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Troubleshooting Tips & Tricks - Day 1 of Troubleshooting Scenarios

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Here are some simple troubleshooting questions to be asking yourself when gathering information and troubleshooting an issue.

Scenario #1 - The WiFi Works; Except for When It Doesn't

"Bonnie reports that her laptop keeps losing internet connection during video calls, but browsing websites usually works fine. Other devices in the house seem okay."


ⓘ Solutions for this scenario are suggested from the study group below.


Kaleb: Check the status of the wifi icon in the bottom right corner. Make sure it is actually connected and not just a failed connection.

Brian: I would do an internet speed test to see if it is fast enough to do video calls.

Gabriel: I would check on other devices to see if they are struggling to make video calls and losing connection as well.



ⓘ Solutions will also be put under comments under this page as well as a team-building and homework exercise!



Below is a chart giving the step-by-step process of troubleshooting:
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Scenario #2 - User Can't Login To Their Computer

"Noah reports that he can no longer login to his Dell tower pc at home. He calls you up since you know tech stuff pretty well and wants some advice."


ⓘ Solutions for this scenario are suggested from the study group below.



Scenario #3 - No Internet Access

"Gibby reports that he no longer has internet and would like to figure out why his YouTube music videos are no longer loading."


ⓘ Solutions for this scenario are suggested from the study group below.



Scenario #4 - Printer Not Printing

"Brian tells his friend from high school that the printer for home room no longer works. He incites you for some help in fixing it since the school won't do it."


ⓘ Solutions for this scenario are suggested from the study group below.



Scenario #5 - Email Not Sending or Receiving

"Kara reports that her emails are no longer sending or receiving. She says that she was last logged in on Friday. That was a few days ago. It is now Monday."


ⓘ Solutions for this scenario are suggested from the study group below.



Homework

Put a solution as a comment under this page for any of the scenarios. If you can create your own scenario as well, more power to you!