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• Computer Won’t Turn On / No Power: This can be due to a faulty power supply unit (PSU), loose power cables, a bad power outlet, or issues with the motherboard.
• Overheating: Caused by dust buildup in fans, failing fans, inadequate airflow, or heavy workloads. Symptoms include system slowdowns, random shutdowns, and loud fan noises. Prolonged overheating can lead to permanent component damage.
• Loud Noises: Grinding, clicking, or whirring sounds often indicate a failing hard drive, worn-out case fans, or issues with the CPU cooler.
• No Display / Blank Monitor: Can be caused by loose or faulty display cables, issues with the graphics card (GPU), monitor problems, or even a faulty RAM stick.
• Random Restarts or Freezes (Blue Screen of Death – BSOD): Often indicative of faulty RAM, an unstable power supply, corrupted drivers, malware, or a failing hard drive.
• Hard Drive / SSD Failure: Symptoms include slow performance, frequent crashes, corrupted files, unusual noises, or the inability to boot the operating system. This is a critical issue as it can lead to data loss.
• Faulty USB Ports: USB ports not recognizing devices, providing power intermittently, or being completely unresponsive can be due to physical damage, driver issues, or motherboard problems.
• Motherboard Issues: As the central hub, a faulty motherboard can cause a wide range of problems including no power, random shutdowns, non-functional ports, or failure to recognize hardware components.
• Graphics Card (GPU) Problems: Issues like visual distortions, screen flickering, no signal to the monitor, or crashes during graphics-intensive tasks often point to a failing GPU or outdated drivers.
• RAM (Memory) Problems: Can lead to frequent system crashes, Blue Screen of Death errors, sluggish performance during multitasking, or the system failing to boot.
• Peripheral Device Issues: Problems with keyboards, mice, printers, or external drives can arise from driver conflicts, faulty connections, or physical damage to the peripheral itself.

Common Software Issues:

• Slow Performance: Often caused by too many background programs, insufficient RAM, fragmented hard drives, malware, or outdated operating system and drivers.
• Operating System (OS) Crashes/Errors: This includes the infamous Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) on Windows, boot failures, system freezing, or corrupted system files.
• Virus and Malware Infections: Malicious software can slow down the system, display unwanted ads, compromise data, or even render the system unusable.
• Internet Connectivity Problems: Difficulty connecting to Wi-Fi or Ethernet, slow internet speeds, or frequent disconnections can be due to router issues, network driver problems, or ISP outages.
• Unresponsive Programs / Software Crashes: Individual applications freezing or crashing can be caused by software bugs, compatibility issues, corrupted installations, or insufficient system resources.
• Driver Issues: Outdated, corrupted, or incompatible drivers for various hardware components (graphics, audio, network) can lead to system instability and hardware malfunctions.
• Update Problems: Issues during Windows updates can lead to system instability, boot problems, or conflicts with existing software/drivers.
• Data Loss/Corruption: While sometimes hardware-related, software issues, malware, or accidental deletion can also lead to inaccessible or corrupted files.