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Solve : Two huge problem with Windows Home Edition!!!? |
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Answer» I got this problem that i have never seen befor when i try to start up windows it only goes to the screen where you select safe mode, start in the last cofigured settings or just start it normal but if i choose anyone of em it just goes black and everytime i press like space or something it reboots the only THING i can do is to get in to the bios(MSI) and when i try to reinstall it goes fine intill it asks me if i agree on the terms of bla bla bla then when i press f8 a blue screen comes saying at the top Registry and a other word but i can remember Then when i press space the same thing happiens reboot so i got no controle of the pc now i can't do a *censored* with it not even format or anything! I REALLY need help, this is my last hope befor i have to pay lotsa money to a computer store just to look at it. Whats WRONG?! i got an other problem The info you gave is a bit vague. It could be faulty memory. It could be a faulty power supply. It could be a faulty mobo. It could be a lot of things. Did you replace your mobo right before this started happening or something? Maybe your CPU is overheating, I sort of doubt that, but worth a check. Maybe the caps on your graphics card is starting to leak. The started happening after you did what or after what happened? well i know for sure that it ain't my cpu it mainly stays at 40 to 50 Celcius 30 when just turned on, and i don't know what mobo means so please explain XD What i did befor this happiend the can't do anything prob was that i playd a game while downloading a real game..... then i closed the game and i was at 99.9 prosent and then suddenly my pc frooze so i rebooted and then i coulden't do a thing.Sorry. Mobo = Motherboard. You SAID you got a problem when you installed your ATI drivers. Does your PC have onboard graphics? If so. Take out the ATI graphics card and try to start Windows from the onboard graphics. Quote Sorry. Mobo = Motherboard. not only ati drivers also sound drivers that sort of driver if you get me. and no i did nothing too the motherboard. and i do not have a onboard graphics card i only got ATI 700x pro but i got an onboard sound card but i disable that beucase i got a better on then the one onboard. I am going to chime in on this one. Did this computer ever work fine? Quote I am going to chime in on this one. Yes actualy 1 time it worked like a charm regreat formating it i had no reason to back then, but can't you or anyone help me?! Ok this might take a while to figure out what is exactly wrong. So if I understand you correctly you reformatted it for some reason and then you started having these problems. First what did you exactly do? Have you tried to reinstall windows with the repair option? Have you tried to use system restore? Quote Ok this might take a while to figure out what is exactly wrong. Ok no like i said in my first post i have been having small probs ever since i got it so i have been formating ALOT... what i did was that i rebooted then everything was *censored*. I can't install as i said in my first post and i can't repair pr use sustem restore if i try that it only goes to a blue screen showing my some gay text bla bla bla. so you see im kinda stuck i'v run out of ideas... well i thougt about restarting my ram or my bios by pressing a button but the last time i did that it *censored* everything up so i don't know what to do!My advice at this point is something you probably don't want to do, but I would start with the original restore CD's that came with the computer and start the whole process over. If you run into a problem with that then you would know for sure what is wrong. I.E. If it stops with an error just installing Windows you probably have a memory problem. Let me know what you think of this idea? Troubleshooting a problem in the middle of trying other fixes generally takes so long it is easier to just start over. I hope you have backed up any imortant information that you have created. Quote My advice at this point is something you probably don't want to do, but I would start with the original restore CD's that came with the computer and start the whole process over. If you run into a problem with that then you would know for sure what is wrong. I.E. If it stops with an error just installing Windows you probably have a memory problem. Well you see..... i kinda diden't get such cds only a Windows Home Edition Sp2 included that's all, so im still screwd but thx for trying to help man! please keep coming with ideas You need to do a full reinstall and then we can try to sort any remaining problems out. You said you do have a Windows CD? Then put it in and reboot the machine.I would unplug all of the drives,sound cards ect. only leave the hard drive pluged in. if that works, HOOK up the cd drive, and see if you can repair windows, or atleast get past the EULA. Another question, hwo much ram does the computer havr in it? and if you can, swap it out, and add more.as i said befor i can't reinstall! and unplugging everything will just take a load of time so i guess that i must use cash now and i got 1024 RAM Quote as i said befor i can't reinstall! and unplugging everything will just take a load of time so i guess that i must use cash now I don't understand what that means. |
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