Since reboots seem to be the universal cure for many Windows issues, I decided to give it a try.\u00a0 Maybe a reboot would fix my slow PC.<\/p>\n
The first problem that I had with the reboot is that the PC refused to comply.\u00a0 I clicked on the reboot button but nothing happened.\u00a0 So, I pushed the power button but again, nothing happened.\u00a0 Finally, out of frustration, I disconnected the power and pulled the battery.\u00a0 The screen went blank.<\/p>\n
After counting to 10, I reinstalled the battery and reconnected the power.\u00a0 And when I pushed to power on button, lights on the keyboard flashed and the screen flickered.\u00a0 The PC was rebooting.<\/p>\n
And even though the PC was rebooting, it took almost 20 minutes to complete.\u00a0 So, I suspected that something was not right.\u00a0 Perhaps I had a virus that was slowing down my machine.\u00a0 I didn’t know but I felt that a virus scan was in order.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Since reboots seem to be the universal cure for many Windows issues, I decided to give it a try.\u00a0 Maybe a reboot would fix my slow PC. The first problem that I had with the reboot is that the PC … Continue reading