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[ The PC Guide | Troubleshooting and Repair Guide | General Troubleshooting Techniques | Troubleshooting and Your Mental State ] Give Yourself Time Starting a troubleshooting session on a difficult problem one half-hour before you have to go away for the weekend is not a great idea. Since you haven't allowed yourself nearly enough time to do a proper job of diagnosing the situation, you are going to feel rushed. It's likely that you will misdiagnose the problem, have to stop half-way before you are finished, and that you will generally feel uncomfortable during the entire process (even more than usual). Give yourself a fighting chance to resolve the problem properly by allowing yourself enough time to do the job right.
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