What troubleshooting techniques would you use?

General Troubleshooting Tips to Keep in Mind:

1. Firstly check that the cables are plugged in properly

2. Check the power supply

3. If possible try to isolate the problem

4. Reboot your computer

5. Remember the steps you've taken, or write them down

6. Run a virus check

Most people have at one time or another experienced a computer problem like the situations just described, and if you haven't, chances are you will at some point. When a problem occurs, don't panic! Instead, work your way through some basic troubleshooting techniques and try to solve the problem.

General Troubleshooting Tips to Keep in Mind:

1. Firstly check that the cables are plugged in properly

2. Check the power supply

3. If possible try to isolate the problem

4. Reboot your computer

5. Remember the steps you've taken, or write them down

6. Run a virus check

 Software troubleshooting tips:

1. 1. Free up RAM by closing other open programs.

   2. Restart the software.

   3. Shut down and restart your computer.

   4. Use the Internet to find help.

   5. Undo any recent hardware or software changes.

   6. Uninstall the software, then reinstall it.

   7. Look for software patches.

   8. Scan for viruses and malware.

   9. Check for a firewall conflict.

   10. Boot up in Safe Mode.

   11. Defragment your hard drive.

1st thing1st. examine the whole network hardwares and running services. bulk services on a light hardware or irrelevent configurations causes down network response time. to troubleshoot such issue, you need to upgrade hardwares and using Gigabit interfaces rather than fastethernet. use STP CAT6 cables if using any lighter one. And instead of using hubs, use L3 switches, as it can handle network traffic smartly.

1. first i will check network cable, if it is in bad conditions, will replace.
2. will check the network communication speed(will try to increase it length is short), and no. of nodes used (if possible, use repeater), and length (boost the signal)