Fix it.
Understand it.
TechFix is a web-based troubleshooting assistant for common hardware, software, networking, and peripheral problems — built for Computer Systems Servicing students, teachers, and beginners.
How it works
Identify → check causes → follow steps → verify. Ask a technician for anything advanced.
Identify
Search or browse the problem that matches what you see — no display, black screen, slow PC, Wi-Fi, printer, etc.
Check causes
Review the most common possible causes before changing anything. Avoid unnecessary fixes.
Follow steps
Do the basic steps in order, tick them off, and check if the issue is resolved after each step.
Browse by category
Explore common computer problems grouped by type.
Suggested guides
Quick access to common troubleshooting topics.
Computer Troubleshooting
Choose a category, search, or ask the assistant. Try "black screen" — it also finds "No Display".
Possible causes
Step-by-step troubleshooting — tick as you go
Quick info
Related guides
Glossary
BSOD — Blue Screen of Death (Windows stop error).
DHCP — Auto-assigns IP addresses.
Driver — Software that lets hardware talk to the OS.
TechFix Assistant
Describe your problem in plain language. TechFix suggests a matching guide and basic next steps. If the built-in assistant service is unavailable, it uses the local guide matcher.
The assistant can suggest a matching TechFix guide and basic troubleshooting steps. It is not a professional diagnosis. Never enter passwords, personal information, or API keys. For advanced or risky repairs, ask your CSS teacher or a qualified technician.
Tell me what's happening — e.g., black screen, no display, or Wi-Fi not connecting. I'll break down what's likely wrong, walk you through the fix step by step, and suggest YouTube lessons so you learn how it works.
Favorites
Guides you saved for quick access. Stored on this device only.
About TechFix
Research prototype — Grade 12 Computer Systems Servicing, Paliparan 3 Senior High School.
What is TechFix?
TechFix is a web-based troubleshooting assistant that guides users through common and basic computer problems in hardware, software, networking, and peripherals. It provides possible causes, step-by-step procedures, safety reminders, and printable guides. It is designed to support CSS students during hands-on activities and basic servicing.
Scope & Limitations
TechFix covers basic troubleshooting only. Board-level repair, power-supply repair, advanced networking (enterprise), and complex OS re-engineering are outside the scope. Users are advised to seek a qualified technician or teacher for advanced cases — a reminder appears on every guide.
Using TechFix
Search for a problem, open the matching guide, review possible causes, and follow the basic steps one at a time. If a guide does not match your issue, try another keyword or use the Chat Assistant.
Researchers
Grade 12 CSS Researchers • S.Y. 2026–2027
Paliparan 3 Senior High School
City of Dasmariñas, Cavite
How to cite / acknowledge
TechFix is a research prototype for classroom use. Check important troubleshooting steps with your CSS teacher, and do not attempt repairs outside your training.