Solved! How to stop diagnosing your pc

[sofiafauzana]

How to stop diagnosing your pc

 

[webworkings]

Try reading this thread... http://www.tomsguide.com/answers/id-3613225/screen-shows-diagnosing.html

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

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Question from sofiafauzana : "How to stop diagnosing your pc"

How to stop diagnosing your pc

By buying a tablet with windows 10.

How to stop diagnosing your pc

Perhaps writing better questions will help. You wouldn't want to risk supplying us with any useful information!

Do you know why you'll get no help? It's because we donate our time freely to help people who need it, and you are so disrespectful of that time that you cannot so much as be bothered to ask a question that even common sense would tell you is not useful to anyone.

It's disrespectful and honestly, contemptuous. People don't help people who start out the gates like that.

In future, include information that is shown in the sticky threads (the ones you can find right at the top of the forum!) that will help provide at least rudimentary information regarding your problem.

Things like your PC model, operating system, and what has transpired to cause your problem (or coincidences that might be related) are extremely helpful to anyone trying to assist you. Further, listing your own efforts to fix something not only tells us which territory not to re-address, but encourages others to help you as they can see you're not just looking for a handout.

By asking proper questions, you can get good answers. It's like that scene from I, Robot. By providing proper details in a question, we have fewer questions we must ask to clarify and your issue can be resolved sooner in this manner. Please consider this in future if you intend to use Tomshardware or seek assistance on technical problems.

It's disrespectful to the people willingly offering their valuable time to show how clearly you don't care to put a little of your own into the mix to try and solve the issue when you can't even write a basically useful question.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

sofiafauzana -- please do not start two threads for the same question in future

 

[R0GG]

I thought it was an ironic question for us I see from the other thread this user has diagnostic screen when he starts his computer, thus the question " how to stop diagnosing your PC"