Pc Repair

One of the scariest things that can happen to your MAC or Windows computer is a failure to turn on at all. You press the little power button and nothing happens. No beeps, clicks, clunks or whirs. Light on the monitor is on, but your computer is totally dead.

First of all, don’t panic!  When people face that kind of problem, they tend to worry that all of the important data on their PC or MAC may be gone. Most of the time your documents and pictures are safe, just not accessible at the moment.

This can happen suddenly and without any visible cause. Sometimes your computer begins to load but after some time it stops responding during the start up process. This problem can be caused by many factors.

Your computer could be trying to load windows from removable media. First of all check and remove any CD’s, DVD’s, USB flash drives, memory cards. Remove any digital cameras or external hard drives. Try to restart your computer. If it fails again something else is causing the problem. If your desktop displays an error during start up, this is probably caused by a hardware configuration problem. Your motherboard, CPU, memory or graphic card may develop a problem.

There can be two kinds of problems causing your computer to freeze and restart. First and the most probable one is a software problem (Windows or Mac). Viruses, Trojans, Rogues and other adware can cause system instability.  When the systems detects a problem it restarts to prevent further damage. These problems can be solved by cleaning unwanted programs and spyware, updating drivers or reinstalling the operating system. Our computer technicians can test this as part of our free diagnostics

Second and more serious – hardware problem. Hardware overheating is typically the most probable cause for computer freezing and restarting.

You turn on your desktop computer. You hear it start to work and windows start to load, but your screen doesn’t show anything or displays a “no signal found” message. This can happen for many reasons. If you moved your computer recently, please check all your cables. They can be slightly loose and not sending the proper signal. If the cables are okay, you should try to connect your screen to another computer. It is possible that your monitor may be faulty.

Sometimes your screen shows nothing because of a faulty graphics card or other hardware. If the steps mentioned above did not solve your problem, you should contact us.