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meew0 wrote:

muppetds wrote:

meew0 wrote:

I'm pretty sure it is a hardware error.

OK then it should tell you what is wrong then

The RAM, I guess...

Ok then put in new RAM and hope that it doesn't make hissing/popping noises then start smoking and then die completly like one of my mates computer did

EDIT It also spat out loads of dust when we opened it up

WARNING BEFORE YOU DO THIS IT MIGHT BE A GOOD IDEA TO BACK  YOUR COMPUTER UP AND KEEP A HOOVER ON STANDBY

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bananaman114 wrote:

muppetds wrote:

meew0 wrote:

The RAM, I guess...

Ok then put in new RAM and hope that it doesn't make hissing/popping noises then start smoking and then die completly like one of my mates computer did

EDIT It also spat out loads of dust when we opened it up

WARNING BEFORE YOU DO THIS IT MIGHT BE A GOOD IDEA TO BACK  YOUR COMPUTER UP AND KEEP A HOOVER ON STANDBY

That's reassuring :p

Admmittedly it was old and it was kind of his fault
Moving bedrooms and he accidently dropped down the stairs took us weeks to put it back together again

meew0 wrote:

muppetds wrote:

meew0 wrote:

The RAM, I guess...

Ok then put in new RAM and hope that it doesn't make hissing/popping noises then start smoking and then die completly like one of my mates computer did

EDIT It also spat out loads of dust when we opened it up

WARNING BEFORE YOU DO THIS IT MIGHT BE A GOOD IDEA TO BACK  YOUR COMPUTER UP AND KEEP A HOOVER ON STANDBY

Can you read the topic next time? I said that I'm gonna get a new RAM next week.

oh sorry and ignore the stuff about computer dieing although while you are at it hoover all the dust out of your computer

rabbit1131 wrote:

Forget what Rabbit said. I'm Kaj. I hackin' your puter. Just kidding
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Aren't you not allowed to even joke about it?

Servine wrote:

meew0 wrote:

Servine wrote:

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

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

Use AVG PC Tuneup Trial to get rid of the registry errors.

I have a spare key to completely get rid of anything that could be harming your PC, but I can't pass it over scratch...

See, with me, I had LOADS of registry errors, after I ran that, I had no blue screen!
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You'll have to use the trial version  !

But I don't have registry errors... I checked that...

muppetds wrote:

meew0 wrote:

Servine wrote:

Use AVG PC Tuneup Trial to get rid of the registry errors.

I have a spare key to completely get rid of anything that could be harming your PC, but I can't pass it over scratch...

See, with me, I had LOADS of registry errors, after I ran that, I had no blue screen!
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You'll have to use the trial version  !

But I don't have registry errors... I checked that...

It is a good idea to use lots of programs for registry checks as they don't look in the full registry only different parts of it

And also did you do a rootkit scan

I did that, no rootkits 

Stickman704 wrote:

Another idea: Take your £600 computer and flush it down the toilet 

It is too big for the toilet 

Try cleaning all the fans and heat exhausts. My laptop was constantly overheating and crashing, until we took the computer apart and cleaned the heat exhaust. 

Also, the CPU could be damaged from overheating in the past.

Any more Bluescreens

Aha! After searching your post long and hard, I have found your problem, and the solution! Have you ever had this pop up?

      WARNING: Virus Detected

Now, the popup has appeared. There will be two options, "Details" and "Ignore". If you click ignore, you will keep having problems. Now, click on "Details".

      Virus name: "WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL".

From here, you will get three options: "Install Linux.exe" or "Install Mac.lol" or "Cancel". Now, what you'll want to do, is either select Linux.exe or Mac.lol to uninstall "WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL". If you follow my instructions step by step, you are sure to get rid of the problems.

meew0 wrote:

degscratcher wrote:

Aha! After searching your post long and hard, I have found your problem, and the solution! Have you ever had this pop up?

      WARNING: Virus Detected

Now, the popup has appeared. There will be two options, "Details" and "Ignore". If you click ignore, you will keep having problems. Now, click on "Details".

      Virus name: "WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL".

From here, you will get three options: "Install Linux.exe" or "Install Mac.lol" or "Cancel". Now, what you'll want to do, is either select Linux.exe or Mac.lol to uninstall "WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL". If you follow my instructions step by step, you are sure to get rid of the problems.

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