Check for possible software updates, my reasoning for that is the computer could be trying to initiate an update but is stopped by the user if you don't want it to update go to settings and turn off auto update
First is it to always clean out all the junk that is left
behind by the operating system and the browsers. You can easily do this using
the Disk Cleanup utility included on the windows systems. You can clean up the registry. However, you should be very careful with the registry. Any wrong move might mess up everything
Search and destroy viruses and malware on your PC by
installing an anti-virus security program and setting up an automated
maintenance schedule.
Defragment main and partitioned drives to keep your computer
running smoothly.
Uninstall software programs and personal files like
pictures, movies and music that are no longer in use to free up more space. The
more the space, the faster the PC will go. You can also run the msconfig
command in the RUN command prompt to uncheck start up programs that you do not
use
Answer:
Sound card
Explanation:
In computer or laptop music or sound files are stored in digital form. Sound card is the the device that is used to convert the digital form of music into analog to produce the signal that is compatible with speaker or microphone.
If the speakers are not working on the laptop, means there is no sound produced on speakers. It means that sound card is not working properly.
Answer:
I will use a riser card to install the card parallel to the motherboard.
Explanation:
If you attempted to install a GPU like this and it stands tall, then this means that you do not have enough room for the card. Instead of purchasing a new case that will allow the GPU to seat comfortably, you can buy a riser card. A riser card seats at a right angular position and is built to extend a motherboard slot. I expect a motherboard that supports an EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card to support a riser card because not all boards support a riser card. Once it is installed, the card will rest on the motherboard and will rotate the GPU to seat parallel with the motherboard.