Expressing that a system is not working can be phrased effectively across different situations. In casual interactions, you might say, "It's completely dead," "It won't respond," or "It stopped working." In professional or technical communication, it is much more precise to state, "The machinery is experiencing a mechanical malfunction," "The system has become inoperative due to a fault code," or "The software application is crashing during startup," directing immediate attention toward diagnostic troubleshooting.
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