Reiner Lubong

1. it will return to boot menu

2. PPE/ Personal Protective Equipment
3. Occupational Health and Safety.
4. Drive C
5. F2, F1, DEL,ESC
6. NTFS
7. Application Driver
8. Driver
9. Format the Correct Partition
10. boot Loader
11. Configuring the BIOS
12. 4.7 ghz
13. Power Supply blown
14. Process Tab of the Task manager
15. Abacus
16. PSU
17. ROM/ Read Only Memory
18. Flash Memory Chip on Motherboard
19. ATX
20. Hard drives and Optical Drives
21. Drive Configuration
22. Intel
23. Virus/malware infection
24. System corruption or errors
25. Upgrading to a new version
26. Use Task Manager or system monitor to end the unresponsive program.
27. To remove an application that you no longer need, you should uninstall it
through your operating system's control panel or application management settings
28. Yes, it's possible, but it may involve a clean installation, meaning you'll
need to back up your data, perform a fresh installation of Windows 7, and then
restore your data and settings.
29. A clean installation wipes data, while an upgrade keeps data and settings
30. The first thing you gotta do when getting ready to work is to make sure your
workspace is all set, put things where they belong, and make sure it's clean and
well-lit. Having good lighting is important for a comfortable and productive work
environment.