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Faults: Factory Defects in PCS: Css G9

The document outlines 10 common factory defects that can occur in PCs: 1) The computer won't start due to a failing power supply, 2) The screen is blank due to an issue with the connection between the computer and screen, 3) The operating system or software is unresponsive which may be due to a virus, and 4) Windows won't boot requiring reinstallation of the OS. Additional defects include a frozen screen requiring a reboot, the computer running slowly which can be addressed by cleaning files from the hard disk, strange noises from hardware malfunctions or fans, slow internet improved by clearing cookies and files, overheating from insufficient cooling that requires turning the computer off, and dropped internet connections often caused by bad cables or mode

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Faults: Factory Defects in PCS: Css G9

The document outlines 10 common factory defects that can occur in PCs: 1) The computer won't start due to a failing power supply, 2) The screen is blank due to an issue with the connection between the computer and screen, 3) The operating system or software is unresponsive which may be due to a virus, and 4) Windows won't boot requiring reinstallation of the OS. Additional defects include a frozen screen requiring a reboot, the computer running slowly which can be addressed by cleaning files from the hard disk, strange noises from hardware malfunctions or fans, slow internet improved by clearing cookies and files, overheating from insufficient cooling that requires turning the computer off, and dropped internet connections often caused by bad cables or mode

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Factory Defects in PCs


CSS G9
1. The Computer Won’t Start
•A computer that suddenly shuts off or has
difficulty starting up could have a failing
power supply.
Check that the computer is plugged into the
power point properly and, if that doesn’t work,
test the power point with another working
device to confirm whether or not there is
adequate power.
2. The Screen is Blank
•If the computer is on but the screen is blank,
there may be an issue with the connection
between the computer and the screen.
First, check to see if the monitor is plugged into
a power point and that the connection between
the monitor and computer hard drive is secure.
If the problem is on a laptop, then you may need
to get a professional to fix it as some of the
internal wires may be worn.
3. Abnormally Functioning OS or Software
•The operating system or other software is
unresponsive
Try restarting your computer and run a virus
scan.
To avoid having this happen, install reliable
anti-virus software.
4. Windows Won’t Boot
•If you are having troubles booting Windows,
then you may have to reinstall it with the
Windows recovery disk.
5. The Screen is Frozen
•When you computer freezes, you may have no
other option than to reboot and risk losing any
unsaved work.
•Freezes can be a sign of insufficient ram, registry
conflicts, corrupt or missing files, or spyware.
Press and hold the power button until the
computer turns off, then restart it and get to work
cleaning up the system so that it doesn’t freeze
again.
6. Computer is Slow
•If your computer is slower than normal, you
can often fix the problem simply by cleaning
the hard disk of unwanted files.
You can also install a firewall, anti-virus and
anti-spyware tools, and schedule regular
registry scans. External hard drives are great
storage solutions for overtaxed CPU’s, and
will help your computer run faster.
7. Strange Noises
•A lot of noise coming from your computer is
generally a sign of either hardware
malfunction or a noisy fan.
•Hard drives often make noise just before they
fail, so you may want to back up information
just in case, and fans are very easy to
replace.
8. Slow Internet
•To improve your Internet browser
performance, you need to clear cookies and
Internet temporary files frequently.
•In the Windows search bar, type ‘%temp%’
and hit enter to open the temporary files
folder.
9. Overheating
•If a computer case lacks a sufficient cooling
system, then the computer’s components may
start to generate excess heat during
operation.
•To avoid your computer burning itself out, turn
it off and let it rest if it’s getting hot.
•Additionally, you can check the fan to make
sure it’s working properly.
10. Dropped Internet Connections
•Dropped Internet connections can be very
frustrating.
•Often the problem is simple and may be
caused by a bad cable or phone line, which is
easy to fix.
•More serious problems include viruses, a bad
network card or modem, or a problem with the
driver.

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