Walk me through your troubleshooting process when you are developing a new computer system.

"When troubleshooting an issue with one of my computer hardware designs, I start with the most logical and easy-to-fix issues. I test each of my hypotheses, and if not successful, move on to the next one. Once I've exhausted these, I begin to think about some of the more unlikely causes. I consult several resources to locate these, including online documentation, manufacturer databases, and my notes. Finally, if I still haven't solved the problem, I work with the other computer hardware engineers on my team to leverage their knowledge and experience. This usually leads to resolving the issue. The last step is to document the solution so it can be easily resolved if it recurs,"