Some Diseases On Computer And How To Overcome It

Her Right as I am and are confused about what the post. Her end I decided to posting some computers disease issue. on its basis not all our computers disease pasrahkan to repairmen. No good we try to cure his own disease - a disease that affects our pc. counted - counted the money to buy the service could be additional malem ntar coffee. nih gan ane share some computers disease and its solution: 1. Computer Not Want to Live How to overcome : - Check cable connection (from the power outlet to the power button on the PC) - Check whether the stabilizer function or tdak (if the stabilizer) - Check power cable to the CPU - If they did not want to live permasalahanya may lie in the power supply or MB2. Computer Mau Mau Life But Not Boot 2. Computer sound of "BEP" How to overcome : Recognize First Beep Beep: Beep 1 time only sign that the condition of good computer Beep 1 time, length There are problems in memory Beep 1 time and 3 times the length short damages in VGA card Beep 1 time long and 2 short times Damage in DRAM parity Beep continuously Damage dimodul memory or video memory - Checks using dianosa software such as SiSoft Sandra, mark04 PC, PC mark05 etc. 3. Computer Mau Booting But Always "Safe Mode" (to go into safe mode press F8) How to overcome : - restart your computer - if still trouble intall reset your windows - if it is still safe mode too, meaning your HD problematic check to: scan disk 4. Frequent Hang Computer How to overcome - Due to software crashes - press ctrl + alt + del >> click End Task on the program "Not Responding" - press the restart button on the CPU - Due to a hardware conflict (the addition of new hardware) - frequent conflicts between hardware on windows operating system - re-install your windows, but keep in mind before you reinstall windows, first remove your new hardware - alankan facilities "add new" hardware found on the control panel. 5. Keyboard Not Recognized By Computer How to overcome - check whether your keyboard is plugged in correctly - if it is but they also keyboard is not detected then the chances of your keyboard problematic. - try to replace your keyboard, if it is replaced but is still problematic it is most likely damaged is on the keyboard port on your MB. - If it's been in New Keyboard Switch but remain undetected Also Try Switch with USB Keyboard and if not detected It also means there is something wrong On the Windows system pal 6 Mouse Not Recognized by Computer (same denagn keyboard case)


7. Always Jumping Mouse Pointer-Skip How to overcome - Clean the mouse gross immediately (especially on the ball mouse) 8. Frequent Computer Crash How to overcome : - Check all the cables, hardware, and also stress on the chassis, check the temperature of the CPU and likewise check ram, processor and VGA. 9. When the Manufacturers MetherBoard (MB) Unknown How to overcome : - unscrew the casing, and check your CPU is usually a MB has a label manufacturer that also contain Mbnya type specifications. - Check the manual book - Find Mb of data via the Internet, skewer ID which is printed on a sticker board primarily to the list contained in http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid site, and find a list of ID numbers issued by the licensing agency for electronic devices in USA - Use the analysis software, such as sandra99 etc. 10. BIOS Password Forgot How to overcome : - Unplug Batterey cmos on cpu - Or by emncoba guess bberapa default password for some manufacturers bios suppose AMI and AWARD (example: A.M.I, AMI, AMI_SW, ALLY, 589 589 etc.)


11. Clock and setting the date BIOS Always Turned-Fox How to overcome : - batteray cmos defunct (dead), replace it with a new batteray 12. Adding New Hardware Device, Tp Not Detected By BIOS How to overcome : - Most likely you already ancient bios so that it can not detect the new hardware, then immediately update your bios (can be downloaded via the internet, eg: http://www.windrivers.com) 13. Track Damage Card In MB How to overcome : - denganmencabut try and plug some cards in your MB - if the boot is successful then your card is not problematic so likewise vice versa 14. Install New Processor Tp Not Detected How to overcome : - check if you have installed the correct processor denan - check whether the position of the jumper on the processor are correct (about the jumper on the processor can be found in the manual priksa booknya) 15. Crash After Installing New RAM How to overcome : - the possibility of RAM you installed is not compatible with your computer (unplug the ram) Sorry if just a little. its a matter of his I know only too little. although little I hope this can be useful and an inspiration for friends all ... SEND THIS BY EMAIL AM SHARE TO TWITTER SHARE TO FACEBOOK

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5 Simple Fixes for Most Computer Problems

You may have already decided that the computer problem you're dealing with is too hard to fix yourself, or at least not something you're interested spending your time doing.

I'd argue that you should almost always try to fix your own computer problem, but I understand if you're just completely against it. No hard feelings.

However, before you call tech support, or run off to the computer repair shop, I get one more shot to convince you to at least try something before you pay someone else for help.

Having worked in the computer service industry for years, I'm very familiar with the simple things that most people overlook, things that could completely eliminate the need to have a computer worked on at all.

You could quite literally save hundreds of dollars, and an equally valuable amount of frustration, by following some of the really easy things below.

1

Restart Your Computer

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It's a long running joke that the only thing tech support folks know how to do is tell people to restart their computers.

I've had the displeasure of working with a few "professionals" that might have inspired that joke, but please don't overlook this extraordinarily simple step.

More times than you would believe, I would visit a customer's home or business, listen to a long story about an issue, and then simply restart the computer to fix the problem.

Contrary to accounts otherwise, I do not have a magic touch. Computers sometimes encounter very temporary issues that a restart, which clears its memory and reruns processes, solves.

How Do I Restart My Computer?

Make sure you restart your computer at least one time before scheduling computer repair with anyone. The problem, assuming its of a certain nature, might simply go away.

Tip: If the computer problem you're having means that restarting properly isn't possible, powering off and then back on accomplishes the same thing.

2

Clear Your Browser's Cache

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Yet another joke, albeit a more recent one, is that clearing your browser's cache, that collection of recently visited pages that's saved to your computer's hard drive, is the fix for all possible Internet problems.

That's certainly an exaggeration - clearing cache won't fix every broken website or Internet related problem - but it is often helpful.

Clearing the cache is very easy to do. Every browser has a straightforward method for doing so, even if it is hidden a few layers deep in a menu.

If you have any sort of Internet related issue, especially if it's impacting only certain pages, be sure to clear the cache before taking your computer in for service.

How Do I Clear My Browser's Cache?

Tip: While most browsers refer to cache as cache, Internet Explorer refers to this collection of saved pages as Temporary Internet Files.

3

Scan for Viruses & Other Malware

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No doubt scanning for a virus infection was the first thing that came to mind if a virus or other malicious program (collectively called malware) made itself obvious.

Unfortunately, most problems caused by malware don't always clearly point to an infection. It's great if your antivirus program warns you of a problem, but it won't always.

Often times, virus-caused problems appear as general computer sluggishness, random error messages, frozen windows, and things like that.

Before you take your computer in for any reason, be sure to run a full malware scan using whatever antivirus software you're running.

How To Scan Your Computer for Viruses & Other Malware

This tutorial is really helpful if you're not sure what you're doing, don't have antivirus software (I link to several free options), can't access Windows, or can't run a scan for some reason.

4

Reinstall the Program That's Causing Trouble

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A lot of computer problems are software-specific, meaning that they only happen when starting, using, or stopping a particular program that's installed.

These sorts of problems can make it seem like your whole computer is falling part, especially if you use the offending program a lot, but the solution is often very simple: reinstall the program.

How Do I Reinstall a Software Program?

Reinstalling a program means to uninstall it, and then install it again from scratch. Every program has an automated process for removing itself from, as well as installing itself onto, your computer.

If you think the problem you're experiencing is software-specific, gather up the original installation disc or download the program again, and then reinstall it.

Check out the tutorial if you've never reinstalled a software program or you run into trouble.

5

Delete Your Browser's Cookies

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No, there aren't real cookies in your computer (wouldn't that be nice?) but there are tiny files called cookies which are sometimes the cause of problems browsing the web.

Like the cached files mentioned in #2 above, the browser stores these files to make surfing the web easier.

How Do I Delete Cookies From My Browser?

If you're having problems logging into one or more websites, or you see a lot of error messages when browsing that other people don't seem to see, be sure to clear your browser's cookies before you pay for computer repair.

Some More Ideas Before You Pay for Support

I know, I know, we've been over this. You don't want to fix it yourself! But before you pay someone for help, I wanted to let you know that I'm available to help out as well, and I don't charge anything at all!

Just head over to my Get More Help page for more on that, as well as some other free options for support.

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