Prioritising is important , it can be based on severity and impact , and it will help the engineer to know what to solve first and what needs more attention. Staying calm during this situations is the key.

1.Prioritize issues based on impact on productivity 2.Check monitoring tools and logs to identify root cause 3.Fix issues in order of priority 4.Document fixes for later reference and retrospective evaluation

When facing multiple computer issues under pressure, I employ a systematic approach as I do with everything task or problem I take on. 1.Remain Calm: A clear mind is essential for effective troubleshooting. 2.Prioritize: Identify critical issues hindering productivity. 3. Diagnose: Utilize diagnostic tools to isolate root causes. 4. Document: Meticulously record all troubleshooting actions.

Manage as Problem ticket. All incidents are associated with the problem ticket. This facilitates the collection of incidents and a centralized solution. Allows staff to see all issues, trouble shooting steps in one collection.

1. Stay calm. Machines aren't magic - there's a reason it's broken. Relax. Focus. 2. Consider the timeframe. When did the symptoms start? All at once points to common cause. Over time points to separate causes. 3. Start wide. Start testing whole systems. Network issues? Start pings and traceroutes. Random crashes? Check logs and resource utilization. Focus on finding the general things that are behaving abnormally first before diving into particulars 4a. Start applying fixes. Test between every fix you apply. Watch for errors, and be extra mindful of *different* errors. If anything changes, you're tugging the right thread. 4b. ... But be mindful of time. It's more invasive, but sometimes it's faster to reinstall / replace / redeploy.