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25 May 2011 à 11:23
25 May 2011 à 11:23
Yes power outages could have damaged either the hardware or the software on the computer.
Your copy of Windows is experiencing a problem when loading. It could be a software problem caused when your loss of power at a critical time or a hardware problem caused by a power surge when the power came back. This is why you should have a GOOD surge protector to minimize the chance of damage.
Your best bet is to take it to a repair shop and have it evaluated.
Good Luck
Your copy of Windows is experiencing a problem when loading. It could be a software problem caused when your loss of power at a critical time or a hardware problem caused by a power surge when the power came back. This is why you should have a GOOD surge protector to minimize the chance of damage.
Your best bet is to take it to a repair shop and have it evaluated.
Good Luck
25 May 2011 à 13:43