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Registered Member #365
Joined: Thu Jan 01 1970, 12:00AMPosts: 513 |
I didn't make any changes to the compy but while I was playing CS the screen froze right before I was about to own. I could move my mouse around but not much more. I shut her down and waited a min then turned her back on. It gets to the windows screen where the bar moves on the bottom but as soon as the bar shows up a blue death screen shows up on my aux. monitor for .5 sec and the comp restarts. I tried running off my secondary hdd and it worked (barely) so does that mean that my hard drive is fried? WHAT DO I DO? |
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| drunkirishmafia |
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Registered Member #289
Joined: Sat Jun 10 2006, 05:17AMPosts: 1543 |
stick your head between your legs......and kiss your ass goodbye... sounds like you might have to do some clean up on your comp if you have the chance to by running it on your 2nd hard drive...maybe that will clear it up...at least let you do more things without the lack of speed |
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| bleek |
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#woo
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Joined: Fri Nov 25 2005, 11:39PMPosts: 665 |
People say, I never anwser the thread's main pourpose, and that I bable on with some useless bullshit completely ignoring someone's problem, like some self centered ego-tistic moron. Well I say to those people "lube me up ho!". Ok. My friend had the same issue. I'll ask him about it. Edited Wed Dec 06 2006, 02:51AM |
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| Australian Inma |
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Registered Member #503
Joined: Wed Dec 06 2006, 02:08PM Posts: 2 |
The Alleged "Blue Screen Of Death" is caused by memory failure mostly. If you have more than one memory module in take one out and try again. If it continues try it with the other instead. Then try Switching slots of the modules.You might be able to adjust the voltages of the memory modules doubtably, usually this is the case in a custom/whitebox computer. If you overclocked your CPU then try lowering the frequencies in bios by groups og 3's until the problem stops. I hope this helps. Post after trying this and ill try and further assist you. | ||
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| havok |
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Havok
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Joined: Thu Sep 28 2006, 06:41PMPosts: 115 |
reboot in safe mode and save as much as you can. Seems like your experiencing harddrive failure. | ||
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Registered Member #365
Joined: Thu Jan 01 1970, 12:00AM Posts: 513 |
safe mode no worky my friend no f8ing as well |
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| BuBBLe GooSe |
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The Original MilfHunter
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Joined: Mon Mar 06 2006, 02:24PMPosts: 1592 |
Kick it, really really hard.   |
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Space Monkey
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Joined: Sat Nov 12 2005, 03:26AMPosts: 378 |
Before windows screen, f8, and start in safe mode. If that doesnt work, reformat. |
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Registered Member #365
Joined: Thu Jan 01 1970, 12:00AM Posts: 513 |
figured it out, i sucked the pr0n out of my hdd with a straw | ||
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