Do you have any problem with your computer???

Computer Problem - Bang the computer...
@venkygec (783)
India
July 28, 2008 11:16am CST
There is always some problem or the other in everyones computer... But sometimes we dont go to solve that problem..... My computer's windows audio service got stopped automatically... I just know solved the problem by going to services and starting it again...he he Im a computer engineer... So i know more about computers... You can share your problem here... ill figure it out... so Do you have any problem with your computer??? Share it over here...
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4 responses
ursprakash
@ursprakash (111)
• India
28 Jul 08
yeah, whenever i'm interesting working on something or in typing programs and not saved the files, That time my system get restarted automatically :(... cant even find out the reason till date.. [Im Using P core 2 with 1GB RAM,OS is Win Xp]
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ishralene09
@ishralene09 (2260)
• Philippines
28 Jul 08
The biggest problem that I've yet to answer is this: I have 2 RAMs. They are both 256mb, and they are ddr. Now, they broke down. And I have no choice but to replace it. My problem is, why is it that my RAM is not completely broken, but causes inconsistencies on the memory addresses and often causes my PC to crash? How did it get that problem about memory addressing? I mean, it's whole, and my PC is still running. I found out about the problem by using windows memory diagnostic tools.
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venkygec
@venkygec (783)
• India
28 Jul 08
Memory inconsistencies are not always caused by RAM... it may be possible that your power supply has some problem... if the cpu and RAM does not get enough voltage from the smps... your PC may give some errors, crash or may restart automatically... First check if your ram is working on other computers... If it is.. then problem is with your power supply... Or else problem is in your RAM... If you still have any problem... Im there to help you...
venkygec
@venkygec (783)
• India
28 Jul 08
RAMs usually break down due to power problems... maybe your computer was on.. when there was some voltage fluctuation or so... cant say...
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ishralene09
@ishralene09 (2260)
• Philippines
28 Jul 08
No sweat, I've already sorted it out. What I want to know is what caused my RAM to break like that when it looks really fine and works just fine too.
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Lil Bit aka Royal Mom
@royal52gens (5488)
• United States
28 Jul 08
I don't have any problems with my 4 computers. I make a point to run the security scans on a regular basis. I optimize my hard drives, clean out old files, defrag the hard drives, etc. If I do have a problem I can't solve, then my husband fixes it. I have my degree in computers and my husband is an extremely knowledgeable technician. I even built my own desktop computer from scratch.
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venkygec
@venkygec (783)
• India
19 Aug 08
WOW!! Thats great to hear.... So you wont need any assistance from me... Ok..then.... Thanks for sharing... Keep posting on mylot....^_^
pratheep87
@pratheep87 (1227)
• India
28 Jul 08
I too experienced same problem but now i changed my audio card and so i am enjoying music now.
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venkygec
@venkygec (783)
• India
28 Jul 08
hey... changing the audio card is not always the right option... maybe there is some problem with the drivers thats it... reinstalling the sound divers would solcve the problem... Anyways thanks for your participation....