Repair Guides

It doesn’t take much to ignite FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) against Microsoft–especially with news of a critical flaw affecting Windows 7. News that a Microsoft update is causing “millions” of PC’s to experience a “black screen of death” is both exaggerated and wrong. Apparently, its much ado about nothing.

Staring at a bright computer screen can cause eye strain and tension headaches. If you’re on a laptop everyday for work and suffer from these issues, you should consider changing up the brightness level. Not sure how to adjust it? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Below you’ll find step-by-step guides on how to adjust the brightness level on your keyboard and within the Windows 11 settings menu.

So, you bought a new monitor and hooked it up to your PC. But now you no longer have perfectly sharp, crisp text and images. Instead, you’re seeing blurry, smeared elements wherever concentrations of the color red appear. As for anything else with red in it? It just looks…off.

While matte screen coating effectively reduces reflections, it also makes the image quality slightly more dull and hazy. Glossy monitors, on the other hand, have a more vibrant and intense picture quality, but a very reflective screen.

Laptop manufacturers are actually assembling machines made from parts that are from 3rd parties. For example, they will buy laptop screens from BOE, Samsung, Chimei, and AUO. Components will change and screen models will also change over the lifetime of a laptop model's manufacture. So it is not necessary for the new screen to be of the same brand as the original.

If your laptop has been ruined owing to some circumstances, it is certain that you will have to wait for a few days to get the device repaired. Knowing the laptop/notebook’s model number can speed up your repair process fairly.