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Computer help? - Kaistine - 07-16-2010
My computer doesn;t seem to be starting up. I dont even make it to windows booting up, it just sits at the screen where it says I can press DEL to enter setup or tab to view bios info, but pressing tab or del dont actually do anything. I think it might be a problem with the hard drive or the motherboard, but I dont really know much about computers so I figured I'd see if you guys have any idea whats going on.
Re: Computer help? - Crazy Diana - 07-16-2010
theres a small red button(sometimes comes in one fashion or another) on your motherboard, press it and it should reset your bios see if that works
Re: Computer help? - Ethax - 07-16-2010
Try booting from a windows CD
Re: Computer help? - jackslammer - 07-17-2010
You didn't specify what changes resulted in this issue however my guess would be faulty RAM slots or RAM possibly due to an over voltage.
Re: Computer help? - lawlerbation the hardcore squatter - 07-17-2010
BRO OLDER COMPUTER OR WHAT?
Re: Computer help? - Kaistine - 07-17-2010
I tried booting from a windows cd but am getting the same results.
And right before this happened, I installed software for a new mouse that I got, and it told me to restart my computer, so I did, then this began. Probably should have included that in my original post.
Quote:BRO OLDER COMPUTER OR WHAT?
About 4 years old, yes. Its been truckin along doing what I need it to do
Re: Computer help? - Sanderz - 07-17-2010
Posting specs would help. If its hanging at post theres probably post codes to be found either by blinking leds or a 7-segment display on the motherboard. Knowing what kind of motherboard you have would determine what those post codes mean and what your problem is.
It isn't from mouse drivers as you aren't even making it to windows.
Voltage on RAM doesn't magically change either (unless you're retarded like lawler and use overclocking suites in windows). If its the RAM, then a module went bad. You can always try re-seating them though.