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Pull the Plug!!

Submitted by HelpMeRick.com on December 30, 2005 - 5:54pm.
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One problem with technology is that sometimes we let it overshadow our problem solving skills. In particular, errors on our computer such as "lock ups", illegal operations, erratic behavior, slow downs, and other computer anomalies can be corrected by simply restarting our computers.

The most common way to restart our computer involves clicking on Start-->Shut Down--> Restart. However, sometimes the mouse does not work so try this keyboard sequence: Push the Start key (between Ctrl & Alt), then U, then R, then Enter.

If this doesn't work, try pushing Ctrl+Alt+Delete up to five times to try and restart.

Still not working, look for a "reset" button on the front of your computer and push it.

No reset button, then reach down and shut the computer off (it's ok, really).

Still no luck, shut your surge protector off or just unplug the machine! When the computer restarts, all should be well.

If this helped, consider buying me a beer or an Americano!
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