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hypnotika
Joined: January 2004
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Harware Guru
Joined: November 2004
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man i dun think its the ram, either you hav oced the system and it aint stable or u hav a cheap PSU (power supply unit).
well maybe it cud be the ram, try using a divider like 5:4 (cpu:ram). hey what proc are u usin? wud be helpful if u provided some specs of mobo,cpu and psu. hope it helps....... |
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Good grief Charlie Brown
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I had this happen to me for awhile. it wasnt the RAM in my case, it was the hard drive. Ask if they are hearing any clicks. I would hear a loud click then i would shutdown...hope that helps
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Feeeesh
Joined: August 2004
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i'd say it's the blaster worm but since you're saying it's the hardware then blasty has nothing to do with it, try using just one of the RAM sticks and see if it might be that one of them might be damaged, if they are both fine then it might be the hard disk like zeke said try using this program it's called DiskCheckup 1.0 it tests your HDD's health and stuff it has more stuff about it when you open the page
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Harware Guru
Joined: November 2004
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if you can borrow some ram from a friend and see if the problem goes away.
IMO its the PSU, what PSU are you using? |
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Got Root?
Joined: February 2004
Location: Columbia, S.C.
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make sure you take the check mark out of "automatically restart" under system properties - advanced tab - startup and recovery - settings button.
after that, do a reboot and if it happens again, check the event viewer for system and application issues. |
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Feeeesh
Joined: August 2004
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Originally Posted by koko
yea i think you're right
Originally Posted by Elektro Slime
no if it was the power supply then the computer wouldnt get to the point where it loads window, it would still be on POST
but try what koko said |
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Harware Guru
Joined: November 2004
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uhuh fishy, it will load but as soon as you start using the system itll restart coz there isnt enough power available or the rails are too weak, well atleast thats what happened to me once, went away after i got a new psu.
koko may also be right. u no the original poster CHiLLaXen doesnt seem to be reading this thread as i dont see any more posts from him? maybe its fixed or just maybe he was using it to increase his post count?........... where are you CHiLLaXen ??? |
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