues for hours without stopping. I have already scanned for viruses and updated my drivers but nothing has fixed the problem. What steps should I take to identify which process or service is actually causing this high CPU usage on Windows 10 and how can I permanently resolve this issue?I Cannot Disable Windows Hypervisor, why?
I am trying to disable Windows Hypervisor on my computer so I can run other virtualization software like VMware or Virtual Box, but the option is grayed out in Windows Features and every command I try in PowerShell seems to fail or tells me the hypervisor is still running. I have already turned off Hyper-V, disabled Virtual Machine Platform, and checked my BIOS settings for virtualization, but whenever I run systeminfo in the command prompt, it still says "Hyper-V Requirements: A hypervisor has been detected." Has anyone found a reliable way to completely remove or disable the Windows Hypervisor without having to reinstall Windows from scratch? Any step-by-step advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
My USB stick not working on Windows 11
Where my USB stick is not being recognized or functioning properly when I plug it into my computer. Despite trying multiple USB ports and restarting my device, the drive does not show up in File Explorer or Disk Management, and I am unable to access or transfer any files. The USB stick used to work fine, but now it seems completely unresponsive, and the computer does not detect it at all. I have also tested the USB stick on other computers, and it still does not work, indicating that the problem might be with the drive itself rather than the computer. I am looking for advice on how to troubleshoot this issue, recover data if possible, or fix the USB stick so it can be used again. Any suggestions or solutions would be greatly appreciated.
The computer repair shop cheated me
After I got home, now the computer has a problem every time it starts up three times. But clicking and loading content (such as entering a password) are extremely slow. Sometimes even after entering the password, the computer will directly go into a black screen, with only the mouse pointer visible. All the RGB lights and accessories of the computer are on, but I can't control them. So what should I do? Does anyone know exactly what's wrong with the computer?Windows System Will Not Go To Sleep
I am having a frustrating issue where my Windows computer will not go to sleep no matter what I try. When I click on the Sleep option from the Start menu, the screen might turn off for a second, but then the computer immediately wakes back up or just stays on with the fans still running and the power light still solid. I have already checked my power settings in Control Panel, made sure that no devices like my mouse or keyboard are allowed to wake the system, and even run the powercfg -lastwake command in the terminal, which showed something about a network adapter waking the PC. Has anyone else dealt with this problem, and what step-by-step solution finally fixed it for you? I would really appreciate any advice you can offer. Thank you.
How to fix: kb5086672 breaks network?
After installing update KB5086672 on Windows 11, my network connection completely stopped working. The update shows as installed successfully but my PC cannot detect any Wi-Fi networks or connect via Ethernet, even though other devices on the same router work fine. I have already tried restarting my PC and router, running the network troubleshooter, and resetting network settings, but nothing has brought back connectivity. Rolling back the update immediately restores network functionality, so the update is definitely the cause. On a separate note I am also dealing with another Windows update that has failed to install for the second time in a row, always rolling back at around 75 percent. Has anyone found a permanent fix for KB5086672 breaking the network stack without having to uninstall and hide the update permanently? Any help would be greatly appreciated.Windows 11 magnifier broken
Randomly you launch the magnifier, and immediately your PC slows to a crawl, almost frozen, can't move the mouse, it only updates its position once every three or four seconds. Then after about twenty seconds, the PC goes back to normal, except the magnifier will not launch at all, even through settings, the button does nothing. It persist with a reboot - If you try to launch the magnifier, it happens again. this problem occurs with all nvidia driver updates since Feb this year.The Wi-Fi of this computer has been turned off
I'm experiencing an issue where the Wi-Fi connection suddenly disappears on my computer, and I am unable to connect to the internet wirelessly. Despite restarting my router and checking other devices, only this computer seems to have lost its Wi-Fi functionality, and I don't know how to resolve the problem or get my Wi-Fi back on this device.How can I reduce JPEG file size in KB on Windows 11 without losing quality?
I have hundreds of JPEG images on my Windows 11 PC that I need to make smaller in file size (KB). The images are currently too large to upload to a website and email, and I plan to reduce their size while still keeping them clear enough to view. Honestly, I'm not very experienced with image editing, so I'm looking for a simple and safe method to decrease the size of jpeg file below 100kb if possible. Not sure if Windows 11 has a built-in tool for compressing JPEG files, or if I should use Paint, Photos app, or a third-party program. What is the easiest way to reduce jpeg file size in kb on Windows 11? Is resizing the image, changing quality settings, or using compression software the best approach?How can I compress a video file for email on Windows 10?
The outlook app says the video size is too large and I can't send the video via email. The video is recorded as MP4 with the Snipping Tool in Windows 10. I have to compress the video file before sending. Is there any simple way to let me compress a video for email while still keeping acceptable quality. I'm not very experienced with video editing tools, so not sure what the easiest option is on Windows 10. I heard video compression software is the best fit , but I don't know which one is the best or easiest for a beginner. What How can I compress a video on Windows 10 so it can be sent via email?
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