I have a LOT of problems with my computer

How long does this last? it has been 1 hour and 13 minutes with 31365
errors. Does amount of RAM matter, if so I have 1 GB.

How do I know if it is done? it changed what it said at the bottom to
a bunch of random numbers and _ blinking at the bottom left. 57146
errors over 1 hour and 25 minutes.

Does this mean it is the RAM? hopefully it is.

"Larry Weak" wrote:


"John Doe" wrote in message


My computer randomly restarted until I bought a line voltage
regulator. Every once in awhile, it comes and goes, now I notice
other room devices flicker off and on while my computer stays on.


This sounds like a problem i was having with my house. It was
found to be improper/loose ground wire/nuetral in the Power meter
box. Contacting the electric company was how discovered

I would like to get an upgrade but now that I've paid for a cheap
line voltage regulator, I may as well get some use out of it. Having
good house current is the way to go, but I think that knowing it
remains that way would be fun too. I like monitoring tools.

Have fun.

GRRR new RAM. I can't even get to the partitions screen when
installing windows, so i do not know if RAM is the problem. I get
back from disneyland and it has a new problem. it says CPU has been
changed, please go into bios to reenter settings. F1 to continue. I
see nothing wrong with the settings, and when putting in windows CD
and booting from it, it gets stuck on Loading file... (Windows
Executive)

soo i buy a new motherboard. (Asus P5PL2) new problem! WEEEE... I put
it in and everything and i start it up, it says "Overclocking
failed or overvoltage failed. F1 to continue" so i go into BIOS
to see what the problem is, and a few seconds later, BAM computer
turns off. Most of the time when i turn it on, fans start but nothing
happens and in like 10 seconds it turns off again. If I'm lucky I can
get into BIOS.

"Everlast746" wrote in message
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GRRR new RAM. I can't even get to the partitions screen when
installing windows, so i do not know if RAM is the problem. I get
back from disneyland and it has a new problem. it says CPU has been
changed, please go into bios to reenter settings. F1 to continue. I
see nothing wrong with the settings, and when putting in windows CD
and booting from it, it gets stuck on Loading file... (Windows
Executive)

soo i buy a new motherboard. (Asus P5PL2) new problem! WEEEE... I put
it in and everything and i start it up, it says "Overclocking
failed or overvoltage failed. F1 to continue" so i go into BIOS
to see what the problem is, and a few seconds later, BAM computer
turns off. Most of the time when i turn it on, fans start but nothing
happens and in like 10 seconds it turns off again. If I'm lucky I can
get into BIOS.


sound PSU related under load and its failing. Also make sure of the
settings identifying the CPU.

i had same problem once because i put the
cpu cooler on backwards. 1/3 of thermal pad
was in contact with cpu, mobo shut off system
due to cpu too hot.


"JAD" wrote in message
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"Everlast746" wrote in message
.. .
GRRR new RAM. I can't even get to the partitions screen when
installing windows, so i do not know if RAM is the problem. I get
back from disneyland and it has a new problem. it says CPU has been
changed, please go into bios to reenter settings. F1 to continue. I
see nothing wrong with the settings, and when putting in windows CD
and booting from it, it gets stuck on Loading file... (Windows
Executive)

soo i buy a new motherboard. (Asus P5PL2) new problem! WEEEE... I put
it in and everything and i start it up, it says "Overclocking
failed or overvoltage failed. F1 to continue" so i go into BIOS
to see what the problem is, and a few seconds later, BAM computer
turns off. Most of the time when i turn it on, fans start but nothing
happens and in like 10 seconds it turns off again. If I'm lucky I can
get into BIOS.


sound PSU related under load and its failing. Also make sure of the
settings identifying the CPU.