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Computer Power Problem?
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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I got home from work today and rather than logging in, I restarted my computer so it would run faster.
-It now freezes while it's booting up (at random times).
-I can hear a flicker sounds when it freezes.
-I am able to get to BIOS and mess around in there without this freezing problem. Although I can still hear the flickering sound every 30 seconds or so, my computer does not freeze while in BIOS.
I will also add, every few times I can get to the choose safe mode or start windows normally screen. I have tried "safe mode" and "start windows normally" and when I press enter, I can hear the flicker sound and it automatically freezes.
Can anyone help me out with this?
-It now freezes while it's booting up (at random times).
-I can hear a flicker sounds when it freezes.
-I am able to get to BIOS and mess around in there without this freezing problem. Although I can still hear the flickering sound every 30 seconds or so, my computer does not freeze while in BIOS.
I will also add, every few times I can get to the choose safe mode or start windows normally screen. I have tried "safe mode" and "start windows normally" and when I press enter, I can hear the flicker sound and it automatically freezes.
Can anyone help me out with this?
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I no longer use xp and I'm not sure which you're using but I know with vista, there's a repair option if you boot with the disk and you can repair anything that may be off, like something that gets corrupted.
I think with XP you could make a boot disk. Have you tried using a boot disk to get in to run tests?
Sounds like you need a good scan of your files to me. I suppose it could be hardware but it doesn't sound like it to me IMHO.
Xts
I think with XP you could make a boot disk. Have you tried using a boot disk to get in to run tests?
Sounds like you need a good scan of your files to me. I suppose it could be hardware but it doesn't sound like it to me IMHO.
Xts
how did you restart it ,by going to start /turn off computer ,and click restart .or did you click a restart button on the front of the case .,also what does a flicker sound like .
Last edited by caperjack; Dec 16th, 2007 at 8:54 pm.
Linux boot cd http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html
Wubi is an officially supported Ubuntu Linux installer for Windows .
http://wubi-installer.org/
Wubi is an officially supported Ubuntu Linux installer for Windows .
http://wubi-installer.org/
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