Problem in my PC

Discussion in 'Bing' started by Ruman, Apr 18, 2009.

  1. tmbejoy

    tmbejoy Peon

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    #21
    hi, you RAM must be out of order, pull it out from the mother board and clean the metalic end with little spirit. Still you face the same problem then your OS may not be loading properly due to some kind of infections.
     
    tmbejoy, Apr 29, 2009 IP
  2. zinghana

    zinghana Well-Known Member

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    #22
    If you have added any new hardware of late then it could be taxing you power supply. This happens after a few years of use.

    Could even be enough dust if your case to cause a couple of points to become connected, or even over heating.

    Good luck keep us updated, hope that helps.
     
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    #23
    Listen, here is the solution >>>>>>>>>>>>

    Open you cab, remove motherboard , remove CPU.
    Clean it with cotton or cloth

    It will be great if you use Vacuum Cleaner to clean it

    Install motherboard,
    THEN INSTALL CPU ON MOTHERBOARD. DO NOT INSTALL CPU ON M.B. BEFORE INSTALLATION OF M.B.

    Very IMP - Make sure that you have attached all screws PERFECTLY.
     
    ankurTheKing, Apr 30, 2009 IP
  4. DigitalPeon

    DigitalPeon Active Member

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    #24
    Any error beeps when there is no display?
     
    DigitalPeon, Apr 30, 2009 IP
  5. BadBoyzStudioZ

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    #25
    First you say you don't know, then it is the CPU? Do you know or not? Seriously, most of the suggestions people made here ring true. It is a process of elimination. You check this, then that, then something else.

    If it is the CPU friend then go buy another unit, that one will make a great boat anchor. It sounds like a short in the monitor. Audio cards rarely go out, so that is your most likely suspect.

    There is no way a forum can diagnose your computer hardware issues. They can make suggestions as to cause, but no legitimate diagnoses. Software issues are a different story and there is a remote possibility that it is some software problem in your driver, etc. Hard to tell from Cyberland.
     
    BadBoyzStudioZ, Apr 30, 2009 IP
  6. jezzz

    jezzz Notable Member

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    #26
    Check VGA Cable Pins! some time it got rusted or broken, then check monitor configuration or re-install driver of display
     
    jezzz, Apr 30, 2009 IP
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    #27
    Just buy a new gfx card.;)
     
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  8. Hearthrobz

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    #28
    Remove the ram from slot.clean it with a soft cloth and refix on the slot.Then restart pc.
     
    Hearthrobz, May 2, 2009 IP
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    #29
    did you find out?
     
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  10. Fred Williams

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    #30
    Hey.! Problem in your PC,have you registered your OS to Windows.Check the cables and follow the Manual given by manufacturer and also helps in understanding the function of the computer and can troubleshoot some minor problems of your PC
     
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    #31
    Hey..! Problem in your PC, have you registered OS in Windows.This helps you to retain your data if any accident occurs.Before this follow the manual provided by the manufacturer of the computer. The guide mainly helps in understanding the function of the computer you can troubleshoot your System with Minor Problems
     
    Fred Williams, May 5, 2009 IP
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    embersion Banned

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    #32
    monitor has faulty or check ur cable or may be virus effected ur pc
     
    embersion, May 13, 2009 IP
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    #33
    Check your Ram dude. Remove the Ram, clean it and insert it properly.
     
    vinoth2vinoth, May 14, 2009 IP
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    #34
    Check You RAM TakeOut Ram & clean its Golden Strips which Goes in When We mounted in Motherborad With Rubber Means Eraser which is use to Erase pencil type work ..Now again Fit You Ram in Another Slot & then Start you Windows XP (Only For XP users ) in Safe mode If you WindowsXP start properly & No display Lacking found till half an hour then.. There is no problem of RAM .. Your RAM is OK..You Have to check Your Motherborad Display chip...
     
    daremkd, May 15, 2009 IP