What's up with my pc?
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Go to start>task bar and start menu> advanced make sure enable dragging is checked or try tools >internet options.  restore defaults or try system restore maybe you did something by accident.
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Take it back or send it back and get a new system!  That one sounds like it is full of beans!\n\nI have had some bad hardware at times.  Trying to fix it and not getting it back before the 30 day trial is expensive.  You end up with expensive junk.  \n\nI had a repair guy out several times to fix a PC I bought and even him told me to get it back to the store fast!  I ended up with a different model that had no problems at all.
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VIRUS!!! :D or mayybe its ur Ram...has to be one of the two.If its a ram problem tho, the pc usually reboots.Unlike u said..it shutsdown.\nThanks,\nColin.
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Lot's of possibilities. Do you have at least 256 MegaByte (MB) of RAM? Do you have a least 500 MB of extra hard drive space left? Are you running Windows XP? Have you been doing your routine housekeeping chores on your computer, like running AdAware, AVG AntiVirus, and Registry Mechanic or similar repair utilities? Do you have a software FireWall in place like ZoneAlarm? Have you defragmented your hard drive in the last 6 months? Have you got over a dozen icons in your tray (those little icons in the lower right hand corner of your screen)? Have you rebooted your computer lately? Are you on a network with other computers competing for the same internet connection? Are you on dial-up rather than wideband? What processes are running in the background?\n\nOnce you check on all that, I can recommend diagnostic utilities like "quick startup", "cCleaner", "ewido", "autoruns", and "active ports" (all freeware as are the utility programs above) to help you locate the problem. Finally, check your CPU usage statistics via START/Accessories/System Tools.
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I'd start by looking at the fan and giving it a clean if its necessary.  If you've changed memory sticks, then they could be defective - there's always the option of a virus infection as well
484015
theres somthing wrong with your computer
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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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First check pc for viruses-remove or quarantine...(system tools)disk clean up & defragment...delete cookies...restart pc.
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have you tried scanning the computer for viruses and spyware? that's one reason.\n\nAnother is possibly that the capacitors in your mother board are bloated. That happened to ours and my father just bought new ones that matched the bloated ones and soldered them in. Now our computer works again. \n\nOR try to see if your memory cards connection thingy( sorry forgot the term) are clean. \n\nOr the cpu fan ain't working properly.
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Install Spybot - (google for it) and update it. Check you machine for sypware malware etc. Then check its advanced features Tools Tab -> System Startup -> remove junk that you dont need. \n\nFor available memory and resources righclick on taskbar and see Task Manager and see the third tab for CPU and memory usage.
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there are mutiple possibilities, your RAM might be buggerd, or your internet modem is doing somthing to your computer, there are more ways but i cant think as i would need to see the comp myself
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It's an virus on your computer.Use an antivirus to clean your pc.\nUse AVG or PCCilin..they aren free.\n\nIf then also problem continues,,fix out the registry of your computer.
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It is possibly overheating. Check the fan. Check power supply, it could be going out. If not:\nYou probably need to reorder your BIOS by hitting del on startup. If you dont know how to do this please dont try, get help first.\nHere is a search of this problem, choose one of these forums that seems most similar to your system and ask them. They should be able to help. Its hard to troubleshoot a problem on Yahoo Answers as we cannot easily have continuous dialogue.\n\nGood Luck!\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=computer+restarting+over+and+over
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Uo oh...Sounds like a virus to me. If you don't have anti-virus, get it. Two good freeware programs are Avast & AVG. Your anti-virus must be up to date too, new viruses as created every day, your software has to know how to recognize these viruses. I agree with the last fellow too, it could be an overheat issue, but I've never seen a PC recover from an overheat lock-up.
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There are a lot of stuff to be said, it could be any:\n- Software Problem:\nError in Windows System Files\n\n- Hardware Problem:\nProcessor over heating\nRAM not working properly\nComputer fans not working properly\nHard Disk Spinning Errror\n\nI recommend trying to repair Windows through the Installation Media Source (the CD) by booting the computer witht the CD, then going into setup mode and choose repair.\n\nOtherwise, try backing up all your valueable data, format the Primary Partition, and reinstall a fresh copy of Windows...\n\nGood Luck
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Actually I don't understand these terms. Could you please tell what is really happening in your computer? (like, a program's not opening, windows can't let you in, etc.)\n\nBut usually the source of problem in a computer is a virus. So go get a cleaner.
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check for spyware, get Windows Defender free from Microsoft, Also you might want to check your CPU fan for proper cooling, if it is if it isnt running at max speed your CPU will overheat causing it to run slow