It's almost impossible to mention every problem with doodle that your laptop can experience. So, instead of listing every one of their users' problems, or 1,000 or even 100, here are five that often appear.
1. "The keyboard is weird!"
Keyboard problems occur more often than you can imagine. The solution is generally simple: you accidentally press the Num Lock button on the laptop keyboard, and half the alphabet keys on your keyboard start acting like numbers.
The solution is to press the Num Lock button and return your keyboard to full alphabetical operation.
2. Touch touchiness of the touchpad
Some laptop touch pads seem to operate only by looking at it. Instead of feeling frustrated with these sensitive touch pads, simply adjust the sensitivity of the touch panel. Follow these steps:
Open the Control Panel.
Press Win + X to open the supersecret menu. Select Control Panel.
Under the Hardware and Sound heading, click the View Devices and Printers link.
Right-click your laptop icon.
A shortcut menu appears, listing the hardware items associated with your laptop.
Select Mouse Settings.
The Mouse Properties dialog box appears.
Use the Mouse Properties dialog box to review the touch pad settings. You have to find the Touchpad tab: Click the tab.
If the Settings button is available, click. You will arrive at a window where you can adjust the sensitivity of the touch panel.
Unfortunately, not all laptop touch pads have a special dialog box.
The mouse feature can also be adjusted in the Settings application: Click Device, then select Mouse & Touchpad on the left side of the window.
3. "My laptop won't wake up"
A laptop that is asleep can mean the battery is dead. Consider connecting a laptop and try again.
When the laptop has trouble waking up from Sleep mode - and you have to turn it off then turn it on again to regain control - you have a problem with the power management system on your laptop.
4. Electricity management misery
When your laptop suddenly loses its ability to sleep or enter Hibernate mode, it means that you may have problems with hardware or power management software.
First, check your computer manufacturer's webpage to see if you can find additional information or software updates.
Second, make sure that the power management is activated correctly.
Finally, confirm that other hardware or software does not interfere with power management software. If so, remove the annoying software or hardware or check for updates that don't mess up your laptop's power management system. A good trick to try is System Restore, just in case the recent update disrupts laptop power management software.
5. "The battery will not charge"
The battery is dead. Even modern smart batteries are good for a long time. When your battery runs out, replace it with a new one - if you can. Most modern laptops, especially 2-in-1 tablet PCs, do not use removable batteries. In this case, you must replace the laptop.
GOOD LUCK !
