Yes, disk defragmentation improves the performance of a PC. When a computer gets slow and generates random errors while processing multitasks, it indicates that fragmentation of files is occurring due to running multiple operations simultaneously. If you are facing the same issue with your computer, then the boot time defrag can help you solve issues…
If you are a serious gamer or a professional graphics designer, then one video card can’t handle the load of your PC. In this case, you need to use multiple video cards or graphics cards on your computer. But does Windows 10 support multiple video cards? This question has been asked by many PC users…
It is very frustrating and disruptive to encounter a problem with your windows program, especially when it prevents you from completing a task, or working altogether. In order to reduce downtime, you might be a company that has already become reliant on Sydney IT support experts, for instance, in order to get the help and…
![[Fix] Windows Can’t Open Add Printer (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Windows-cant-Open-Add-Printer.jpg)
Suppose you have a running windows where you were unable to add a printer. There are items in the list of printers and scanners that are inoperative. Nothing appears when you click Add a printer or scanner in the search list. One of two messages may appear if you click “The printer that I want…
![[Explained] XHCI Hand off Windows 10](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Xhci-Hand-off-Windows-10.jpg)
The USB 3 controller functions are managed at the BIOS level if XHCI Handoff is deactivated. The OS will handle the functions if XHCI Handoff is enabled. Set your xHCI hand-off to enabled if your motherboard offers an xHCI setting in the BIOS and you want Windows 10’s USB ports to operate as USB 3.0…
Is it possible to downgrade from Windows 7 64-bit to 32-bit? The answer is – “No”. Normally, you can’t roll back to 32-bit from 64-bit. You need to format your 64-bit windows and freshly reinstall the 32-bit on your computer. But if you are still finding a way to downgrade your Windows 7 64-bit to…
No, Windows PowerShell is a harmless .exe file that comes in handy for task automation. Unfortunately, viruses and malware also spread with the help of executable files. And since there’s already a virus named Powershell.exe, differentiating between the two is a tough call. The virus we’re talking about is a latent perilous Trojan capable of…
![[Fix] The Winlogon Notification Subscriber Was Unavailable to Handle a Notification Event (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/The-Winlogon-Notification-Subscriber.jpg)
Try creating a new administrator profile and replacing the old one since this problem only occurs on one administrator account. Check for faulty line/switch ports by swapping network ports and use an elevated command prompt to run and navigate to the proper script to resolve the issue. The Winlogon Notification Subscriber <Gpclient> Was Unavailable to…
![[Fix] Nslookup Command Not Found (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Nslookup-Command-Not-Found.jpg)
If your dnsutils & nslookup packages are missing from your system you may encounter the error message ‘nslookup: command not found. Install the packages using install commands according to your operating system. Nslookup Command Not Found Nslookup-Name Server Lookup, a network administration tool is widely used as a useful command to get information from the…
Although atypical, Windows PowerShell can sometimes go nuts, opening and closing on what seems to be an endless loop. Unfortunately, there’s no definite guide on how to fix this issue, the reasons being so diverse in nature. However, tracking down and removing PowerShell from the startup menu is a good place to start. Slowly move…
![[Fix] Windows Powershell Failed to Install (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Windows-Powershell-Failed-to-Install.jpg)
If Windows PowerShell stops working, the reason behind is usually a virus disguised in a form of software on your windows system. Later on, this can lead to malware attacks. Running an advanced scan by an antivirus system is the primary solution. If not then a clean boot will do the trick. Windows Powershell Failed…
If your Windows PowerShell won’t close, perhaps it has been running in the background. For example, if you use PowerShell for executing a C# program, a new window might open each time. Besides, if a program’s input command is set to true, it will keep expecting inputs, preventing PowerShell from closing. Solving the above issues…
![[4 Methods to Fix] Computer Beeps Then Shuts Off (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Computer-Beeps-Then-Shuts-Off.jpg)
It’s often annoying when you start your PC, it starts and makes a beeping sound, then it goes dark or simply your pc turns off. The beeping sound is significant to understanding the problem here. When a computer is turned on, one of the very first things it does is run a ‘Power On Self-Test’,…
![[Fix] The Group or Resource Is Not In The Correct State To Perform The Requested Operation (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/The-Group-or-Resource-Is-Not-In-The-Correct-State-To-Perform-The-Requested-Operation-Error.jpg)
You will typically receive an error popup box containing the file runtimebroker.exe while trying to search for the Windows updates and otherwise update the software on the Windows system. The error is followed by a message ” The group or resource is not in the correct state to perform the requested operation.” In addition to…
![[Fix] The Disk Does Not Have Enough Space to Replace Bad Clusters (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/The-Disk-Does-Not-Have-Enough-Space-to-Replace-Bad-Clusters.jpg)
The error message “The disk does not have enough space to replace bad clusters” appears typically if you perform CHKDSK for operating a basic disk test in your Windows. A built-in software, CHKDSK stands for (Check Disk), is provided by Microsoft with Windows. This tool enables computer users to find and restore file types on…
![[Fixed] IRQL Not Less or Equal Ryzen (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/IRQL-Not-Less-or-Equal-Ryzen.jpg)
IRQL (Interrupt Request Level) not less or equal Ryzen-based error is the most common issue faced by the user. But, you can find to the point applicable solutions rarely. Fortunately, you have come to the right place. The article is fully written on a couple of proven solutions. So, you do not need to go…
![[Fix] Teamspeak Mic Not Working Windows 10 (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Teamspeak-Mic-Not-Working-Windows-10.jpg)
Teamspeak brings many advantages over Discord to the table. The former consumes way less memory than the latter while retaining the same functionality and features. However, sometimes the Teamspeak mic doesn’t work in Windows 10. If that’s the case with you, check for the key for push-to-talk settings or set the slider of your capture…
![[Fixed] Windows Audio Service Stopping Windows 10 (100% Working)](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/windows-audio-service-stopping-windows-10.jpg)
The Audio Service is not operating or the Windows audio service has stopped is a fairly typical issue that signals that your sound devices are not responding. Some Windows 10 users have reported that this occurs after upgrading Windows via Windows Update. If you’re having trouble with the sound on your Windows 10 computer, here…
Microsoft offers a lot of built-in services to run the Windows operating system smoothly. The Windows remediation service is one of them. It performs many actions to avoid the update, update the database, restore point-related issues of the Windows operating system. Though it is not dangerous or harmful for your device, some user has reported…
![[Fixed] We Can’t Activate Windows on This Device](https://www.techdim.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/we-cant-reactivate-windows-on-this-device.jpg)
Most of the time, people get the message, “we can’t activate Windows on this device,” after a recent hardware change. Other times, the message may appear out of nowhere. Aside from hardware changes, improper Windows versions or product keys too can cause this. Whatever it may be, it can be quite annoying, to say the…
