Category: Software
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1. Start Account Setup Open Thunderbird and go to: Menu → New → Existing Mail Account Enter your name, email address, and password.Click Continue, and then choose Manual Config if Thunderbird doesn’t detect it automatically. 2. Choose IMAP or POP 3. Enter Server Details Here are some common settings: For Gmail: Type Server Port SSL…
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If your Mozilla Thunderbird suddenly stops receiving new emails, you’re not alone — I’ve seen this happen many times while helping users fix their email clients.Luckily, it’s usually something simple. Here’s how you can fix it in a few minutes. 1. Check Your Internet Connection This may sound basic, but it’s often the cause.Make sure…
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If Chrome freezes or crashes repeatedly, extensions or hardware acceleration are usually the culprits.First, open chrome://extensions/ and disable all extensions, then re-enable them one by one to find the cause.Next, turn off hardware acceleration: Settings → System → Use hardware acceleration when available.If crashes continue, delete the Chrome “User Data” folder (after backup) to reset…
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If Google Chrome doesn’t open or instantly closes after launching, don’t panic — it’s often caused by a corrupt user profile or conflicting extensions.Start by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Esc (Windows) or Command + Option + Esc (Mac) and closing all Chrome processes.Next, rename your user profile folder: If it still won’t open, try…
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If Outlook keeps crashing or refuses to open, try running it in Safe Mode.Press Win + R, type outlook.exe /safe, and hit Enter. If it opens fine, one of your add-ins is likely causing the crash — disable them one by one from File → Options → Add-ins.You can also repair Office from Control Panel…
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A weak or unstable Wi-Fi signal usually has a simple cause. Start by rebooting your router and modem.Move your router to a central location and keep it away from microwaves or thick walls.Update your network drivers (Windows) or run Wireless Diagnostics (Mac).If speed is still low, log into your router’s admin page and change the…
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App crashes often come from outdated versions or corrupted caches.Update the app and your operating system first.If it’s a desktop program, uninstall and reinstall it.For mobile apps, go to Settings → Storage → Clear Cache.If the problem persists, check for conflicts with antivirus or background software.Always keep at least 10–15% of your device storage free…