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Black Screen at Boot on Windows? Here's How to Fix It
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May 25, 2024

Black Screen at Boot on Windows? Here’s How to Fix It

When faced with a black screen on Windows, start by checking physical connections and projection settings. If issue persists, consider reinstalling display drivers or conducting a system restore. Advanced troubleshooting includes inspecting internal hardware for damage and ensuring compatibility of recent upgrades. A power supply unit that is not adequate can also cause a black screen. Regular cleaning to prevent overheating can help prevent issues.
8 Ways to Fix Slow Boot Times in Windows 10 and 11
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May 22, 2024

8 Ways to Fix Slow Boot Times in Windows 10 and 11

- Fast Startup feature in Windows can be a cause of slow startup - Adjusting paging file settings can improve startup speed - Turning off Windows Subsystem for Linux can speed up startup - Updating graphics drivers can lead to a faster boot experience - Disabling unneeded startup programs can prevent delays - Running an SFC scan can improve the startup process - Upgrading to an SSD can significantly decrease startup times - Performing a reset may be necessary if all other solutions fail
Connected to Wi-Fi, but No Internet Access in Windows? What to Do
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May 19, 2024

Connected to Wi-Fi, but No Internet Access in Windows? What to Do

- Encountering a situation where devices are connected to Wi-Fi but the Internet is inaccessible can be perplexing. - The notification "Connected, no internet" or "Connected but no internet" indicates a successful connection to the router but a blocked path to the internet. - If all devices are unable to connect to the internet, the issue may lie within the network equipment. - Restarting the modem and router can help re-establish a clear connection path. - Disabling VPN connections and checking IP address settings can help resolve connectivity issues. - Antivirus or firewall software may interfere with internet access and should be temporarily disabled for troubleshooting.
How to Connect and Use a PS5 Controller on Your PC
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May 8, 2024

How to Connect and Use a PS5 Controller on Your PC

- The PS5 DualSense controller can be connected to a PC via a wired connection using a USB-C cable. - The controller can also be connected wirelessly via Bluetooth, with the option to use a Bluetooth adapter if needed. - The controller is fully supported by Steam for customization and calibration, including adding non-Steam games to your library. - Steam allows users to set a shutdown timer for the controller, change the color of the light bar, and enable vibrations for a tailored gaming experience. - Troubleshooting tips are provided for common issues when setting up the controller with a PC.
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