There are error codes on the blue screen and print stating that a software change, or, a hardware part is malfunctioning. I tried system restore to no avail. Thinking I was safe with a reformat and system reset I went ahead and conducted that only to get the same blue screen telling that me if it is a hardware malfunction the system reset would not work.
I was able to reformat the computer, but, I get half way thru reloading the recovery disks and the blue screen resurfaces. I took the side panel off, reseated each connection I was able to, but, nothing was loose and no relief resulted.
I would appreciate any advice here. Can anyone advise if a repair is possible and would it cost less than say $200.00?
I will only help if you admit Kobe is the true TOSB.
Jk. Anyways, sounds like a RAM issue. If you have the Windows install disc, you can boot that up and run the mem check function to test for errors. If it's a memory issue, that's a cheap fix, less than 100 bucks depending on the GB's.
i think the computer didnt like ur parroting...
anyway since u format ur hdd..and still bsod
have u tried flashing the bios?, if not go out buy a new 200bucks computer or lappy
The computer joins Kirby in the Bag.
Hark Disk Corruption most likely. If you think your computer and writing speed was gradually decreasing, then that's the culprit. If you have any internal HDD's that work, try installing your recovery using those discs.
i got the same thing and my hard disk was ed. had to buy a new computer...
I did not notice any problems with this computer until the event initiated and it went down hill very quickly thereafter.
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I've tried that, but, it gets half way thru the 3rd and last recovery disk and jumps back to the blue screen.
I feared that. Damn it.
Try turning it off and then on.
Thank you, all.
I've tried that countless times to no avail. Now it takes the first recovery disk and then tries to boot up before it asks me to load the 2nd recovery disk.
Try unplugging the modem and router for 10 seconds and the plug them back up.
You let me have another round of bouncy bouncy with Katie Girl if I come fix it?
Come ahead, I'll even not watch.
Seriously, can you get into the BIOS? To get there power your computer off and then on and keep hitting the Delete key and it should bring it up. Look for some type of hardware monitor and find the temperatures for your CPU and motherboard. Sometimes a dying CPU will run really hot. It sounds like the computer could have overheated and set off a kernel panic off when you were formatting.
First thing to check is on the motherboard. Look at the big, round capacitors and see if any is bulging at the top.
If you see bulging or leaky caps, your mobo is failing. Replacing the caps is cheap, but you need somebody that knows where to order them and have soldering skills.
If the caps are ok, I doubt you can get all the way to the 2nd disc if it's a memory/videocard problem, so I would think the disk might be failing.
If you have a spare harddrive somewhere, swap it in and try reinstalling.
I thought I told you to go your motherboard, El.First thing to check is on the motherboard. Look at the big, round capacitors and see if any is bulging at the top.
If you see bulging or leaky caps, your mobo is failing. Replacing the caps is cheap, but you need somebody that knows where to order them and have soldering skills.
If the caps are ok, I doubt you can get all the way to the 2nd disc if it's a memory/videocard problem, so I would think the disk might be failing.
If you have a spare harddrive somewhere, swap it in and try reinstalling.
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porn on his drive, de it clown
i guess we'll never find out what the problem was
I get it now
If these don't work, try redownloading adobe reader
Have you tried reinstalling AOL?
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