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meew0 wrote:

It crashed 3 times, all with a bluescreen.

The first time I was playing Minecraft. I was exploring stuff. Then, suddenly, a bluescreen appeared.
The second time I programmed something. A bluescreen, again.
The third time I was on Youtube. I switched tabs, then, again, a bluescreen showed up.

I've virus scanned my comp 2 times, with different programs. No viruses.

Do you have any help?

Possibly... Was there a storm when you got them?

friendoffriend wrote:

meew0 wrote:

It crashed 3 times, all with a bluescreen.

The first time I was playing Minecraft. I was exploring stuff. Then, suddenly, a bluescreen appeared.
The second time I programmed something. A bluescreen, again.
The third time I was on Youtube. I switched tabs, then, again, a bluescreen showed up.

I've virus scanned my comp 2 times, with different programs. No viruses.

Do you have any help?

Possibly... Was there a storm when you got them?

No.

@TCATB: No. No drivers, no new software.
And what is V3 Lite?

Yeah, turn it into a creepypasta story and you'll become famous on the internet 

meew0 wrote:

Stickman704 wrote:

Yeah, turn it into a creepypasta story and you'll become famous on the internet 

Good idea, but I FAIL at writing stories 

@TCATB: I'm pretty sure it is RAM 

My computer didn't crash since yesterday, maybe the problem has fixed itself. I'll see...

May just be a program that you ran yesterday - i find the Rigs Of Rods truck simulator causes alot of crashes.

Servine wrote:

I had the blue screen too.

I installed AVG PC Cleanup Trial and got rid of it!

Servine wrote:

Servine wrote:

I had the blue screen too.

I installed AVG PC Cleanup Trial and got rid of it!

You got rid of the AVG PC Cleanup trial or got rid of the bluescreen?

@16Skittles: I don't think it is overheating because it also happened with nothing (except Firefox) opened...

Last edited by meew0 (2011-08-31 08:08:05)

helltank wrote:

Computer Chaos Caramel Dance Squad Go Go Go!!

We need to run a DOS scan on the UGB. Clear all Unixes and hexdelete their memory!

>scan virus
>scanning
>scanning
>no virus
>dos/ugb/files
>password:
>senseihelltank
>running scan...
>no anomaly found
>clr unix*
>hexdelete/sysfiles/memory
>completed

Your computer should run fine now.

What? The problem might be the 60 second rule.

muppetds wrote:

Try running a checkdisk program
PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU PRESS THE WRONG BUTTON YOU COULD WIPE EVERYTHING ON YOUR DISK

I've already tried it...

nickbrickmaster wrote:

I don't actually know much about comps. 
Though I pretend i do.
What protection do you have? If you have Norton, I've heard that's bad.

I use avast! (the lower-case a and exclamation point (!) are part of the name).

meew0 wrote:

maxskywalker wrote:

nickbrickmaster wrote:

I don't actually know much about comps. 
Though I pretend i do.
What protection do you have? If you have Norton, I've heard that's bad.

I use avast! (the lower-case a and exclamation point (!) are part of the name).

Lol, you're like "avast! is the best program ever and I have to spell it right or the developers will get mad at me"

LOL 

Try and run a hardware/software dianostic and see what that comes up with

PLEASE NOTE THAT IT COULD TAKE HOURS

meew0 wrote:

muppetds wrote:

meew0 wrote:

Lol, you're like "avast! is the best program ever and I have to spell it right or the developers will get mad at me"

LOL 

Try and run a hardware/software dianostic and see what that comes up with

PLEASE NOTE THAT IT COULD TAKE HOURS

Maybe 

Well it could tell you wether it i a hardware error or a soft ware error saving you money

meew0 wrote:

muppetds wrote:

meew0 wrote:

Maybe 

Well it could tell you wether it i a hardware error or a soft ware error saving you money

I'm pretty sure it is a hardware error.

OK then it should tell you what is wrong then

08jackt wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Maybe there is a virus.

meew0 wrote:

Windows

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No, Windows can get viruses too.

Last edited by kimmy123 (2011-08-31 10:46:25)