We diagnose your system to ensure optimal performance and reliability and ensure it runs smoothly and efficiently.

To diagnose a PC, start with basic troubleshooting steps like checking connections and running built-in diagnostic tools.
If issues persist, investigate further by examining hardware components, running system file checks, and potentially using specialized diagnostic software. 

1. Initial Checks & Basic Troubleshooting:

• Visual Inspection: Check for any physical damage to the computer, cables, or ports.
• Cable Connections: Ensure all cables are securely connected to the appropriate ports, including power, display, and peripherals.
• Power Issues: Verify the power supply is functioning correctly and that the computer is receiving adequate power.
• Overheating: Check for dust buildup that may be blocking airflow, causing overheating.
• Listen for unusual noises: Sounds like clicking or grinding could indicate hardware problems. 

2. Running Built-in Diagnostic Tools:

• Windows Troubleshooter: Windows offers built-in troubleshooters for various issues (e.g., hardware, internet, audio). 
• Windows Memory Diagnostic: This tool can check for memory-related problems. 
• System File Checker (SFC): Run sfc /scannow to check and repair corrupted system files. 
• Check Disk (CHKDSK): Run chkdsk /f /r to scan and repair disk errors.