problems with starting with PC?
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Usually when it says no operating system found, it's a problem with your hard drive.  Either your hard drive is broken, or something happened to your BIOS so that it's no longer trying to boot from the main hard drive.\n\nHere's what I'd try:\n1) find a boot cd, put it into your CD drive and start your computer.  If it starts from there, try entering C:<enter> to find out if your hard drive is working or not.  You'll know it's working if the computer writes back C:&#92;>.  If it writes back something about not finding the C drive, you know your hard drive is the issue.  You can run chkdsk on the hard drive to find out if it can fix it, but if it's not even registering the drive, it might be fried.\n\n2) If the computer does the same thing with the boot CD in as it does when it's not in, there's probably something going on with the bios.  I'd try to find a cheap non-usb keyboard so that you can get into it.  Look at the boot order and make sure that the hard drive is set as the primary, then make sure it will fall back to teh CD drive if the hard drive doesn't work.  At this point try step 1 again\n\n3) if none of this works, call the nearest geek and get him/her to look at it.
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too many possibitlies.  need more info.  what os do you have?  If windows you need to have at least windows xp
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there should be a lot of unneccessary programs that run with windows start-up.to avoid them start-run-msconfig-startup and unclick programs that you don t use all the time.you ll have chance to run theese programs when ever you want,but they wont run with startup,cos they use huge mount of ram.hope it ll help you
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go to PC world, they might help u.
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first try some simple steps.\n\n1 make sure that everyting is connected properly. Like reconnect the monitor, keyboard, mouses and all other components.\n\n2. If out of wannanty , open up the case and use some canned air to clean it out.\n\n3.reseat all internal devices like video, card,sound card and esp the ram. meaning carefully remove and put back in.  Try all cards and hdd cable ect. you may have something loose in there. Do one at a time so you don't forget where they were.Make sure you touch a metal part of the frame to dicarge static electricy first.\n\n4. Use the Windows starup disk to perform diags for the hdd, like scandisk, ect\n\n5. you may have to reset defaults in Setup(Cmos) or make sure that they are corrects. Your can get into set up by pressing delete key of f2 upon start up.\n\n6. call the manufacture and or support if these steps do not help.
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Check the fans and make sure they ALL are working. If you have a CPU temp utility, use it. Try starting in safe mode and see if it is still happening.
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try "iexplore" in your Start->Run\n\nand if this even dont work....\n\nthen go to Start->Run.....and type http://www.microsoft.com\n\nif not solved just give more information about error.
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chk ur graphic card especially the 3d support , go \n( start==run==type dxdiag , ok) then chk ur pc totaly
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we have that problem before, of course there might be two problems on that, one is hardware problem and two id software problem, software problem = have you tried to reformat that computer coz if you do so and its happening again ts the hardware problem already. \nhardware problem = in most case that problem is in motherboard, try to buy a usb adaptor it is much cheaper than buying a new board...
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This is not a big prob....insert ur motherboard CD ...n install sound drivers...restart ur system...its over
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It happens, just go to 'my computer', then find the drive and double click, it will then start up. It can get annoying but windows is lame so what do you expect?
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DONT DO WHAT THE OTHERS HAVE SAID!!\ngo to the start menu, run, and type, msconfig, in the general tab select normal startup
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Start by clicking the Start button, select "run". Than Type "msconfig" (without "). Than click on the last tab tittled "startup". then just check or uncheck startup files. Beware though, some are vital processes for windows to run so dont uncheck something you dont know otherwise windows might crash and cause further problems. :D hope it helped
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Hit f8 continually in startup. If you get an option to restore system to previous time accept it. starting up in safe mode should work.
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If you have any devices connected to your USB or Firewire ports (printer, scanner, external hard drive, etc.) disconnect them all.  \n\nOnce you get to your desktop and can access the start button, do a disk clean up and defrag (start > programs > accessories > system tools > disk cleanup then after it finishes running, defrag.)\n\nMake sure you run a current antivirus and antispyware.\n\nNow that you've got a cleaner system, see if the startup problem has been fixed.  If it has, great.  Plug your devices back in, one at a time.  Try starting the computer after each device is plugged in. If the startup problem returns, you've isolated the cause.\n\nBut if you've cleaned the system and the startup problem is still there, try reinstalling your operating system.  And if that doesn't help, you might have a bigger problem with the motherboard, the BIOS, etc.  In which case you might have to go to your computer manufacturer's support site to download the latest drivers or get some one on one tech help.
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I also have a self-built system.  Generally if your problems occur after starting a game its going to be one of two problems.  Heat or Video Drivers.  Because you're having problems on all games and not just one or two in particular, I would guess that its a heat issue.  Generally an outdated driver won't affect all games in the same manner.  However, playing games are usually the most resource intensive applications and generate more heat on the CPU and GPU.  One way to test the heat issue is to open the case and find a big portable house fan and blow it directly on the computer and see if you can play for longer.  Also verify all the case fans are running properly and are installed properly.  Since you built the computer yourself verify that you have at least two intake fans in the front of the case pulling cool air in and two exhaust fans blowing out the back.
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hit your Start button, pull up programs, go to accessories, then go to system tools. Finally go to system information and pull that up. explore in there. if that dont work, hit the start button and pull up Help and Support.While in Help and Support, pull up the Find button and type in model no. that may help. Good Luck