<prompt> re re ke na le projeke e kholo hosane, empa ke fumana feela hore komporo ea ka e na le bothata. Ke etseng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suppose I have a big project due tomorrow, but I just find out there is a problem with my computer. What should I do? . Response in English: If you have a big project due tomorrow and your computer is having problems, there are a few things you can do to ensure that you are able to complete the project on time:1. Identify the problem: First, try to identify the issue with your computer. This will help you address it and fix it much faster. Some common computer issues include viruses, slow running programs or a full hard drive.2. Troubleshoot the problem: Once you have identified the problem, try to fix it using basic troubleshooting techniques. For example, you may need to restart your computer or run a virus scan.3. Seek help: If you are unable to fix the problem on your own, seek help from a professional. You could reach out to a technician or contact customer support for the particular software or hardware that is causing the issue.4. Use backup options: If you have a backup of your work, retrieve it and continue working on a different device. 5. Use an alternate device: If the problem with your computer cant be fixed immediately, you could consider working on an alternate device such as another computer, a tablet or even a smartphone, depending on the nature of the project.6. Ask for an extension: If all else fails and you are unable to fix the problem with your computer or find an alternate device, you can communicate your situation to your teacher or boss and request for an extension on the project deadline.While it can be stressful to have computer problems when a big project is due, remember to stay calm and systematically work through the problem. . Response in Sesotho: Haeba u na le morero o moholo o lokelang ho etsoa hosane me komporo ea hau e na le mathata, ho na le lintho tse maloa tseo u ka li etsang ho netefatsa hore u khona ho phethela projeke ka nako: 1. Lemoha bothata: Pele, leka ho lemoha bothata ka komporo ea hau. Sena se tla u thusa ho e rarolla le ho e lokisa kapele haholo. Litaba tse ling tse tloaelehileng tsa komporo li kenyelletsa livaerase, mananeo a tsamaeang butle kapa hard drive e felletseng. 2. Rarolla bothata: Ha u se u hlokometse bothata, leka ho bo lokisa u sebelisa mekhoa ea motheo ea ho rarolla mathata. Ka mohlala, u ka na ua hloka ho qala komporo ea hau bocha kapa ho tsamaisa tlhahlobo ea vaerase. 3. Batla thuso: Haeba u sa khone ho lokisa bothata u le mong, batla thuso ho setsebi. U ka ikopanya le setsebi kapa ua ikopanya le tšehetso ea bareki bakeng sa software e itseng kapa hardware e bakang bothata. 4. Sebelisa likhetho tsa bekapo: Haeba u na le bekapo ea mosebetsi oa hau, e fumane me u tsoele pele ho sebetsa sesebelisoa se fapaneng. 5. Sebelisa sesebelisoa se seng: Haeba bothata ba komporo ea hau bo ke ke ba lokisoa hang-hang, u ka nahana ka ho sebetsa sesebelisoa se seng se kang komporo e ngoe, tablet kapa smartphone, ho itšetlehile ka mofuta oa morero. 6. Kopa katoloso: Haeba tse ling kaofela li hloleha me u sa khone ho lokisa bothata ka komporo ea hau kapa ho fumana sesebelisoa se seng, u ka buisana le tichere kapa mookameli oa hau ka boemo ba hau mme u kope ho eketsoa ha nako ea morero. Le hoja e ka ba khatello ea kelello ho ba le mathata a khomphieutha ha morero o moholo o le teng, hopola ho lula u khobile matšoafo me u sebetsane le bothata ka mokhoa o hlophisitsoeng. 