[deani1i9i9i3i]

when i start up my computer it revs up (the heatsink fan) then usually goes quite but for some reason it doesnt go quite and keeps spinning and very high speed does that for ever untill i reset then it even might do it again. also when i start the computer up the computers boots then all power stops then about 5 secs after it boots up again some times normal or the problem that i said first? please help

 

[ACM]

clear BIO's VIA Battery or short the pins

YouTube- How To Reset CMOS

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See if that helps the shut offs, it might help the fan too since fan setting can be set in BIO's

 

[dralb]

Is it OCed? My gigabyte spins the HSF for a second, then it stops and then spins again. What are your temps in BIOS? I agree, clear CMOS and see if it still does it.

 

[deani1i9i9i3i]

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Originally Posted by dralb Is it OCed? My gigabyte spins the HSF for a second, then it stops and then spins again. What are your temps in BIOS? I agree, clear CMOS and see if it still does it.

i have not overclock but i can try clearing my CMOS i also got the blue screen of death for about 2 secs last night when i started the computer up then it work ok and im on it now.

 

[ACM]

Then i would suggest clearing the BIOS via CMOS jumper or battery.

Comeback with feedback.

 

[TwoCables]

How old is the PSU? And which brand and model is it?

 

[Matty_93]

Hey this is Dean's friend, he text me, his PC has done the thing where the HSF revs and no output is displayed so he can't get on at this time.

 

[dralb]

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Originally Posted by Matty_93 Hey this is Dean's friend, he text me, his PC has done the thing where the HSF revs and no output is displayed so he can't get on at this time.

Has he tried clearing CMOS? Tell him to try with one stick of RAM. If nothing, try the other. Since he got a BSOD, there could be another issue. It could be the PSU, but might as well try.

 

[Matty_93]

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Originally Posted by dralb Has he tried clearing CMOS? Tell him to try with one stick of RAM. If nothing, try the other. Since he got a BSOD, there could be another issue. It could be the PSU, but might as well try.

He gets "Warning CPU has been changed" after trying cmos clear, he also got a checksum error.

 

[Matty_93]

He gets CMOS checksum error and Warning CPU has been changed. Then press F1 to continue so he does and then a BSOD after loading of windows.

 

[dralb]

Hmmm, try to clear CMOS and then boot into safe mode. Is this a custom or an OEM machine?

 

[deani1i9i9i3i]

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Originally Posted by dralb Hmmm, try to clear CMOS and then boot into safe mode. Is this a custom or an OEM machine?

hi mate i put my old HDD in and now it seems to be running ok

i am guessing with all the stuff im been testing in my computer like 4870hd + new psu n stuff, u think that i may have corrupted a few files on my operating system? or a virus maybe?

 

[TwoCables]

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Originally Posted by deani1i9i9i3i hi mate i put my old HDD in and now it seems to be running ok i am guessing with all the stuff im been testing in my computer like 4870hd + new psu n stuff, u think that i may have corrupted a few files on my operating system? or a virus maybe?

Well, I suppose it could have been a less-than-perfect data connection with the other hard drive.