Uchiha Riyo
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My computer shuts down on its own, this happens almost everytime I turn the computer on. It's been about 2 weeks since I last manually shut down my computer. I don't know what to do, please help if you can.
Computer shutting down on its own
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SasukeNew2
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Steven Segal
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I wanna help you but I don't know anything about PC ..
You can ask other members !
Ask rezion he's member here and yesterday he earned his computer engineer certificate from college ..
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You can ask other members !
Ask rezion he's member here and yesterday he earned his computer engineer certificate from college ..
P3IN proclaimed that he's computer engineer , you can ask them to lend you help in computer issues
azumaki naruto
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Uchiha Riyo
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QUOTE=SasukeNew2;13874707]Firstly, are you using a laptop or a desktop? That, I must get a answer to.[/QUOTE]
Desktop.
if you've got a desktop computer, open it up... and make sure that your RAM, Graphics Card and other components aren't loose... also make sure that ALL CABLES FROM YOUR POWER SUPPLY IS NOT LOOSE... while your at it, remove all the dust =)
if the RAM-Memory is loose, it could also make a beeping sound as well but take it off and just dust it off and put it back.
make sure your fans get power (if not, the computer will shut down on its own for safety reasons)
the fan should spin if it gets power.
if this doesn't help, let me know and we can discuss further - this is just step 1, it could be simple as that.
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if the RAM-Memory is loose, it could also make a beeping sound as well but take it off and just dust it off and put it back.
make sure your fans get power (if not, the computer will shut down on its own for safety reasons)
the fan should spin if it gets power.
if this doesn't help, let me know and we can discuss further - this is just step 1, it could be simple as that.
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it sounds like overheating issues imo... check your fans and/or download SpeedFan or any other program that shows how warm your computer gets!
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sagatexplus
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i too had a same prblem and i changed the fan as suggested... it did worked.. i think it's your fan.. do ur com sound when it is turned on??
azumaki naruto
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Try to remove memory card and clean it up with eraser. then re connect and POFFF! TADA!!! :bouncy:
Uchiha Riyo
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Yeah it makes that Windows sound.
I'm sure all the components and the cables are attached properly, I've made sure of that a couple times in before in the past.
if the fan works, install SeedFan, and make sure your computer is not overheated... if it DOES GET OVERHEATED... buy another fan... perhaps some thermal compound on your cpu could work as well...
Avinash012
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In addition to this^^^
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