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Is it my Ram?!!
Randomly Restarting at almost any time like when just logging in or Playing game. (Doing this for about 2.5 To 3.5 weeks)
My icons changed to unkown program to open with. Then Ctrl-Alt-Del dosent know what to open with/how to open(Comes up with error). Then shut down dosent work so I hard shut down. Try to restart then get missing windows file Let it sit for a wile come back now goes through bias real fast before windows starts loading it reboots (So cant do anything)(AT ALL)!!! テつ! テつ! テつ! テつ! テつ! テつ!HELP |
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Re: Is it my Ram?!!
Hello and welcome to the forum,
Have you done the usual check for viruses,Spyware etc? Use <a href="http://www.memtest.org">this</a> to check your RAM for errors. Use the precompiled ISO or the floppy version (probably easier but if you don't have a floppy drive....) Post back if all fails ![]() |
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Re: Is it my Ram?!!
If I had to guess, I'd say a corrupt/dying harddrive. Missing Windows files are usually a sign of corruption with the harddrive.
You can run a chkdsk/scandsk to see if your Windows neeeds to recover any missing files. http://www.updatexp.com/windows-xp-chkdsk.html - step by step On my old 80GB HDD, it couldn't even pass a chkdsk scan without freezing. I had numerous bad blocks, the harddrive was obviously dying.
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Re: Is it my Ram?!!
I can no longer even use the computer becuse after it shows the BIAS it reboots automaticly
Ive taken out all other drives (Hard Drive,Cd drive, And Floppy drive) and tryed to boot like that but nothing still dose the same thing over and over |
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Re: Is it my Ram?!!
i faced the same situation when i accediently delete my current windows, from the default operating systems list. so, all i was doing is, moving in to a circles inside bios. have you yet tried to boot using a bootable windows CD? i fixed mince by booting from a windows cd then going in to the repair option and rebuilding the boot.cfg file.
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