Originally Posted by: haghj500Mahvish

Sorry, I’ll try to be more help this time. First figure out how to get your 1st finger to cover the B and E in the first fret, so d,g,b,e strings ring as they should.
2nd Place your 2nd finger on the G string 2nd fret. Only use your 2nd finger right now, get the G string to ring as it should. Now remove your finger, put it back. Does the string ring as it should. Cool, so now add your 1st finger back with your second finger.
Adjusting the angle of your hand up/down or closer/further from the neck, (your elbo should be moving to, if it is not you have more angles to try.) doing that can make a big difference. Do all d,g,b,e ring as they should? If no adjust the angle of your hand or change the string size you are using. Sets that the small E string starts at 9/10 are easier to bend and it takes less effort on your part to make them ring right or your guitar may need set up or….

3rd Now just work on your 3rd finger placing it and removing it till the string and the strings around it rings true each time. Once you get that, add your second finger back, when they ring right add your 1st finger back. That will be the hard one. But if you have fingers 2,3 working, then the battle is half over. You just have to find the angle that work when you add your first finger back and so on for your pinky.

I hope you find that useful. Your hand is learning to walk, it's all about little steps when you start. Just like walking the more you practice the better and faster you get.