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!@(*##! My computer rebooted suddenly earlier, then kept rebooting! I don't know if it was a virus or a power surge or what but I ended up having to reformat my C drive earlier then reinstall all my apps and drivers! I can't afford to be without a computer right now. I have a spare in the closet but it's SLOW with a 10GB hard drive and Windows ME! Maybe I should drag it out and set it up ion the bedroom, just in case!
 
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Sorry to hear that, but now it's the time to do an image!

Just use something like Ghost or Acronis True Image, in case you have again a problem you will save a bunch of time (PM me if you need help)

Cheers

Frank
 
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Uh Oh, make sure you back up all your data just in case. Hopefully you can get it to stay on long enough.
 
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Seems to be ok at the moment. What a pain tho! We had a transformer blow last week that messed it up a bit.. took several tried before it would boot up.

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LMAO :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
 
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Slow Windows ME with 10 Gig HD > No Computer

IMO.
 
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True.. just as long as I can get on the Net!

Hurley4540 said:
Slow Windows ME with 10 Gig HD > No Computer

IMO.
 
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Yup, so don't complain :p !
 
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Hm, the problem repeated itself late last night and the computer would not reboot so I'm on my old computer for the time being until i can figure out the problem.. could be RAM, C drive, or power supply (less likely). Messed with it for quite awhile til I got frustrated and went to bed.

If it's the hard drive I'll not only have to wait til I have the money for another drive but XP as well as the computer i had didn't come with the original disks, had XP on a partition in case I had to restore. :(
 
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Clean your PC Connection Slots, remove the casing and then try to boot your PC. This is mostly an issue of over heating.
 
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hahahahah very funny image!!!!!!!!!

Dave, make sure you have a internet security suite like zone alarm or norton 360.
 
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Thanks.. I'll try that.

Xavier_3D said:
Clean your PC Connection Slots, remove the casing and then try to boot your PC. This is mostly an issue of over heating.
 
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liquidcherry said:
Sorry to hear that, but now it's the time to do an image!

Just use something like Ghost or Acronis True Image, in case you have again a problem you will save a bunch of time (PM me if you need help)

Cheers

Frank
I've been using Ghost (still in a diskete and 983 Kbytes in size) for the past 6 years or so. Works like a charm. It's definately your best friend in situations like this. :tu: Takes about 5-10 minutes to restore the image!

BTW Loved the cartoon :lol:
 
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Hm, turns out (I think) a RAM module was unseated just slightly.. seems to be working ok now.
 
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Dave in Carthage said:
Seems to be ok at the moment. What a pain tho! We had a transformer blow last week that messed it up a bit.. took several tried before it would boot up.

2n0xhx.jpg


what a funny pic! reminds me of myself 1 year ago. it's really a crazy feeling when suddenly the pc shuts down without further notice.
 
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yes the cartoon is really funny!! hahahhaha
 
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