Problems with the bloody pc???
970228
Here do this, first install the OS.  After it finishes installing and reboots, hit your cdrom or dvdrom eject button to pop open so the CD doesn't run again.  Make sure your installation cd is not in the drive.  Wait till it sets up the file from the hard drive.  You will see a Windows screen with a bar loading on the bottom.  That's when you hit your eject button again so the installation cd goes back into your drive.  At this point the hard drive setup files will be trying to read the installation cd from your cdrom or dvdrom drive.  This will enable you to complete your Windows installation.  You will have to go through some more installation before your OS is finalized.  I've encountered the same problem as you.  If you do an install and leave the installation disc in the drive it will try to setup installing Windows all over again even if you don't hit the "any key" to start the installation.  It will try to restart Windows installation all over again.\n\n*Note* Always make sure your drive is formatted using the FULL NTSF format, wiping the drive clean before trying to install again.  And if you are installing from a SATA Hard Drive Windows will have trouble booting up from it.
888076
Same problem with me.I would think get a new mother board and slowly upgrade it as latest software often need higher specifications.
1067354
you need to be more specific about what has gone wrong, what does your PC tell you...etc...????
954463
You need to reinstall the video drivers...If you have onboard video go to the motherboard manufacturers website...If you have a video card go to nVidia or ATI site and download the driver there...If you have a Dell, Compaq or something like that go to their site and they should have the drivers for you model of PC
191842
possible problems\n\n1. motherboard not compatible with processor\n2. power problem\n3. is the screen on?\n4. you dont have an operating system installed. did your computer come with something like windows?
897778
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000801.htm\n\nGood luck
557111
Hi\nIts really simple just make sure your RAM is connected properly And your processor too...\n\nEnjoy
779842
ok first off, have you any software that can find and delete redundant files on your pc, if not try cc cleaner, free and awesome, secondly defragment the drive if you haven't already, thirdly try and limit the amount of things running in the background as this is guarenteed to slow things down. If you have taken all these steps already with no improvement it may be worth getting a new mainboard, CPU and memory possibly a new hard drive aswell. all in all cost around £200-£300.
997310
Try cleaning it with a Clean kit which you can find in computers shops. Good luck!
1028509
take the PC & through it out of window \n\nto get rid of all comp problem\n;-)
555668
you have a bad video card, oth e onboard chip is bad most likely, if you have onboard video, try taking the ram oud and reseatin git, if you havea video card, do the same, if you still have not video, start thinking about a corrupt bios, or a new motherboard
173306
there are way too many things that could be wrong.  \ndepending on what u did right before this happened there could be a million possible solutions.  \n\nbut try this, u will probably reformat the drive and reinstall windows.  if u messed with the inside of your computer or bios then thats probably not it.
556020
I would say that you most likely have a bad CPU.  You've eliminated all other potental reasons except for the power supply.\n\nDo a quick check of the power supply, but I'd almost put money on a shot CPU.
975554
i need you to to give me some information but off top my head i can ask you one thing       do   you   have   any  drivers  that   are  not fully   installed for  your   mother   board.   that came with the computer originally such as video drivers \n\nalso after formatting your computer did you reload the operating system that came with the machine when it was new\n\nand one last thing please post the type of computer and its hardware as well as any other occasions were this type of fail er occurs\n\n\nand if you want please email me at  oldmainfan1@yahoo.com \n\nand ill do my best to fix your problam
320494
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/  hope that works for ya cos i got on. :)
443814
You installed it incorrectly.  It’s bad and you should return it.  A setting in BIOS isn’t correct.
931693
Take it to your local high street computer shop, that is if they do repairs.. they will charge you a small fee for diagnosing the problem but this will usually be refunded if you let them do the repairs, once you know what's wrong and how much it will cost to put right you will be in a much better position to work out whether you'll be better off scrapping it and getting a new one or having your old one repaired