PC is screwed need help!

by Jinosta • 1 Mar 2010, 19:02 • Journals
Basically i run my pc and after 5 - 10mins maybe 15 if im luck it's just freezes and doesn't give any error or anything how can i fix this problem?


and if anyone has their windows xp home edition key can they give it too me razz the cunt lost mine :(

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Rhand 1 Mar 2010, 19:05
I had it too after I installed a certain computer game. I did a format and now it's gone.
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infernal 1 Mar 2010, 19:06
Try 2 go 2 the setup menu and do default settings, save it and reboot
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DeMeNtEd 1 Mar 2010, 19:07
definitely karma for what you did to me jinosta
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M6mmi 1 Mar 2010, 19:07
buy a new one.
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Henk 1 Mar 2010, 19:14
overheating??? :D
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Jinosta 1 Mar 2010, 19:15
Maybe no idea. i'd rather just format but don't got the key :D
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Seanza 1 Mar 2010, 19:16
How hot is the PC getting?

All latest drivers for your gfx installed?

Maybe defrag your HDD aswell.
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Jinosta 1 Mar 2010, 19:18
no idea how hot it is but i'm online fine atm it's wierd. :(
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Seanza 1 Mar 2010, 19:21
Try to get hold of an activation .exe for your version of Windows then just reformat.
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strN 1 Mar 2010, 19:18
overheat h3h3
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im a tree 1 Mar 2010, 19:22
Stop cheating.
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nuggan 1 Mar 2010, 19:26
ask razz, he knows everything about computers!
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Jinosta 1 Mar 2010, 19:27
haha he knows nothing and the bum hole losts my key..
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abs1 1 Mar 2010, 19:27
image: comp_ventilador

it might solve your problem
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HansoO 1 Mar 2010, 19:50
did for me on my old PC :D
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abs1 1 Mar 2010, 20:13
im about to do it :X
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casek 1 Mar 2010, 23:32
Nice PC man, now u need this
image: ipod-phone
just like ma' iPhone shit,
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kazzam 1 Mar 2010, 19:39
http://readerszone.com/software/find-save-and-print-product-key-on-windows-computer.html

hey, ure welcome!
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Jinosta 1 Mar 2010, 20:15
i may actually love you :p

haha now i cant find my windows disk hahahah :D
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kazzam 1 Mar 2010, 20:25
its on the lower right shelf, under the office disk
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number1dad 1 Mar 2010, 21:02
I'm betting on a corrupt operating system file or RAM module. An overheat will cause a shutdown 99.9% percent of the time. If you have your Windows install CD you can repair your current install without losing your stuff.
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Juize 1 Mar 2010, 21:28
tell druwyn hes a dick!
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