You have a problem. A Windows problem (imagine that).

You search for a solution online, which comes to 436,231 results – all of which are articles full of text, and maybe a few pictures to break it up. Now you have the daunting task of sifting through not only the results, but then the articles themselves to figure out exactly what to fix. Good luck.

But there's a better way! Infographics. This increasingly popular form of information contains only the most important facts in a format that's intuitive to follow. Here are some of the most helpful Windows infographics on the Internet right now.

Understanding The Blue Screen Of Death (BSoD)

The dreaded Blue Screen of Death, otherwise known as BSoD, has haunted Windows users throughout the history of Microsoft. But what does all that gibberish actually mean? ReviverSoft created this infographic to help explain it all a bit clearer.

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1 Blue Screen of Death - BSoD

Source: ReviverSoft

Windows 7 Common Complaints/Solutions

Though  Windows 7 is being retired, it is still very alive in a lot of ways, thus many haven't (and probably won't) make the switch to Windows 8. But no operating system is perfect and Windows 7 has its own issues that we have all dealt with including not syncing with the iPhone properly, hardware not responding, missing Explorer folders, Taskbar problems and more. To help, ReviverSoft created an infographic of 12 common issues Windows 7 users might have and how to fix them.

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2 Windows 7 Common Complaints_Solutions

Source: ReviverSoft

Most Annoying Features Of Windows 8 (And How To Fix Them)

But let's say you did make the switch to Windows 8. You're not problem-free either. As many of you know, Windows 8 has its niggles, too. Some of which were fixed with the Windows 8.1 update. But many weren't, such as no Start Menu, a complicated shutdown process, and additional users not being able to install applications. For most of these problems, there are solutions, either within the Windows settings themselves or through third-party software.

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3 Most Annoying Features of Windows 8

Source: Chassis Plans

Windows 8: How To Use File History

Backups. That word we know all too well, whether we do it or not. We know we should back up. But, it's just so hard. Don't you need expensive external hard drives and software to do that? Plus, you hardly remember to check your email, let alone when to back up your computer! But Windows 8 has a built-in backup that makes backing up a breeze. Follow these simple instructions and you're golden.

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4 Windows 8 - How To Use File History

Source: Firebrand

Windows 8 Cheatsheet (Shortcuts & Command Prompts)

Migrating over to Windows 8 is more than just transferring your files – it takes a bit of a learning curve. And keyboard shortcuts and command prompts are crucial to knowing how to navigate around Windows 8 on a desktop.

NOTE: We have a MakeUseOf Windows 8 Cheat Sheet that covers both new Windows 8 commands and pre-existing, frequently used ones.

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6 Windows 8 Cheat Sheet

Source: Marcel van der Hoek

Slow Computer? Don't Buy A New One Just Yet!

Back in the day, your computer had the top specs and was running smooth, but now Windows Startup takes its time and overall, operations have slowed down. It may be time to fork over the cash for a new machine or upgrade the hardware, but before you do, try some of these useful tips. You very well may only have to do some housekeeping to get your PC running smoothly again.

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5 Slow Computer - Don't Buy A New One Just Yet

Source: Crucial

Windows 8: How To Use Refresh And Reset

To go further into depth on repairing a potential issue or speeding up your computer, you should know about Refresh and Reset in Windows 8, as well as the difference between them. This infographic includes the steps of factory resetting your PC and refreshing it, as well as which one you should use for different cases.

NOTE: Should you have any difficulty with this, take a look at our tips on fixing Windows Refresh.

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7 Windows 8 - How To Use Refresh And Reset

Source: Firebrand

But if all else fails...

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8 How To Fix A Computer

Source: ICP Networks

It really is amazing how a simple restart of the computer can fix so many issues.

What are your favorite Windows tips? Know of any other great infographics, perhaps one that has kept you from having to call tech support? If so, please share them – I'll be looking forward to your comments!