My PC Crash...For the Third time..:-(

Hey, I would open the CPU cover up, because the fan might have caught a lot of dust. My computer has frozen and shut down many times and eventually crashed, but I've opened the CPU cover to check out the ram, fan and connections. I unplug then plug back the main wires, clean out the dust in the ram section, and also make sure the fan wires and fan are okay. Hope this works, as I've had countless success in making my computer work.

Hi L. Knight Very sorry to hear that your PC is doing annoying things with you, i think the first comment over here is right, some time your OS or some software respond like this and I personally think the cause ll be your power supply which at some time crash your whole operation system, I also agree with first respondent that you should try to change the power supply. And one other thing, you can buy any OS from market and try to install it your self, it is very easy and does not cost you much and any time you get a problem just installation ll work for you, In my PC I have preinstalled window XP, it got problem one time, so for me I just restore every thing. It is always recommended to make a restore point at your computer before and after installation of any new software, it ll always help you when there is some alteration or change. And most important, you should have updated antivirus, you can use any antivirus, but in free antivirus, I think avg is doing good job, if you can then try to download and install it on your pc Have a nice weekend...:)

I saw that your computer was new in 2006, so you made it longer than my new one I got in 2005. (Of course it could be due to something my daughter did while she lived here) This one I have had only a few months and yesterday it started slowing down real bad and freezing up, on all my browsers. I did scan for malware and it was clear. Then I updated my security, (even though I have it set to update automatically) and then scanned. It did find and healed 8 warnings, but there were no threats. I have just signed back on and it seems to be ok, but I will see later today after a while of being online.. I hope you can get another computer soon, it stinks being without one.

hi letran I am wondering if you have an older computer becasue mine acted like that until finally it wou ld not even start. It was the powe supply it was gone done, kaput. you may need to get a power source and they are not really that expensive, a lot cheaper than buying a new computer.It is just like a car's engine if it goes bad your car is useless til you get a new battery.I do feel for you as I have had my computer quit too like that, hope you can get it working and if it is the power source that is not so costly as a lot of otherthings, still cheaper than having to buy a new computer.

Shouldn't you sell that piece of junk and get a new computer? I've found cheap laptops for only about 300-400 dollars that are quite fast and have a good system...

Life is like the weather for me, that when I think I am taking one step forward it causes me to take two back. When it is not one thing it becomes another. So I have learned, and the way your discussion is posted, that we both have simply taken things as they come. Good luck on the new pc as no matter what kind of deal we can get it is still expensive to our budgets.

Well its unfortunate. This is really one of my hair pulling moments. But I usually solve my own computer problems. Well I might help can i ask what is your? OS: specs: age of your computer: explain the problem exactly: Example random shut offs, do not boot os and such.

My computer is not working too..

hello Letran, Oh dear bro,again? Well,maybe you need to reformat your pc again and make sure to shut it off properly. OS will encounter problem when it is not properly shut off. Frequent reformatting will cause the memory to mal-function too. hope it won't take long for you to fix the problem dear bro. have a great weekdays ahead