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Author - Maria Vera

What to do when your laptop is locking up

Things that can cause your laptop to freeze can be roughly divided into two categories: software problems and hardware problems. Hardware problems Hardware issues are generally easier to diagnose than their software counterparts. The biggest cause of freezing problems from the hardware side of things is overheating. If your fans are going full blast all of the time it’s a good sign you have an overheating problem. There are a few things you can do to tackle overheating, the first of which...

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Solve sudden laptop shutdowns like a pro

Your laptop suddenly shutting down is an alarming experience. Aside from concerns about losing data – open documents or perhaps game saves – there’s the looming possibility of a physical problem with your machine. In this article I’ll cover some possible diagnoses and suggest some solutions. Power problems The first thing you should check is the power situation. It may seem obvious, but check over your charger for any signs of damage. If everything is in good condition, try taking the battery...

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The KLIM Veni Story

We wish to offer you a unique behind-the-scene showcasing how a competitive gaming mouse is created from scratch. Now, we realise most people won’t read this. But there may be some curious minds out there who will find it interesting. AN INTRODUCTION TO KLIM Some of you may not know KLIM yet. We are a consumer electronics company with a heavy focus on quality for a fair price. We started from very little and we do not belong to any large corporation...

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How to speed up your slow laptop

There is little more frustrating than your laptop slowing to a crawl. Programs stop working properly, files take an eternity to open and you just can’t get anything done. Don’t tear your hair out – this article has a few tricks you can try to speed things up and get back on track. Hard Drive Space Filling your hard drive to capacity can bring everything grinding to a halt. Although less of a concern for solid state drives, you should always leave a...

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