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Loer9
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Computer working perfectly?

Ok guys, I have a problem. My PC seems to be working ok and everything is fine...any ideas? Thanks,

Eric

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Re: Computer working perfectly?

that's a bad sign, how's the cat?

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Loer9
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Re: Computer working perfectly?

Hahah, just trying to get some action on this forum tonight...seems dead and like it is, I have nothing to read...lol. Sorry guys

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Re: Computer working perfectly?

said by Loer9 See Profile :

Hahah, just trying to get some action on this forum tonight...seems dead and like it is, I have nothing to read...lol. Sorry guys
Install Windows Vista RC1 .... it works great, but the tweaking should keep you busy until at least Saturday afternoon ...


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Loer9
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Re: Computer working perfectly?

LoL I can imagine!
Axekick

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that's along the lines of how I was going to respond...
SmokChsr
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Given the symptoms I would think it's the power supply, you should probably open it up as soon as possible and replace all the electrolytics with ones that have been pulled from service previously. Installing these experienced pre dried caps, should resolve your problem almost immediately.
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Loer9
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Re: Computer working perfectly?

said by SmokChsr See Profile :

Given the symptoms I would think it's the power supply, you should probably open it up as soon as possible and replace all the electrolytics with ones that have been pulled from service previously. Installing these experienced pre dried caps, should resolve your problem almost immediately.
Workin on that now....I'll let you know how it turns out....on my backup rig of course
SmokChsr
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If that doesn't solve the problem then I would look to the CPU cooling fan? did it start spinning? These fans have a bad habit of beginning to spin and cause all sorts of grief. If it is spinning you can unplug the wires going to it, that often resolves the problem. If that doesn't work you could try taping some paper or card board over the fan to block the airflow to it. That will neutralize the troubles caused by the spinning fan blades.
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Is fire supposed to shoot out of it like that?

Loer9
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Re: Computer working perfectly?

The spinning on start up confused me, so I just removed the CPU fan all together. If the problem still exists, I'll remove the heatsink also...that should do it for sure on this AMD chip...lol.

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Oleg
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Try spyware and tool bars

Fox McCloud
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Try unpluggin the hard-drive; it's the most problematic device out there.

After doing that, removing the heat-sync, the cooling fan, the graphics card, the power supply, and your broadband modem, everything will be corrected.

Oh, I almost forgot, after that, take a ball bat to it, that'll work the best!

racer9876
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You haven't tried the be all solution to any problem known to man. A freaking huge sledgehammer. Follow instructions as follows.

1. Put computer on floor.
2. Take 30+lbs sledgehammer over head into swinging position.
3. Unleash hell on the computer.

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Re: Computer working perfectly?

Working perfectly?

LOL Turn the damn thing on.

Problem solved.

kruser
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Hey, I have 15 of them here in this little apartment and they are ALL working perfect at this moment.

Only problem I have is when one breaks then several others also seem to break but without a common problem amongst any of them

Only thing I can think of is it is something to do with that Murphy guy that makes the laws.

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Re: Computer working perfectly?

I tried taking Murphy out to buy him a beer so he would be on my side, but my car wouldn't start.
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Re: Computer working perfectly?

I shot him. He must be a vampire, he didn't die.

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X_Digit
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Actually, try any of the following:

1. Give it a run through the dishwasher...
2. Let the kids and/or wife have free reign w/ it!
3. Attempt to jumpstart your car w/ it's power supply!
4. Connect some tubes, add a water & food tray... and give your hamster a new, cool place to live!

kruser
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Re: Computer working perfectly?

said by X_Digit See Profile :

Actually, try any of the following:

1. Give it a run through the dishwasher...
2. Let the kids and/or wife have free reign w/ it!
3. Attempt to jumpstart your car w/ it's power supply!
4. Connect some tubes, add a water & food tray... and give your hamster a new, cool place to live!
Better is to let my receptionist at work have at it for 10 minutes.
She will make sure it is infected in under a minute and then break the power button while trying frantically to shut it down (She once tried to kill it by clipping the power cord with large nail clippers!).
happy4ya

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West Babylon, NY
You can bring it to my shop. I have a 460 volt line there.

We can make it run 4x faster off that power.

braynes
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Re: Computer working perfectly?

"I have a 460 volt line there."

What the hell do you do with it?
Bruce
happy4ya

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Re: Computer working perfectly?

said by braynes See Profile :

"I have a 460 volt line there."

What the hell do you do with it?
Bruce
I use it to overclock my computers.....right.

We build large medical air compressors and vacuum systems for hospitals and most of them run at 230-460 volts, 3 phase.
hangin67

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Maybe you should turn it off, unplug it, and go read a book.
BarneyBadAss
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send a threatening email to a government offical.. I'm sure that will cause your system to fail quickly...
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hangin67

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Find all the old 1.44mb floppys you might have lying around and format them.

richk_1957
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Turn the computer off

On the back, there is usually a little slider that's marked '115 - 220'. It's now set in '115' change it to '220'

Try turning your computer on now
hangin67

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Mansfield, OH
Disable "Windows genuine advantage validation tool" in the Internet explorer manage addons tool, then go to windows update.
hangin67

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Mansfield, OH
Right click on the C:\WINDOWS\system32 folder and click delete. Then reboot.
hangin67

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Mansfield, OH
Drop a music cd in your cd-rom upside down and try to play it backwards.
hangin67

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Reply as many times as you can to a forum post about doing stupid things to your perfectly good PC.

TOPDAWG
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HA simple joke but one that made me laugh. However also sad just booted up my PC and got a blue screen of death

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