Computer Problems..

[Lucifer]

hey guys.. ive been having computer problems.. everytime i close my computer it shuts off completely.. and i have a wireless mouse and its not working.. does any one have any ideas on why this is? my computer is a HP Processor is AMD A6-3400M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics 1.40 GHz. 64 bit system.. any ideas why my computer isnt working.. i need to test out this new game, BlackLight Retribution. it looks pretty fun but i need my mouse to work.. please help..

[Terell.]

Perhaps it needs to be charged, or new batteries ?

[Lucifer]

Perhaps it needs to be charged, or new batteries ?

i always have have the computer charging 24/7 any more ideas?

[denarium]

@No Swag

what OS?

And i presume it's a laptop and it shuts down when you close the lid...?

[Lucifer]

@No Swag

what OS?

like i said 64 Bit OS..

[[MPGH]Psychotic]

like i said 64 Bit OS..

That's not an OS. That's the bit of the computer, though it's obviously a Windows OS. OS = Operating System.

[denarium]

shut down problem has been resolved by me, but the mouse problem is still going strong. For computer-savvy people, I've already had her check devices/printers(no mouse), and device manager(no mouse, and no problems with USBC)

[Tall kiwi]

i always have have the computer charging 24/7 any more ideas?

if its a laptop then thats not the best thing to do, let it run down then charge it up a couple of times a week makes the battery last a few more years

[[MPGH]master131]

Check the settings for when your lid is closed, in Windows 7 you can find it under: Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Power Options. Make sure "when I close the lid" isn't set to Hibernate or Shutdown "On battery" and "Plugged in".

[AWildPatriot]

Maybe post it in the tech section?

[scotbud123]

if its a laptop then thats not the best thing to do, let it run down then charge it up a couple of times a week makes the battery last a few more years

Or, have it plugged in all the time with the battery out. Some people want to have it in because they stay in 1 place mainly and don't want the "energy saving" "battery mode".

[denarium]

Check the settings for when your lid is closed, in Windows 7 you can find it under: Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Power Options. Make sure "when I close the lid" isn't set to Hibernate or Shutdown "On battery" and "Plugged in".

I already helped with that -.-

[scotbud123]

I already helped with that -.-

Why did you quote that to me? I didn't write that. :S

[denarium]

@scotbud123 I didn't quote you i quoted master. HOW DID IT QUOTE YOU?!?!?!?!?

[scotbud123]

@scotbud123 I didn't quote you i quoted master. HOW DID IT QUOTE YOU?!?!?!?!?

I don't know.