Computer Troubleshooting can be defined as a way of solving numerous PC (Personal Computer) problems by applying simple deductive reasoning and logical thinking. Troubleshooting PC hardware problems can seem difficult to the people who don’t possess the knowledge, but to say the true fact, it is much simpler than it seems.
As you are aware that the modern PCs is becoming more and more complex day-by-day because of the internal circuits they contain. And this means there are potentially more things that can go wrong in a PC (i.e. there are more ways that the system can breakdown).
On the other hand, today’s complex circuits are embedded into fewer boards, with fewer chips on each board and more serial and parallel interconnections using fewer pins (Fewer Wires). The internal coupling of the circuits means that isolating the replaceable components which has failed is in many ways simpler than ever before.
Therefore, to effectively diagnose and repair your own systems, thereby saving a tremendous amount of money over taking it to a PC mechanic requires:
- · An Understanding of the basics of how PCs work.
- · The expected use of simple tools
- · Some basic troubleshooting tips
- · Logical Thinking and Common Sense
- · Some safety Precautions
In some cases, you can save enough money to practically pay for an entire new system if the amounts of money require to repair a breakdown system is close or more than the amount to buy a brand new one.
In summary, the bottom line with troubleshooting PC problems is that a solution exists for every problem, and through simple practices combined with deductive reasoning, that solution can easily be detected, troubleshooted and given the best solution.
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