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your computer may be over heating ,wend you turn it on list out for air ,air should be comeing out the back of your computer wend you turn it on ,if not your computer is over heating
4 years cool! how many times has it been serviced :) im guessing none at least in the last year,
What it could be is that you have a layer of dust on the heatsink and this is causing the pc to overheat, It is possible (if your system is overheating) that the drivers are becoming corrupt
take off the side panel of the pc and have a look for the big fan near the middle of the mainboard (the big borad with lotsa stuff on it) if you see that there is a mass behind the fan istead of fins that will be years of collected dust that needs to be removed
if it is a P4 cpu setup you can unclip the 2 leavers to release pressure and take the heatsink fan assy off can be tricky if you have never done it before may be best to get a technician to do it
if it is a AMD system these are easy!! undo the 4 screws that hold the fan in place and remove the fan to get to the dust,
** keep in mind if you do take the heatsink off on the P4 setup you will need to reapply some heatsink paste (ask your local tech for some advise cause you dont want to put too much or too little on) but remeber to remove all the old stuff before you put on the new form both the CPU and the Heatsink,
Also STATIC is a PC Killer, make sure that when you have your hands in the pc ALWAYS have a part of your skin touching the metal chassis elbow for arm does not matter but you need to ground yourself woth the compter so nothing pops due to static shock, or have a look at your local computer store for a static wrist strap this you just clicp to the case and put around your wrist
hope this has helped you a little
Oh just another thing,
if you have an air compressor you can blow the dust away without taking the fan off at all just remember to hold the fan still while you blow this will jsut stop the fan from getting damaged by spinning to fast
and DO NOT!!! i repeat DO NOT use a vacume cleaner NEVER NOT NIT NEIN NO dont use a vacume cleaner
I dont know if I have made my self cler DO NOT USE A VACUME CLEANER!!! lol
Vacume cleaners generate a lot of static and WILL 99.9% of the time Kill the pc DONT DO IT :)
ok hope this helps
good liuck
What it could be is that you have a layer of dust on the heatsink and this is causing the pc to overheat, It is possible (if your system is overheating) that the drivers are becoming corrupt
take off the side panel of the pc and have a look for the big fan near the middle of the mainboard (the big borad with lotsa stuff on it) if you see that there is a mass behind the fan istead of fins that will be years of collected dust that needs to be removed
if it is a P4 cpu setup you can unclip the 2 leavers to release pressure and take the heatsink fan assy off can be tricky if you have never done it before may be best to get a technician to do it
if it is a AMD system these are easy!! undo the 4 screws that hold the fan in place and remove the fan to get to the dust,
** keep in mind if you do take the heatsink off on the P4 setup you will need to reapply some heatsink paste (ask your local tech for some advise cause you dont want to put too much or too little on) but remeber to remove all the old stuff before you put on the new form both the CPU and the Heatsink,
Also STATIC is a PC Killer, make sure that when you have your hands in the pc ALWAYS have a part of your skin touching the metal chassis elbow for arm does not matter but you need to ground yourself woth the compter so nothing pops due to static shock, or have a look at your local computer store for a static wrist strap this you just clicp to the case and put around your wrist
hope this has helped you a little
Oh just another thing,
if you have an air compressor you can blow the dust away without taking the fan off at all just remember to hold the fan still while you blow this will jsut stop the fan from getting damaged by spinning to fast
and DO NOT!!! i repeat DO NOT use a vacume cleaner NEVER NOT NIT NEIN NO dont use a vacume cleaner
I dont know if I have made my self cler DO NOT USE A VACUME CLEANER!!! lol
Vacume cleaners generate a lot of static and WILL 99.9% of the time Kill the pc DONT DO IT :)
ok hope this helps
good liuck
