Tips for Buying a Used Laptop

Before buying a used laptop, check this out.

Press Windows key and type CMD.

Run it as administrator.

Now type powercfg/batteryreport. Press Enter.

Copy the report location. Open it in your browser and check

design capacity versus full charge capacity.

If the full charge capacity is around fifty percent or less,

the battery is

heavily worn and may need replacement.

Next, go to Google, type CrystalDiskInfo.

Download and install it. Check the drives' health status.

Now, press the Windows key, search Windows Memory

Diagnostic, and open it. Choose Restart now and check for

problems.

Windows will restart and test your RAM automatically.

If it detects memory errors, you'll know the laptop may need a RAM

repair or replacement.

Do these three checks before handing over your money and save this

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