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Most hardware problems turn out to be a setting, a driver or the wrong device selected. Test the hardware outside the app that’s misbehaving, then follow the guide.
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Press every key and see which ones register, stick or repeat, on a Windows UK or Mac layout.
Check pointer movement, left and right clicks, double-clicks and scrolling from a mouse or touchpad.
Measure net words per minute and accuracy over 15 seconds to 2 minutes.
Five rounds with false-start detection, measuring your average and best reaction in milliseconds.
See a live preview, switch cameras and confirm resolution before a call or interview.
Watch a live level meter to confirm your mic works and is loud enough, and pick the right input.
Play left, right, bass and treble tones to find a dead speaker, a one-sided headset or distortion.
Full-screen colours, gradients and grids for spotting dead pixels, banding and backlight bleed.
Check your monitor is really running at 60, 120, 144 Hz or more, and how smoothly frames arrive.
Single- and multi-core scores, a 1–90 minute throttling stress test and a public leaderboard.
An adaptive WebGL load that finds your graphics limit, with a stress test and leaderboard.
See the screen, browser, memory and processor details your browser can detect — handy for support requests.
Measure ping, download and upload speed, and see what the numbers mean for calls and streaming.
A guided 12-step inspection for buying second-hand, with a report you can export.
A full-screen timer that keeps the display awake — for presentations, workshops and study sessions.
Ping, download, upload, jitter — what each number means, what "good" looks like for your use case, and when to complain to your ISP.
When the WiFi is fine everywhere except one machine, the fault is in that machine. Work through the nine usual suspects in order.
Video calls need upload, not download. What your meeting apps actually require, how to measure it, and practical ways to free it up.
One press, two letters: how to prove chatter with an event history test, and the fixes — from debounce settings to switch cleaning.
Why W+A+Space works but W+A+E does not: the keyboard matrix, what N-key rollover buys you, and a two-minute browser test.
A dead pixel stays black; a stuck pixel glows one colour. How to tell them apart with fullscreen tests, and honest odds of a fix.
Keyboard, camera, microphone and screen tests run entirely in your browser. Nothing you type, say or show is uploaded.
If something works here but not in one app, the hardware is fine and the fix is in that app’s settings. Each tool links to the guide for the next step.
Browsers can’t read battery cycles, SSD health or temperatures. We say so on each tool and point to the operating-system tools that can.
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