Theory: Basic computer hardware components and their functions Common computer problems and their troubleshooting techniques Operating system installation and maintenance Basic networking concepts and protocols Cybersecurity and virus prevention measures Backup and recovery methods Basic programming concepts and languages Practical: Disassembling and reassembling a computer system Installing and configuring operating systems Diagnosing and fixing hardware and software issues Configuring and troubleshooting basic network connectivity Basic command-line operations Data backup and recovery exercises Virus removal techniques Here are some common computer problems and their troubleshooting techniques: Computer won't turn on: Make sure it's properly plugged in and the power outlet is functioning. Check the power supply and ensure that it's connected and functioning correctly. Check for any loose connections, particularly with the RAM or hard drive. Check the battery if you are using a laptop. Slow computer performance: Check for viruses and malware by running a virus scan. Remove any unnecessary programs or files to free up disk space. Increase the amount of RAM if possible. Defragment the hard drive. Disable any programs that automatically start up with your computer. Overheating: Ensure that all vents are clear and not blocked by dust. Clean the inside of the computer to remove any dust buildup. Replace any malfunctioning fans or cooling systems. Avoid using your computer in extremely hot environments. Blue screen of death (BSOD): Restart the computer and try booting it in safe mode. Check for any software or hardware updates and install them. Run a virus scan to ensure that it's not caused by malware or viruses. Uninstall any recent software or drivers that might be causing the issue. Internet connectivity issues: Check your internet connection and router. Reset the router by turning it off and on again. Restart your computer. Check for any software updates for your network adapter. Disable any firewalls or antivirus programs temporarily to see if they are causing the issue.