Troubleshooting is the process of identifying, analyzing, and resolving problems or issues that occur with a computer system, software application, or hardware device. Troubleshooting involves using various techniques and tools to diagnose the cause of the problem, such as running diagnostic tests, checking system logs, and using specialized software. Once the problem has been identified, troubleshooting typically involves implementing a solution or workaround, such as reinstalling software, updating drivers, or replacing hardware components. Troubleshooting is an important skill for IT professionals, system administrators, and advanced users, as it allows them to maintain the performance and reliability of their computer systems. Troubleshooting can also be performed by end-users to resolve common issues, such as connectivity problems, software errors, and system crashes.
Windows 11 and 10 equips with an essential image viewer and editor application known as the Photos app. If the Photos program is not working on your computer, this gearupwindows article will help repair and reset it. Using the Photos application, you can view images and even videos. It allows you to do some basic … Read more
Driver Signature Enforcement is a built-in feature in Windows 11/10/8/7 that provides an added layer of security by preventing the installation of unsigned drivers. Driver Signing involves attaching a digital signature to a driver package, which Windows devices use to validate the driver packages and identify the vendor responsible for providing them. The digital signature … Read more
I recently performed a right-click on Windows 11 PC, selected the New option, and was surprised, Microsoft Word Document was missing from the context menu. Microsoft Office program allows us to draft an attractive Word document. If it is missing from the right-click menu, you need to click on the Start button and search for … Read more
Recycle Bin is a particular folder where deleted items are temporarily stored in Windows unless they are permanently deleted from your computer. Microsoft has allowed recovering deleted files from Recycle Bin since Windows 95. Until a user does not empty the Recycle Bin, deleted items are not permanently removed from the hard drive. All these … Read more
We all are familiar with the “Open with” right-click context menu. It lets you open any file or document with your desired application. For example, if you right-click on an image file and select the “Open with” option, it will show Paint, Paint 3D, Photos, Windows Photo Viewer, and other applications to open the picture … Read more
There are at least two ways to rebuild the Icon Cache on Windows 10. If you have an issue with some of the icons or all of the icons not displaying correctly as they should, you can regenerate the icon cache. Rebuilding the icon cache should fix the issue on Windows 10 PC. Similarly, if … Read more
Are you struggling to find a particular file or folder on your Windows 10 computer? Maybe it’s because the file or folder has been hidden from view. There could be several reasons why you may want to access hidden files or folders, such as checking for viruses, viewing the contents of a folder that appears … Read more
Recycle Bin is a special folder that is used to store deleted files that are pending permanent deletion. However, in Windows 10, when anyone deletes a file or folder, it does not display a dialog box and sends the file or folder directly to the trash. In other words, Windows 10 just sends your folder/file … Read more
