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| Re: Always with the computer troubles... [message #236318 is a reply to message #236313] |
Fri, 29 December 2006 09:20   |
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| j_ball430 wrote on Fri, 29 December 2006 10:04 |
Last time I ran into that problem, my motherboard was fried by the power input, and I got a new mobo and PSU. My PSU shorted out. :\
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ditto except fujitsu try and claim that it is normal for my CPU to be running at 90 degrees.
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| Re: Always with the computer troubles... [message #236366 is a reply to message #236295] |
Fri, 29 December 2006 17:17 |
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I had a shitty P4 plastic heat sink clip break on a buddies PC once. It did that exact thing. Would start up but after a few seconds the safety would shut it down. Make sure it is tight.
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| Re: Always with the computer troubles... [message #236367 is a reply to message #236331] |
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| Doitle wrote on Fri, 29 December 2006 11:57 |
There was no burning smell. So my motherboard probably isn't broken. I was playing Star Wars Kotor 2 and my little sisters shuffle was charging plugged into one of my Usb ports. She came up and pulled it out of the cradle and the whole comp froze. I restarted, bios came up and it showed no hard drives connected.us Restarted again and it did what it does now. I need my computer back! I'm getting Wiiers thumb from all this point and click typing...
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It's a short somewhere. Check your USB port jumpers. My mom's computer used to shut down every time she'd take out her USB flash drive.
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| Re: Always with the computer troubles... [message #236392 is a reply to message #236295] |
Fri, 29 December 2006 23:05 |
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You can buy these fancy little PSU testers for like $10 at a Radio Snack.......
You simply plug the power supply cables into this piece of equipment and it has colored LED's to tell you if the voltages are proper, etc.
My guess is its either your power supply or possibly your RAM sticks have come loose.
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I need to replace my motherboard and Psu? That's 500$ right there. Is there anyway I can test anything. I'll try unplugging some components... I have no idea what flashing the bios is or how to do it. Man this is awful.
