my computer desktop is turning green, why?
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Check the cabling between the monitor and the PC. It may be a bad connection.
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There could be a lot of reasons for this. It may be that you need to \nreinstall windows.or it could be that there is an issue with your power supply or your motherboard could be overheating.\nI would try reinstalling the operating system first and take it from there.
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Go to your desktop, right click and hit properties, Go to the screen saver tab and choose monitor power. Change options to keep the HDD on and no standby or hibernation. See if that "cures" the problem.
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I'm guessing he downloaded a program that overloaded your start menu. Normally, turning yellow means its loading, but if it is taking a long time, something probably happened. Try using System Restore.\n\nSystem Restore (modified because of Start Menu problem):\n\n1) Click Start, then Run\n2) Type in restore, click OK\n3) When the folder pops up, click on rstrui.exe\n4) Click next\n5) Select the time closest to when your computer got messed \n   up, but ensure it is a time BEFORE your computer got \n   messed up.\n6) Click next, and follow any further instructions!
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Is it a laptop or desktop? If it is a laptop maybe it is overheating. If it is a desktop start in safe mode and turn off the settings to never shut off for everything and see if it still happens.
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mine did that but red. it's something to do with files being on different harddrives i think!!
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im getting purple and green!!!
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Check your start up programs.\nSTART > RUN > type MSCONFIG > STARTUP uncheck things you really do not started at Boot up.
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Its prob the power supply. Does  the fan turn on ???\nYou might want to replace it ( $ 60 ) . Also make sure that the power button is on . On the back of your computer theres a little button . \n\nAlso check out my free computer articals at http://www.cityredding.com/computerhelp
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There is a fan in your PC that cools down your computer since keeping it on all day will heaten up your hardware. It is probably defective.
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Your "system idle process" should normally be very high when not much else is happening - it's Windows' way of saying "this is the unused CPU capacity". As far as the light always being on, it may be a software issue. When in doubt, take the machine to a PC shop or trusted friend whose day job is computer repair, and ask them to check for unwanted programs.
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once desktop is displayed click on start and then run and type msconfig ->enter\n\nso to startup and then uncheck all the programs which u dont want at the start up or ones u think are just taking up RAM space and doing nothing..\n\nthis will work..trust me
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If this is a problem that started out of the blue without you touching any of your settings, chances are there is a problem with either your motherboard, graphics card or processor. I had this same problem and it turned out that my motherboard had burnt out.\n\nI don't know how old your computer is but if it is more than 3 years old, chances are it is burnt out and you will need to replace your base unit.
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Try going to control panel and see if it was some kind of desktop bug that can be uninstalled.
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Your computer could have been heated too much.Try working on it after shutting down your pc for an hour or two.
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could be something wrong with your PC
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Did you try to look over your power options? You might have accidently clicked something to save yourself energy. Try: Start, control panel, performance & maintanence, power options. hope this helps :)