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The computer is not booting or working.
The computer won’t start up.
The computer is running very slowly.
Disk drive error
Disk drive error
The disk drive is not working; the disk drive is not reading data or writing data. The operating system may detect a problem with the disk drive and attempt to fix it automatically by reinitializing the device. If this does not solve your problem, you can use Device Manager to see if there are any problems with other devices in your computer’s motherboard or other components that could cause this issue.
Reset your computer to a safe state (you can delete all files too)
After you’ve performed the steps above, your computer should be safe to use. The next time you turn it on, it should boot up normally, and you can start using it again.
If this doesn’t work for your particular situation, there are a few things that can be done:
Windows do not show all files.
If you have this problem, you can check if the video card or your RAM chip causes it.
Some problems are easy to solve
You can also clean the computer’s cooling fan. This straightforward fix may be necessary if your laptop is overheating. To do this:
- Please turn off your computer and unplug it from its power source for at least 30 minutes before cleaning the fan or replacing any parts of its cooling system.
- Once you have done this, remove all dust from the inside by vacuuming or using compressed air (if available).
- Wipe down any parts that need cleaning with rubbing alcohol and allow them to dry completely before plugging everything back in again!
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