Computer Repair with Diagnostic Flowcharts Third Edition
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- Boot Failure Troubleshooting Poster ( 30" x 30" printable PDF). Zoom to 100% after it opens or you'll barely be able to read it! Poster not for sale, but you are authorized to print a copy for personal or classroom use. To print at full size requires an "E" size plotter or a large copy shop printer. My local copy shop charged $7.00 to print a copy.
Computer Hardware Repair & Diagnostic Flowchart | |
=> My Computer won't even turn on when I press the start button!=> PC turns on but shuts down right away, or stays on but nothing happens.=> My computer turns on but fails the POST (Power On Self Test).=> Unstable Power Supply .& more...Computer Repair Flowchart | |
Hard Drives & Partitions Errors Troubleshoot Flowchart | |
=> No System Disk Found or Boot Partition Errors!=> Boot Sector Not Found.=> NTLDR is Missing.=> Bad Sectors.& more...Hard Drive Troubleshoot Flowchart | |
Motherboard Troubleshoot & Diagnostic Flowchart | |
=> Defective RAM.=> Burned CPU.=> Hardware Conflict.=> Bad Adapters.& more...Motherboard Troubleshoot Flowchart | |
Video Card Troubleshoot Flowchart | |
=> Nothing on the screen.=> Wrong Settings, hardware conflicts.=> Faulty cables.=> Windows loads only in safe mode& more...Video card Troubleshoot Flowchart | |
Data Recovery | |
=> I NEED to Save / Recover my Data!=> Erased Partition & Data.=> Hard Drive not spinning up data recovery.Go to Data Recovery | |
Windows XP Reset | |
=> No POST (Power On Self Test) error, but my computer won't boot Windows XP
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Virus, Trojans & other Malwares | |
=> Free Antivirus Scan.
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Not Sure what the problem is, need a Systematic Hardware Test! | |
=> My computer is giving me Errors and crashes not sure why, I need to start with a
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Computer Repair Flowchart.
(Computer Repair Tricks, made as easy as 1, 2, 3, computer fixed!)
Welcome to Fixing my computer, theAbsolutely FREE computer repair guide. This site navigates you through a computer repair flowchart with one question at a time.
Fixing my Computer is designed to be as easy and complete as possible. It has two main (interconnected) sections:
Hardware problems (failure) andsoftware problems (including fixing devices & peripherals).
Follow the steps systematically to repair your computer specially in the Hardware section as SAFETY might become an issue.
Fixing my Computer is best suited for Personal Computers (PC) usingWindows Xp. Other computers can also be repaired using this site as a general guide. I do however recommend that you read your user manual first in order to be aware of your hardware specifications.
Fixing my Computer is designed to be as easy and complete as possible. It has two main (interconnected) sections:
Hardware problems (failure) andsoftware problems (including fixing devices & peripherals).
Follow the steps systematically to repair your computer specially in the Hardware section as SAFETY might become an issue.
Fixing my Computer is best suited for Personal Computers (PC) usingWindows Xp. Other computers can also be repaired using this site as a general guide. I do however recommend that you read your user manual first in order to be aware of your hardware specifications.
Can it fix my
computer?
(If nothing is damaged then most probably your computer can be repaired!)
Here are a few of the problems that can be fixed with the computer repair flowchart:
> blue screen problems.
> overheating & cooling solutions.
> OS locked up, password recovery.
> Unbootable systems.
> PC won't start at all.
> Keeps shuting down.
> not responding at all.
> Computer is freezing.
> Virus, worm, spyware, trojans,...
> Boot partition issues.
> Computer hanging & freezing.
> Windows Xp Troubleshoot.
> Devices not found.
> blue screen problems.
> overheating & cooling solutions.
> OS locked up, password recovery.
> Unbootable systems.
> PC won't start at all.
> Keeps shuting down.
> not responding at all.
> Computer is freezing.
> Virus, worm, spyware, trojans,...
> Boot partition issues.
> Computer hanging & freezing.
> Windows Xp Troubleshoot.
> Devices not found.
and much more...
Learn about your computer and save money by repairing it yourself!
Repairing a computer is not that technical when you know what the parts do. At first, you'll always need someone with more experience with PC to ask the questions that are tricky. But the most important thing is to learn where to find the right information. The good thing is that you have already started that process and you are already one step closer to get your computer repaired yourself!
Put Safety FIRST always (even when fixing your PC).
Repairing a computer is rather very safe. The only High Voltages is found in the power supply. There are few rules to adhere to, the first one being to use common sense. Make sure you follow this Computer repair guide thoroughly, in order to protect your safety, and hardware parts. The first step is a quick safety review specialized for computer repairs. Do not skip it! It might cost you your health or your computer (or both).
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