mny comps broken. it doesnt send a signal to keyboard moues or moniter....but it turns on....im thinkin its the motherboard cause of the surge.the moniters fine it works and so does the keyboard and mouse. um...the comp is making a zmmmmmmmmZZmmmmmmm noise when it on....the fan doesnt turn to fast....and the comp shakes alot...and the starter is kind of...moved..it isnt in the right spot...there thats all i got.

[Edited on 4-1-2005 by Sapphire.fire]

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come on people help me here

And this is Spam

1.Double post

2.This should be in Dr. Cossacks lab.

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[Edited on 09-04-1982 by Nasuke]

[Edited on 09-04-1982 by Nasuke]

Uhm...no?

first of all, this is not spam, it in the chit chat section, which is used for things not suitable for the other forums, yet straying away from spam. saph is just asking if someone knows about the problem with his (her?) comp.

1. who double posted? where?

and 2. no it shouldnt go to .Dr. Cossack\'s Lab.
\"All talk about the website goes here, as well as message board questions / comments.\"
where do you see \"technical difficualties\" in the description?

thank you and have a nice day.

[Edited on 9-1-2005 by Master_Tiger]

[quote]Originally posted by Master_Tiger

Uhm...no?

first of all, this is not spam, it in the chit chat section, which is used for things not suitable for the other forums, yet straying away from spam. saph is just asking if someone knows about the problem with his (her?) comp.

1. who double posted? where?

and 2. no it shouldnt go to .Dr. Cossack\'s Lab.
\"All talk about the website goes here, as well as message board questions / comments.\"
where do you see \"technical difficualties\" in the description?

thank you and have a nice day.

[Edited on 9-1-2005 by Master_Tiger] [/quote]


Dude, acctually READ the post first,


SECOND, Doctor Cossacks lab help you with computers.

[Edited on 09-04-1982 by Nasuke]

Its definitly not your motherboard

I suggest you turn off your computer and let it set for about 4-5 hours leaving it open,to let it cool down with some cool air blowing on it.While you let it sit there,go out to a computer store and buy some air spray stuff and use it to clean out all the dust in your computer.Should help you fans run faster,and your computer much cleaner.

If that doesnt work,take it to your local computer/technician store and get it checked out for you.

I think you also need to check upon the Power Supply Unit. Doesn\'t it get overheated? Are those fans inside it doing allright?

i use my bros comp..durrrrr


after 4 hours, it gets over heated..and the fans run fine...but the motherboard kinda sparks a bit when its on...at least twice...its just the signal doesnt make it to the moniter mouse or keyboard....there isnt enough power....

[Edited on 12-1-2005 by Sapphire.fire]

Get a new power supply then.Not only that,your probably putting to much pressure on your hard drive which adds more pressure to your motheboard.Depending on how old your comp is,and what you put on it.You probably added so much new crap,and programs that will overdo your comp unles you upgrade,and update.

heres what i do with it:
play AOE2
play runescape
play robotrage
do homework
delete uneeded things that i never use


and thats about it

How is that going to be helpful to us giving you idea\'s what to do with your computer? Are you planning to build a new one?

What are your system specs (CPU clock frequency, Motherboard type, etc.), and how old is your computer anyway?

its helps u by telling u if anything i do is bad...i dunno what my moterhboard type is and my comps a HP windows XP..my comps about 1-2 years old

All you do as you mentioned should be fine for a computer anyway. And you\'re telling your comp is a Hewlett Packard one. Do you know it\'s type number so we can figure out what it\'s specs might be?

I can tell you that it would be better to have a computer built by yourself with all the parts you know things about. So if your computer is beyond repair, then I suggerst your new computer to be assembled with all the parts you know things about. It wouldn\'t be too expensive if you can migrate many of your old computer parts to the new one, though.

do you mean like how much RAM it has and stuff?

Not only, but also the type of it. If it\'s a DDR one, it should be fine being put on newer motherboards. If it\'s something older and there are no newer motherboards for it anymore, you might have to buy new ones of them.

It also helps much if you know what kind of processor you have (P3?, P4?, Duron?, Athlon? How many MHz?) and if there are still motherboards around where it can work on.

intel pentium 4 proccessor...and um it doesnt say how many MHz it has