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Computer people?
Hey guys, You obviously know me, I`m Hazedup, Okay, so lately my computer has been "Freezing" sometimes on start-up, in the middle of my music, or typing. Sometimes it will even restart without any warning, It's not overheating, Ive been watching the temperature, Power supply is good, But i have no idea. Any suggestions anyone?I`m running Linux Ubuntu 10.04
Dunno i never got virus on my pc or shit's since i use only to msn,music and mpgh.
Quote Originally Posted by Wyo View Post
Dunno i never got virus on my pc or shit's since i use only to msn,music and mpgh.
I don't have a virus, I`ve scanned, And i don't download anything but music.
Right click on My Computer and select properties.
Click Advanced tab.
Click Settings under Startup and Recovery.
Under System Failure uncheck Automatically Restart.
Click OK.

This won't cure your problem, as instead of restarting you'll likely get a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) instead, but the information displayed will allow you to trace your problem, or post it here!

If you still get the system rebooting and there is no BSOD then it's likely that your processor is overheating or your PSU is faulty. Try checking the system health in the BIOS for the processor or system temperature. You'd like it to be less than 50d Celcius, anything over 75d is running dangerous. Last Christmas mine hit 114d C and then caught on fire, although it was overclocked by a good 500mhz

or Check your For Dust, or your graphics Card.
Quote Originally Posted by Lon5 View Post
Right click on My Computer and select properties.
Click Advanced tab.
Click Settings under Startup and Recovery.
Under System Failure uncheck Automatically Restart.
Click OK.

This won't cure your problem, as instead of restarting you'll likely get a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) instead, but the information displayed will allow you to trace your problem, or post it here!

If you still get the system rebooting and there is no BSOD then it's likely that your processor is overheating or your PSU is faulty. Try checking the system health in the BIOS for the processor or system temperature. You'd like it to be less than 50d Celcius, anything over 75d is running dangerous. Last Christmas mine hit 114d C and then caught on fire, although it was overclocked by a good 500mhz

or Check your For Dust, or your graphics Card.
I forgot to mention that i`m running linux.
Quote Originally Posted by HazedUp View Post
I forgot to mention that i`m running linux.
WOW, linux? Umm Okay then give me a second to try to find out how to fix that. Dont go anywhere
Try Defrag,or Format
or
Use 7 or XP

Good luck.
Linux?
ohshit ohsit
Quote Originally Posted by Wyo View Post
Linux?
ohshit ohsit
Agreed

Windows Or Mac
need to burn your sad excuse for a computer and buy a windows 7 one.
Quote Originally Posted by Wolf View Post
need to burn your sad excuse for a computer and buy a windows 7 one.
He is a smart CS
Quote Originally Posted by Wolf View Post
need to burn your sad excuse for a computer and buy a windows 7 one.
Windows 7 is complete fail, Windows 7 scored lower in a performance test then a Windows XP 2002. / Thats shows what's a sad excuse for a computer.
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Windows 7 is complete fail, Windows 7 scored lower in a performance test then a Windows XP 2002. / Thats shows what's a sad excuse for a computer.
better than linux.
HazedUp, you mind giving me your system properties. Whats your CPU and all that.
What desktop? /
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