There are various ways to troubleshoot problems. To prevent errors, you need periodic diagnostics of the operating system, regular software updates, and anti-virus protection of your computer.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, when an error appears, you need to use the "standard" tools of the operating system, in particular, error checking. In order to do it, you need to go to "my computer", then right-click on the "properties" of the main disk where the operating system is located. Then you need to go to the "service" tab and select the item - check the volume for errors.
Step 2
At the same time, defragmentation is the standard way to prevent the operating system. In addition to fixing it, it prevents errors from occurring in many ways. You can defragment it like this: Start - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - Disk Defragmenter. It is advisable to hold it once every six months.
Step 3
For troubleshooting purposes, you should update your software regularly. If you spend a long time with this case, conflicts may arise, which in the end may cause problems in the operating system. This is especially true for the operating system. If you have Windows XP installed, you need to upgrade to Service pack 3, as earlier versions can often cause applications to malfunction. This also applies to drivers, codecs, flash players and so on.
Step 4
General analysis is a good diagnostic for the operating system. Such an analysis can be carried out using the IObit Security 360 program. The program searches for all system problems and their possible causes (including non-updated Windows).
Step 5
If these measures are applied, but the error appears anyway, you need to find out what kind of error it is. To do this, go to: Start - Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Event Viewer. You need to watch the items: application, system. There should be a red circle with a cross. It needs to be double-clicked. This will provide information on what is causing the error. It will have to be corrected through any search engine.
