What runs through your mind when you start your PC or laptop and get welcomed by an unfriendly blue screen? The first time I experienced this, I felt like I had damaged the computer. It's even worse if your computer just seemed okay the last time you used it. When this happens, there's no need to worry. There are 3 possible reasons for this: 1. Your Operating system may be corrupt 2. The main disk on your PC may be damaged 3. There could be a corrupt application affecting normal startup. It is normal to panic in such cases, especially when you have little to no experience handling computers. Before you phone that repair guy or throw your computer into the trash, try out these troubleshooting tips. 1. Disconnect all peripherals, the power connection and shut down the PC by long pressing the power button. 2. Wait for 5 minutes and power up the computer. 3. If that does not work, think about reinstalling a new Operating system. You can do so from a Bootable Flash Disk or a Com
What is planned Obsolescence in the tech world? Planned obsolescence refers to the practice of intentionally designing and producing products with a limited lifespan or functionality, with the aim of encouraging consumers to purchase new replacements. It is a strategy employed by manufacturers to ensure a continuous demand for their products and maintain a steady stream of revenue. There are various ways in which planned obsolescence can be implemented: Functional Obsolescence: Products are deliberately designed with components or materials that have a limited lifespan. This can include using low-quality parts, weak materials, or employing techniques that cause premature wear and tear, ultimately leading to the product's failure or decreased performance. Technological Obsolescence: This occurs when manufacturers introduce new technologies or features that make older products appear outdated or less desirable. They may deliberately withhold cer