Windows 11
Windows 11 running slow? 10 safe fixes you can do yourself
Step-by-step ways to speed up a slow Windows 11 PC using only built-in tools: startup apps, storage, updates, power mode and system file repair.
Computer help
Simple Windows fixes for everyday computer problems.
Calm, beginner-friendly tutorials for Windows 11, laptops, printers, WiFi, browser alerts, updates and online safety. No downloads, no repair sales and no scare tactics.
Latest tutorials
Each guide starts with the quickest, safest fix and works up to the more involved ones, so you can stop as soon as your problem is solved.
Printers
Printer says offline in Windows 11: how to bring it back online
Why Windows marks a working printer as offline, and the exact order of checks that fixes it for Wi-Fi and USB printers.
WiFi & Internet
Connected to WiFi but no internet: a calm troubleshooting guide
Work out whether the problem is your router, your internet provider or your PC, then fix it with safe built-in Windows tools.
Browser Safety
Fake virus popups in Chrome: how to close them and stop them for good
How to recognise scareware warnings, close a locked browser tab safely, remove notification spam and check your PC properly.
Security Software
Lesser-known antivirus tools compared: Guardio vs Emsisoft vs G DATA vs Heimdal
An honest, independent comparison of four smaller security products, what each one actually does, and who each suits best.
How we help
Guard MyPrintSolve exists because searching for computer help too often leads to scary warnings, paid "fixer" software and fake support numbers.
Built-in tools first
Every fix uses tools already inside Windows or your browser. You won't be asked to download a cleaner, optimizer or remote-access app.
Plain English, one step at a time
We name every button and menu exactly as it appears on screen, and explain what each step does before you do it.
No calls, no sales
We don't sell repairs, subscriptions or support calls. Our only job is to help you understand and fix the problem yourself.
Before you start any fix
Good habits
Restart your PC before troubleshooting, keep Windows updated, back up important files regularly, and write down any change you make so you can undo it.
Warning signs of a scam
A popup with a phone number, a caller saying your PC is infected, or anyone asking to connect to your computer remotely. Microsoft and printer companies don't contact people this way.