Category Troubleshooting

If your Windows laptop screen flickers randomly — especially when moving the lid, opening apps, or after an update — the problem is almost always software or a loose display connection. In most cases, it can be fixed without replacing…

Does your Windows laptop randomly freeze for 2–10 seconds and then continue like nothing happened? The mouse stops, apps hang, audio may glitch — and then everything unfreezes. This is a very common Windows issue and in most cases it’s…

If your Windows laptop refuses to wake up from sleep, shows a black screen, or only responds after a forced restart, you’re dealing with a very common Windows power management issue. This problem usually isn’t hardware failure — it’s caused…

If your Windows laptop refuses to go to sleep — or wakes up randomly after a few minutes — you’re not alone. This issue is extremely common on Windows 10 and 11 and is almost always caused by software, drivers,…

An Ethernet connection should be faster and more stable than Wi-Fi, so when your PC says “Connected” but websites won’t load, it’s especially frustrating. The good news: this problem is almost always caused by Windows network settings, drivers, or DNS…

A laptop touchpad that suddenly stops responding can feel like a hardware failure — but in most cases, it’s a simple Windows setting, driver issue, or accidental shortcut. Before assuming your touchpad is broken, go through these fixes in order.…

A Windows update is supposed to improve performance and security — but sometimes it does the opposite. If your laptop became slow right after an update, you’re not alone. This usually happens due to background processes, driver conflicts, or new…

Your Ethernet cable shows as connected, but there’s still no internet access? This issue is common on Windows laptops and desktops, and it’s usually caused by network configuration problems rather than faulty hardware. Follow these fixes in order — most…

If your laptop fan is constantly running—even when you’re not doing anything demanding—it’s usually a sign that something in the background is forcing your system to work harder than it should. While loud fans are often associated with gaming or…

Bluetooth headphones or speakers show as connected, but there’s no sound at all? This is a very common Windows issue and it usually has nothing to do with broken hardware. In most cases, Windows is simply sending audio to the…