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Windows troubleshooting steps

Windows troubleshooting steps

Check Event Viewer logs

Review system, application, and security logs in Event Viewer for critical errors or warnings.
Monitor the Task Manager for resource usage

Use the Task Manager to identify high CPU, memory, disk, or network usage by specific processes.
Verify driver updates

Ensure that all hardware drivers (network, GPU, etc.) are up to date to prevent performance issues or crashes.
Inspect Windows update status

Check for pending or failed Windows updates that may introduce stability or security issues.
Run System File Checker

Use sfc /scannow to repair corrupt or missing system files.
Review startup programs

Check and disable unnecessary startup programs using msconfig or the Task Manager to improve boot time and performance.
Check network configuration

Verify network settings and resolve connectivity issues using ipconfig, ping, and tracert to troubleshoot DNS or IP problems.

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