A huge chunk of the corporate world is full of mobile, and they require computing power to accommodate that. Over the years laptops have evolved from bulky and heavy to slim and lightweight. But, though it got all the upgrades in power, size, and capacity and memory, laptop problems may still arise pretty regularly. Here is a quick list of five of the most common problems and how you can address them.
Problem: Loud fan or heating up followed by shut down. Laptops are moved around a lot. This leads to limiting air intake to the fan. Thus there are plenty of opportunities to drag dust and foreign particles into their cooling system via their fan portal and cause different laptop issues.
Solution: Use your laptop on flat surfaces. Don’t put it on soft surfaces that may block air passage. Fan should be cleaned out with compressed air. Limit the number of programs you run at once.
Problem: Battery doesn’t last. One of the best advantages of a laptop is that it’s wireless. But draining the battery is a constant fear and running out of juice.
Solution: You have to first check all of your charger cable connections to make sure they are snug. One of the greatest fixes of all technology is simply to be able to fully drain the energy from it and try again. If it still fails far faster than it should, you need to replace the battery itself.
Problem: No internet. Laptops have a bad reputation of losing connection to the internet, which is really a major hassle. You should not assume some sort of solution for yourself rather than rely on a cheap laptop repair technician.
Solution: For most laptops, there is a wireless button or switch to activate the connection, make sure it’s in the ON position. Then you have to reboot your router, again use the drain the power tactic; unplug your router, allow all the juice drain out for 10-20 seconds, then plug it back in.
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