Is it issue in RAM?
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Zohaib R Posts 2368 Registration date Sunday September 23, 2012 Status Member Last seen December 13, 2018 - Jan 15, 2013 at 01:05 AM
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Zohaib R
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Jan 14, 2013 at 02:59 AM
Jan 14, 2013 at 02:59 AM
Hi Number 22,
This could be hardware or software issue. As you mentioned, you tried to isolate the issue by removing the RAM from the machine. That was a useful step indeed. I would recommend a few more troubleshooting steps before we arrive at any conclusion. Try to run the computer in "Safe Mode". To start the computer in "Safe Mode" start tapping the F8 key, as soon as the computer starts or when the BIOS screen appears. Once the "Advanced Boot Options" appears select "Safe Mode". If the computer boots to Windows in Safe Mode and stays on, it indicates the computer does have some software problem. If the problem happens in the Safe Mode as well this is indicative of a Hardware Failure or the Windows Operating System has gone corrupt.
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This could be hardware or software issue. As you mentioned, you tried to isolate the issue by removing the RAM from the machine. That was a useful step indeed. I would recommend a few more troubleshooting steps before we arrive at any conclusion. Try to run the computer in "Safe Mode". To start the computer in "Safe Mode" start tapping the F8 key, as soon as the computer starts or when the BIOS screen appears. Once the "Advanced Boot Options" appears select "Safe Mode". If the computer boots to Windows in Safe Mode and stays on, it indicates the computer does have some software problem. If the problem happens in the Safe Mode as well this is indicative of a Hardware Failure or the Windows Operating System has gone corrupt.
Do reply with results.
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Jan 15, 2013 at 01:05 AM
Jan 15, 2013 at 01:05 AM
Hi Number 22,
Sometimes this happens because of overheating. Please check if your computer exhibits any signs of overheating such as the fan spinning at a higher speed or there is a noise from the CPU fan. If the computer exhibits any of these symptoms please follow these basic steps mentioned below:
1. Clean the air vents of the fans using a compressed air can or a blower.
2. Update the BIOS. (Note: Plug your computer to a good, working UPS before you update the BIOS. If you experience a loss of AC power or a significant voltage sag/spike during the BIOS flash, you will either have to buy a new BIOS chip or buy a new motherboard.)
3. If the noise is not reduced, run the diagnostics provided by the computer manufacturer.
4. If the diagnostics fails replace the fans.
5. If the diagnostics passes and still the noise is abnormal it indicates a mechanical failure with the fan. Do replace the fan in this condition as well.
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Sometimes this happens because of overheating. Please check if your computer exhibits any signs of overheating such as the fan spinning at a higher speed or there is a noise from the CPU fan. If the computer exhibits any of these symptoms please follow these basic steps mentioned below:
1. Clean the air vents of the fans using a compressed air can or a blower.
2. Update the BIOS. (Note: Plug your computer to a good, working UPS before you update the BIOS. If you experience a loss of AC power or a significant voltage sag/spike during the BIOS flash, you will either have to buy a new BIOS chip or buy a new motherboard.)
3. If the noise is not reduced, run the diagnostics provided by the computer manufacturer.
4. If the diagnostics fails replace the fans.
5. If the diagnostics passes and still the noise is abnormal it indicates a mechanical failure with the fan. Do replace the fan in this condition as well.
Do reply with results.
Jan 14, 2013 at 11:35 PM