A bug is a system error that must be fixed in order to restore the correct operation of a program or system. The reasons for the appearance of bugs can be very different. The most common are application conflicts and lack of timely diagnostics.
Instructions
Step 1
Check to find and then fix bugs. Use standard tools to identify errors. Any operating system is equipped with special software designed for self-service and maintaining correct operation. Do a quick check. Double-click the left mouse button on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop.
Step 2
Right-click on the system drive. Select Properties from the context menu. A window will appear. Select the "Service" tab. Then click the Check Disk for Errors button. A quick check does not take much time. In some cases, this tool can solve serious system problems. But dwelling on a quick check, as on the final instrument, is not worth it.
Step 3
Defragment the system disk. This is a standard operating system tool that allows you to make it work. This procedure allows you to fix bugs, but keep in mind that it takes a little longer than a quick check.
Step 4
To perform defragmentation, right-click on the icon of the disk of interest, in the context menu, select "Properties", then the "Service" tab. Click the Run Defragment button.
Step 5
Update your operating system. An operating system that has not been updated for a long time, especially when it comes to Windows XP, can cause bugs to appear. Please update the system on the official website, it may fix the errors. Also, application conflict should be considered as the main reason for the appearance of bugs. Some programs simply cannot coexist peacefully. This applies, for example, to antiviruses and other programs that perform similar functions. It will not be possible to fix bugs of this kind with software tools. Pick one application that best serves its purpose. Delete the second. Reboot your computer.
