You might have to replace the screen, but first try rebooting, checking for debris, and updating the graphics driver with a second monitor Reviewed by Michael Barton Heine Jr Restart your laptop and ...

You've got tech questions, we've found the answers. We've asked the tech experts at the Geek Squad to help you make the most of your technology, answering your thorniest tech questions. So if you're ...

When a laptop overheats, its performance suffers. It becomes slow, sluggish, and unbearable to work on. In this post, we address this issue and guide on how to fix an Overheating Windows Laptop. What ...

Over time, you laptop begins to accumulate more files and programs as a result of regular use. Eventually, this can slow down your laptop's response time, making daily processes take longer to execute ...

Some laptops are remarkably resilient. Others, not so much. But all succumb to wear and tear over time. Batteries decline, screens malfunction, keyboards fail (and shed their keys). Before calling for ...

Your laptop helps keep your business running, but at some point you may suffer an accidental spill. Although liquid and electronics are a bad combination, all is not lost, so long as you keep calm and ...

Conquering my own apprehension about RAM upgrades can be your inspiration. Upgrading your RAM can be the cheapest path to improved performance around. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009.

Drop your bags, fix a drink, and grab the Windows CD—it's time for the holiday ritual of fixing up your relatives' computer. Here are some tips and downloads to keep handy while you're cursing all the ...

Overheating in a laptop is a serious problem and should not be taken lightly. In fact, the cooling system of the laptop should be an important consideration for you before buying. Black screen ...

When desktop PCs have hardware problems, the solution is usually pretty simple: Find the part that isn’t working, pull it out, and replace it. Laptop ailments, however, aren’t quite so easy to cure.