What happens if you remove the add on cards - modem, etc. in there, but particularly the modem?
What happens if you remove the side panel and blow a big fan directly in there? Any difference?
Have you removed and reseated the RAM? Tested it? (www.memtest86.com for a free bootable floppy or CD). Check each stick for an hour or so individually, then all together.
Remove the optical drives and see if this affects the problems.
You have to do this systematically to remove all of the variables and then add one thing in at a time to see if it causes the failure.
What is showing in event viewer from the crashes?
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ok im not sure what u mean by some of those terms im not good when it comes to the internal part of the pcc just learning still
#1 remove modems cards - do u mean literally open the pc and remove the cards?
#2 i dought that its over heating but ill try the fan thing (pc is hardly ever on)
#3 ram - do u want me to take it out and replace it right away? in the same spot? or remove it then start up windows again ?
#4 optic drives?
#5
You have to do this systematically to remove all of the variables and then add one thing in at a time to see if it causes the failure. - huh?
#6 What is showing in event viewer from the crashes? - weres it that?
ohh but by the way everything has been in working order before it all started messing up lil by lil ever since we switched internet providers my wireless modem dont even work no more i cant get my other pc up running
we switched from rogers high speed cable over to execulink dial up then to execulink high speed pppoe
do u think this could have had any affect?
im so srry if u really dont wanna explain all those things i dont blame u