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Hardware => Hardware => Topic started by: channing28105 on June 27, 2013, 05:35:39 AM
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I am having a major problem with my desktop computer Yesterday My desktop computer crashed I had the Blue screen of Death saying that the physical memory dumped and now when I turn on the computer it makes a Beeping noise and nothing comes on the screen . I feel Upset because my desktop was my favorite computer and because I have no job I have no money to buy a new computer I have no money to take the computer to a computer repair shop . I would like a good Used working desktop Computer that works with all the installation Cds that came with it all I need is the tower part I have the monitor. Please message me if you can help because before my desktop crashed my desktop was my favorite computer and it would mean a lot to me to have a good used working desktop computer. I have tried frececycle and freecycle is no good because you have to drive to pick up the item you want and I do not drive at all.
Channing
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Hi channing28105. Welcome to Computer Hope. :)
It would help anyone willing to give you some assistance if we knew something about the computer Operating System (O/S) and type of computer you are using & what level of familiarity you have with working on a computer.
IBM, HP, Presario, compaq, how much ram, what chip? celeron, AMD, Windows XP? Vista? Etc.
What happened just before the crash? Were you in the middle of downloading anything? & so on.
You say you have beeps on startup look here. (Click on this link) (http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm) to see if there is anything that is familiar.
You inquiry so far is a bit vague as to where one might be able to start to offer assistance.
ImnoGuru.
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just try to pop-up and cleaned your memory card.
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just try to pop-up and cleaned your memory card.
That does work sometimes! Just pop and seat the memory sticks and it cleans the little fingers
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It would help to know the make/model of computer and what sort of pattern of beeps does it make e.g. "One short, two long" as they can indicate what the problem is.