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How to Repair ‘Bluetooth is Not Available on This Device’ in Windows 10

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When you try to connect your Bluetooth device to Windows 10, you may see the following error message: ‘Bluetooth is not available on this device. Please try using an external adapter.’ This can be a frustrating problem, but thankfully it’s easy to fix. In this article, we will show you how to repair ‘Bluetooth is not available on this device’ in Windows 10.

What is a Bluetooth on Windows PC

A bluetooth on a Windows PC is a short-range wireless technology that allows devices to communicate with each other. It can be used to connect devices such as keyboards, mice, phones, and headphones. A number of users report ‘bluetooth is not available on this device’ and there are various reasons that can cause this problem. Whatever the causes may be, we’ll discuss them on the next section as well as how to repair them. read more

How to Repair ‘Your PC/Device Needs to be Repaired’ on Windows 10

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If you are using Windows 10, you may get an error message “Your computer/device needs repair”. This error usually occurs when your computer’s operating system is booting up. The error may occur if an important system file is damaged or missing.

It can also occur when there is a problem with the BCD (Boot Configuration Data, an important file that the computer uses to boot the system). In this article, we will tell you how to solve this problem using very effective methods so that you can solve the problem without much effort. read more

How to Prevent Spotify from Opening on Startup in Windows 10

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When you install Spotify on your laptop or desktop computer, the app opens by default. This means that the Spotify app runs in the background and launches when you connect it to your computer.

If Spotify (and other apps) are launched while downloading, the download time will increase significantly. Even if you don’t care about your computer’s startup time, the fact that Spotify starts up immediately can be annoying.

For me to help you out, I’ll tell you how to prevent Spotify from opening on startup in Windows by following these steps. read more

How to Resolve Netflix Full Screen Not Working Issue on Windows 10

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Netflix has been around for almost 2 decades, and since its launch, it has been constantly improving both the web interface and the app. Despite this active development, there are still instances where users are unable to watch videos in full-screen mode.

This is not only frustrating but also ruins the quality of the video. Videos may not be displayed in full-screen mode or return to a minimized window after a while.

Check out our workarounds to solve this problem.

Why is Netflix not working in fullscreen mode? read more

How to Troubleshoot ‘Printer Not Responding’ Issue on Windows 10

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Does your printer not respond when you give a print command? If yes, you shouldn’t panic, because you’re not alone. Many people have encountered this problem when trying to print documents from a computer running Windows 10.

A damaged, outdated, or corrupted printer driver is the main cause of this annoying Printer is not responding error. The good news is that you can quickly solve this problem by following the step-by-step methods presented in this guide.

What causes “Printer is not responding”?

Connectivity: Since many printers today work with wireless technology, the problem may be in the configuration of your network router, access points, or in the configuration of the printer itself. read more

How to Troubleshoot “Printer Offline” Issue on Windows 10

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Printers, of course, are not a new technology, so you would think that they would now work without problems. Unfortunately, this is not the case. One problem you may encounter is the message that your printer is offline in Windows 10.

Any good modern printer can connect to your computer via Ethernet or Wi-Fi. But what do you do if you get the dreaded “Printer not online” status error? How do you get the printer back up and running?

What is the cause of the ‘Printer Offline’ error?

There is no specific cause for this error, but the problem may be caused by outdated or incompatible drivers, a print spooler service conflict, a physical or hardware connection problem between the printer and your PC, etc. read more

How to Troubleshoot High CPU and Memory Usage By MRT.exe on Windows Computers

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MRT.exe is a legitimate Windows program executable file, abbreviated as Malicious Removal Tool. In a way, this file helps protect against infections, so you may notice increased CPU and memory usage.

In addition, when infected, the MRT.exe process can cause a high CPU load. To make sure that the spike you are seeing is not caused by an infection, let’s read on to find out how to eliminate high MRT.exe CPU and RAM usage.

What causes high CPU and memory usage by MRT.exe?

Possible causes of these problems are improper software installation, file replacement by a virus or (less likely) infection by malware. As for viruses, they often masquerade as original Windows files. If the MRI is corrupted, it can lead to strange things: false alerts, suspicious links, blocking access to applications, disabling processes, etc. read more

How to Repair: Black Screen with Cursor (KSOD) in Windows PC

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Windows is a very popular operating system, but for some reason, we encounter many unpleasant problems or issues and don’t understand why the problem occurs on our PC.

During my computer troubleshooting work, I have encountered many Windows issues and tried to solve them, and one such issue is called “Windows 10 black screen“.

What are the causes of a black screen with a cursor (KSOD)?

How to fix the black screen with the cursor (KSOD)?

Uninstall the VGA/display driver in safe mode

  1. While holding down the Windows key, press R
  2. Type hdwwiz.CPL and press OK.
  3. Expand Display Adapter. (Note the name of your display adapter).
  4. Right-click on it and select Uninstall.
  5. After uninstalling, restart your PC in normal mode and download the latest drivers again.

Restore System in Safe Mode

  1. Click the Start button and type “System Restore” in the search function of the Start menu and press Enter OR open Run and type “rstrui.exe” and click OK.
  2. You can also open Run by holding down the Windows key and pressing R.
  3. Click the System Restore option in the search.
  4. Once loaded, check the box for Show other restore points and click Next.
  5. Select a restore point by looking at the dates when your computer was running normally.
  6. Click Next and Done. This will start the system restore, and your computer will reboot after it completes.

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Troubleshooting: Pink and Green Lines on Windows Monitor/Display

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Computer monitors, like all components of a computer system, depending on several possible factors: computer input, monitor settings, and the performance of the monitor itself. If you see vertical lines on the screen, it may be caused by one or more of these factors. Sometimes the solution is straightforward, other times fixing vertical lines requires some troubleshooting.

What causes pink and green lines on the Windows screen?

Horizontal or vertical lines on your computer screen can be caused by a variety of problems, from outdated video card drivers to improper video cable connections and faulty ribbon cables. You can go into the BIOS settings to determine if this is a software or hardware problem. read more

How to Troubleshoot: Photos App not Importing from iPhone on Windows 10

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This article deals with the problem of the Photos app not importing from iPhone. So read this complete guide to solve the “Photos app fails to import data from iPhone” problem step by step. If you have any questions about this article, you can contact us. So, let’s start with this guide.

Why doesn’t the Photos app import data from iPhone?

Importing photos from an iPhone to a Windows computer using the Photos app doesn’t always work. Users often encounter errors or glitches with the app. This usually happens when users update their Windows operating system. The reason is that sometimes the new set of libraries are not compatible with iOS, and the user obviously cannot wait for the next update to fix these files. read more