# The Fix Ladder

> The Fix Ladder is an independent troubleshooting publication for everyday phones, computers, apps, and connections. It organises fixes by evidence and risk, generalises settings paths across versions, and never invents an error-code meaning or treats data loss as a personality-building exercise.

The Fix Ladder publishes original, long-form guides about tech troubleshooting fixes. Every article opens with a concise direct answer, is structured with clear headings and FAQs, and reflects mainstream expert consensus.

## Mobile Apps

- [Android App Keeps Crashing: 9 Fixes in Safe Order](https://fixnotworking.com/android-app-keeps-crashing/): When one Android app keeps crashing, first confirm other apps work, restart the phone, and update both the app and Android.
- [iPhone Storage Full: Clear Space Without Guessing](https://fixnotworking.com/iphone-storage-full/): To clear a full iPhone safely, open Settings > General > iPhone Storage and wait for the category list to calculate.

## Network Recovery

- [Wi-Fi Connected, No Internet: Isolate the Broken Link](https://fixnotworking.com/wifi-connected-no-internet/): A Wi-Fi icon without internet means the device joined the local wireless network but has not proved a working path beyond it.

## Windows Hardware

- [Windows Bluetooth Not Working: 8 Checks in Order](https://fixnotworking.com/windows-bluetooth-not-working/): When Bluetooth is not working in Windows, run eight checks before uninstalling a driver: confirm the PC supports Bluetooth; charge and place the accessory…

## Full text for LLMs

- [llms-full.txt](https://fixnotworking.com/llms-full.txt): every article as plain markdown in one file
- Each article is also available as markdown at https://fixnotworking.com/<slug>.md

## Site

- [About](https://fixnotworking.com/about/): editorial approach and standards
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