Skip to main content

Student-Contributed Wiki

An awesome team of students from our education program made this wiki.

Computer Frequently Freezes

Your laptop freezes frequently and becomes unresponsive.

Faulty Hard Drive

If the mouse is not responding to movements, the keys are not responding to input, and there is a complete lack of activity on the screen, you may have a faulty hard drive, which needs to be replaced. You may refer to this guide on how to replace it.

Laptop Won’t Charge

Your laptop will not hold a charge, or will not turn on even when plugged in.

Defective Battery

If your laptop is unable to hold a charge, then you probably have a defective battery which needs to be replaced. You may refer to this guide on how to replace it.

Faulty Motherboard

If replacing the battery doesn't solve the problem, then you might be experiencing a motherboard failure. The cause of this could be faulty parts, electrical damage, water damage, overheating, physical impact, or overuse. You may refer to this guide on how to replace it.

Laptop Image Distorted

Your laptop has a crack, or the image on the monitor is distorted.

Damaged Screen

If there is a physical crack on the screen or a discoloration in the image, you can replace the display panel to immediately fix this problem. You may refer to this guide on how to replace it.

Computer Glitches and Constantly Crashes

Your computer is frequently crashing, providing blue screens of death, and failing to boot up.

Faulty Motherboard

If you find that your laptop has become completely inoperable, it may likely be experiencing a motherboard failure. The cause of this could be faulty parts, electrical damage, water damage, overheating, physical impact, or overuse. You may refer to this guide on how to replace it.

Keyboard Unresponsive

There is no response or action performed whenever any key is pressed.

Loose keyboard Connection

Over time your laptop may develop a physically internal issue, such as when cables aren’t properly connected. To solve this, you will need to check the connections the keyboard holds with the motherboard internally. Refer to this guide on how to get to them.

Broken Keyboard

Your keyboard may have suffered from either extensive use, water, or electrical damage. This will likely require a full replacement of the keyboard. Refer to this guide on how to replace it.

Richard

Member since: 02/07/17

36,230 Reputation

11 Guides authored

0 Comments

Add Comment

View Statistics:

Past 24 Hours: 0

Past 7 Days: 6

Past 30 Days: 25

All Time: 1,426