Although many of our common computer issues are solved by IT professionals, there are other small, but common computer problems, that occur on a regular basis which can be solved on our own. IT experts are out there for help and assistance, but sometimes we can take care of common computer problems ourselves. The following are the most common computer problems that you can handle yourself:

• The computer won’t start

Sometimes, you may notice that suddenly your computer shuts off, or won’t start. Don’t panic; check whether the computer is properly plugged or not, and if that doesn’t work, test the power point with another working device to confirm that there is sufficient power or not.

• The screen is blank

If the computer is on and the screen is blank, then there may be an issue with the connection between the screen and the computer. First, check to see if the monitor is plugged into a PowerPoint and that the connection between the monitor and the computer hard drive is secure. If there is a problem with the laptop, then you may need to look for a computer servicing business to help you.

• Abnormally functioning operating system or software

Run a virus scan when you notice that there is abnormal functioning of the operating system or software. You can also try to restart, and then install anti-virus software if you do not have it in your system.

• Windows won’t boot

If you are having troubleshooting with windows, then you just might need to reinstall it with the help of a windows recovery disk.

• The screen is frozen

When your screen freezes, you may have to reboot the system. When the screen freezes, it is generally not a good sign. Try to press and hold the power button until the computer turns off, then restart it and then get to work cleaning up the system. If this doesn’t work, then you can rely on computer help Melbourne for further assistance.

• Computer is slow

If you notice that your computer is slower than normal, then you can simply clean up the hard disk of unwanted files. External hard drives make great storage and will help your system run more efficiently. You can also install a firewall, anti-spyware tools, antivirus tools, and schedule regular registry scans to keep your system in check.

• Strange noises

A lot of strange noises from your computer may be a sign of either a noisy fan or a hardware malfunction. Fans are easy to replace, but when it comes to hardware, you might just need a backup. Search for computer support Melbourne on Google to fix up the issues.

• Slow Internet

To improve the performance of your Internet browser, all you need to do is to regularly clear the cookies and the temporary files.

• Overheating

If a computer case lacks a sufficient cooling system, then the components of the computer may start to generate excess heat during its operation. To avoid this issue, you can simply turn it off and let it rest until the laptop has cooled down. You can also check the fan to determine whether it is working properly or not.

• Dropped Internet connections

Dropped Internet connections are very irritating. Usually, the problem is simple and may be caused by a bad phone line or cable line; which is easy to fix. More serious problems include a bad network card or modem, viruses, or a problem with the driver and if this is the case, you will need the help of a computer technician to fix it.

These are some of the most common computer problems that can be solved by you, but if the issues are not resolved, then you might need to contact a local computer technician to help you. For any further computer problems, give us a call at  1300 016 017. We will be there for immediate computer support, and we will be more than happy to guide you further with all your computer issues.