PC won’t Boot

If your PC is encountering startup problems, follow these steps to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:

1. Ensure Proper Power Connection:

Confirm that your PC is plugged in correctly. If you're using a laptop, use the manufacturer's charger rather than a third-party brand if possible. A stable power connection is crucial for smooth startup.

2. Check Monitor Connection:

If you are using a desktop with a monitor, ensure that the PC is properly connected to the monitor. For laptops, You can also connect this to the monitor as long as you have the appropriate dock or a port that allows for a direct connection. This can see if the issue is related to the laptop screen or not

3. Remove USB Drives:

Remove any USB drives or external devices connected to the PC. Sometimes, the system may attempt to boot from these devices, causing confusion. Restart the PC after removing the USB drives to see if the issue persists.

4. Start Windows in Safe Mode:

To troubleshoot potential software conflicts during startup, try launching Windows in Safe Mode. Follow these steps:

Start up the computer or laptop.

Before the Windows logo appears, press the "F8" key repeatedly.

This will prompt the Advanced Boot Options menu.

From the menu, select "Safe Mode" and press Enter.

By following these steps, you can address common issues that may be affecting your PC's startup. If problems persist, consider seeking assistance from technical support.

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