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Don't get caught off guard – Windows 10 is ending soon!
⏳ Windows 10 Support Ends October 14, 2025
After this date, Windows 10 will no longer receive critical updates or support from Microsoft, which can leave your system exposed to threats and software issues.
- No more security patches
- No bug fixes
- No feature updates
- No technical support
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Windows 11 brings a fresh new look and enhanced performance:
- Stronger security features
- Faster performance and boot times
- Modern, user-friendly interface
- Better support for latest hardware
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How to Fix a Computer: A Step-by-Step Guide
Fixing a computer can involve addressing various hardware and software issues. This guide will help you troubleshoot and fix common problems with your computer.
1. Identify the Problem
Understanding the symptoms is the first step in diagnosing your computer's issue:
- Slow performance or unresponsiveness.
- The computer won’t turn on.
- Frequent crashing or blue screen errors.
- Strange noises or overheating.
2. Initial Troubleshooting
Start with basic troubleshooting:
- Restart the computer to see if the issue resolves itself.
- Check for error messages and search for solutions online.
- Backup important data before continuing further.
3. Check Hardware
If the issue persists, check your hardware components:
- Ensure the power supply is working and all cables are connected.
- Inspect internal components like RAM and storage devices.
- Clean dust from fans and vents to avoid overheating.
4. Run Diagnostics
Use built-in diagnostic tools or third-party software to find issues with your hardware:
- Run diagnostics to check for hardware problems.
- Monitor system temperatures to prevent overheating.
5. Resolve Software Issues
Common software issues can often be fixed by:
- Booting into Safe Mode.
- Uninstalling problematic software or updates.
- Running antivirus or malware scans.
- Updating drivers for your hardware components.
6. Advanced Options
If basic troubleshooting doesn't work, you might need to consider:
- Running chkdsk to fix disk errors.
- Reinstalling the operating system.
- Replacing faulty hardware components.
If you’re unable to resolve the issue, consult a professional for further assistance.
Here are the CPUs that officially can run Windows 11
Intel CPUs compatible with Windows 11
At the moment, Intel processors compatible with Windows 11 date back to mid-2017 and no earlier. Think 8th-generation CPUs and beyond. This is a full rundown of all Intel prossessor, which includes Pentium, Celeron, and Xeon chips. For ease of scanning, i’ve culled that list to a handful of the common mainstream consumer processors from each generation.
As of the 8/27/2021: Microsoft has announced the addition of Intel Core X-series, Xeon W-series, and the Intel Core 7820HQ (found in the Microsoft Surface Studio 2) to its compatability listed Models below.
Intel 8th generation (Coffee Lake, Whiskey Lake, Amber Lake)
Desktop
- Core i3-8100
- Core i5-8400
- Core i5-8600
- Core i5-8600K
- Core i7-8700
- Core i7-8700K
- Core i7-8086K
Mobile
- Core m3-8100Y
- Core i5-8200Y
- Core i3-8130U
- Core i3-8145U
- Core i3-8100H
- Core i5-8250U
- Core i5-8250U
- Core i5-8400H
- Core i7-8650U
- Core i7-8665U
- Core i7-8750H
Intel 9th generation (Coffee Lake Refresh)
Desktop
- Core i3-9100
- Core i5-9400
- Core i5-9600
- Core i5-9600K
- Core i7-9700
- Core i7-9700K
- Core i9-9900
- Core i9-9900K
Intel 10th generation (Comet Lake, Ice Lake, Amber Lake, Cascade Lake)
Desktop
- Core i3-10100
- Core i5-10400
- Core i5-10600
- Core i5-10600K
- Core i7-10700
- Core i7-10700K
- Core i9-10900
- Core i9-10900K
Mobile
- Core i3-10100Y
- Core i3-10100U
- Core i5-10210U
- Core i5-10200H
- Core i5-10400H
- Core i7-10510U
- Core i7-10710U
- Core i7-10750H
- Core i7-10850H
- Core i9-10980HK
Core X (Enthusiast Desktop)
- Core i9-10900X
- Core i9-10920X
- Core i9-10940X
- Core i9-10980XE
Intel 11th generation (Tiger Lake, Rocket Lake)
Desktop
- Core i3-11100
- Core i5-11400
- Core i5-11600
- Core i5-11600K
- Core i7-11700
- Core i7-11700K
- Core i9-11900
- Core i9-11900K
Mobile
- Core i3-1115G4
- Core i5-1135G7
- Core i5-11300H
- Core i7-1165G7
- Core i7-1185G7
- Core i7-11375H
Glossary of Terms
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H |
I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P |
Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X |
Y | Z |
algorithm | analog | app | application | array | |||
backup | bandwidth | binary | bit | bitmap | blog | blogger | bookmark |
boot | broadband | browser | buffer | bug | bus | byte |
emoticon | encrypt | encryption | enter | exabyte | |||
FAQ (frequently asked questions) | file | finder | firewall | firmware | flaming | flash | flash drive |
floppy disk | flowchart | folder | font | format | frame | freeware |
gigabyte | graphics | GUI (Graphical User Interface) | |||||
hack | hacker | hardware | home page | host | HTML | hyperlink | hypertext |
icon | inbox | integer | interface | Internet | IP address | iteration | |
Java | joystick | junk mail | |||||
kernel | key | keyboard | keyword | ||||
laptop | laser printer | link | Linux | log out | logic | login | lurking |
Macintosh | macro | mainframe | malware | media | memory | mirror | modem |
monitor | motherboard | mouse | multimedia |
net | network | node | notebook computer | ||||
offline | online | open source | operating system (OS or OP SYS) | option | output | ||
page | password | paste | path | phishing | piracy | pirate | platform |
plug-in | podcast | pop-up | portal | printer | privacy | process | |
program | programmer | protocol |
queue | QWERTY | ||||||
Random Access Memory (RAM) | real-time | reboot | resolution | restore | ROM (read only memory) | root | router |
runtime |
table | tag | template | terabyte | terminal | text editor | thread | toolbar |
trash | Trojan horse | typeface |
undo | Unix | upload | URL | USB (Universal Serial Bus) | user | user interface | utility |
version | virtual | virtual memory | virus | ||||
web | web host | webmaster | website | widget | wiki | window | Windows |
wireless | word processor | workstation | World Wide Web (WWW) | worm |
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