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We all hate computer problems. They slow our production, sometimes cause us to lose work and can be frustrating.
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When you encounter issues, follow these simple tips to ensure that the person you’re working with to fix your computer has a clear understanding of what the problem actually is and can get it resolved without delay.
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Printers
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Computers
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Monitors
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Keyboards
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Mice
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Fax Machine
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Copiers
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Scanners
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Toughbooks
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Internet
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Toughbooks
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Excel
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Word
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ADP/CDK
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CRM
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Do you have an error message? If so, what exactly does the message say?
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If there is no error message: What exactly is your computer doing? “It just doesn’t work” won’t help determine the problem.
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When did the problem start happening?
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Did anything else happen at the same time the problem started? (e.g. a blue screen of death, virus warning, etc.)
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What have you already done to troubleshoot the problem?
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Has the problem changed since it first started happening? (e.g. computer shuts off more frequently, error message appears at a different time now, etc.)
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