Windows Troubleshooting
Troubleshoot Windows 7 with Problem Steps Recorder
You may not be able get help desk personnel to come to your assistance if you have to leave your
desk. The Windows 7 Problem Steps Recorder (PSR) records your problem by capturing screen shots
as you move and click with the mouse. You can then send the recorded results to
the help desk. More ... The Windows Recovery Console
The Recovery Console, introduced with Windows 2000, provides an interface that allows
you to use DOS commands to troubleshoot and repair Windows. With the Recovery Console
you can use a number of DOS commands to access FAT or NTFS file systems and repair a
system file, the registry, or a damaged file system. More ... How to Troubleshoot and Fix No Sound
It can be so frustrating when you get on your computer and you don't get any sound.
What makes it worse is you have no idea how to fix no sound. We'll walk you through
some basic sound troubleshooting to get your sound up and running again. More ... Troubleshooting a Dead Computer
The Windows startup sequence is nightmarish, bloated, overcomplicated mess. If you have
ever experienced your computer freeze up part way through the startup sequence, or beep
and spew out error messages rather than starting up, you may think your computer is dead for good. More ... Run Old Programs in Windows Vista
Every time Microsoft releases a new version of the Windows operating system, a whole
slew of old programs stop working. By using the Program Compatibility Wizard or by
manually setting a programs Compatibility properties, you might be able to run programs
written for previous versions of Windows. More ... Windows Don't Start Because of a Corrupted Registry
The registry is a bloated hierarchical database used as a central repository for almost
all Windows configuration information. If areas of the registry related to hardware and
security become corrupted, windows can't start and you lose access to all of your files. More ... System Restore: The Big Undo
System Restore is the ultimate band-aid fix for buggy Microsoft Windows. If you make a
hardware or software change to your Windows Me or Windows XP system, and then it doesn't
work right, System Restore acts like a giant "undo". More ... How to Create a Windows XP Boot Disk
In many cases the cause is a corrupted startup file which prevents the computer
from going through the bootup from start to finish. In this case, an easy way to
start your PC is to have an emergency boot disk handy. A Boot Disk contain
copies of critical files needed for startup that you should have made earlier. More ... Hard Drive Does Not Boot
When your computer does not boot, the first thing a technician must ask is; what do you mean
by "it won't boot"? Many times the problem is simply that the user doesn't have their monitor
turned on, or they left a floppy in the drive. More ... View Hidden Devices with Device Manager
Device manager lists all the devices installed on your system. But Device Manager may not
be giving you the full story. By default, Device Manager hides certain devices, for example,
some printers and non-PnP (non Plug and Play) devices. More ... How to Find Windows 7 Product Key
This article shows you how to get your Windows 7 product key if you don't have a system disc. More ... Windows 7 Startup Repair Tool
One of the most difficult things to troubleshoot and repair is a PC that fails to start. Windows 7
is designed to automatically run Startup Repair if Windows detects a startup problem. Startup
Repair automatically scans your computer then tries to fix the problem. More ...
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