Related:
- My Dell Laptop freezes upon Start Up
- How to type # in laptop - Guide
- Factory reset dell laptop - Guide
- Can t type on my laptop - Guide
- Start teamviewer with windows - Guide
- Gta 5 download laptop dell - Download - Action and adventure
2 responses
Anonymous User
2 Aug 2011 à 01:21
2 Aug 2011 à 01:21
Hi,
Your problem is almost certainly thermal in origin. Either the CPU is overheating or the power supply or the graphics card.
The first thing I would check would be the CPU temperature and then the power supply.
Good Luck!
Your problem is almost certainly thermal in origin. Either the CPU is overheating or the power supply or the graphics card.
The first thing I would check would be the CPU temperature and then the power supply.
Good Luck!
kevin_techno
Posts
45
Registration date
Tuesday 2 August 2011
Status
Member
Last seen
5 September 2011
7
2 Aug 2011 à 02:59
2 Aug 2011 à 02:59
i think you need to change the battery.....also try the following things this time when you turn on your laptop....
* Boot into Safe Mode then: Start > Run > enter "msconfig" (w/o quotes) OK or Enter. Click the "Startup" tab then "Disable All"
Reboot -- if all works fine then you can begin the process of elimination until you discover which program is the culprit.
* If it isn't a program then it could be a system file problem. With the XP CD in your CD-ROM, boot to Safe Mode: Start > Run > type "sfc /scannow" (w/o quotes). Windows will check for / replace corrupt / overwritten system files.
Reboot.
* Boot into Safe Mode then: Start > Run > enter "msconfig" (w/o quotes) OK or Enter. Click the "Startup" tab then "Disable All"
Reboot -- if all works fine then you can begin the process of elimination until you discover which program is the culprit.
* If it isn't a program then it could be a system file problem. With the XP CD in your CD-ROM, boot to Safe Mode: Start > Run > type "sfc /scannow" (w/o quotes). Windows will check for / replace corrupt / overwritten system files.
Reboot.
3 Aug 2011 à 22:01
3 Aug 2011 à 22:02