What’s wrong with my computer?
February 25th, 2010
Jhastyn asked:
This morning I was using my computer and it was working perfectly. After wards, I turned off my computer and left my house to go out somewhere. 5 hours later, I come home and went straight to my computer, turning it on. However, to my surprise, the monitor won’t turn on. I rebooted about 50 times as well as unplugged and replugged everything.
For the next 2 hours, I was experimenting by changing the monitor I had and a friend of mines came by and it turns out that both of them don’t work. I tried out my monitor on my friend’s computer and it worked, thus giving me the conclusion that it’s my computer’s fault…
Not my question is this: What caused my computer to act this way and is there a way to fix it?
This morning I was using my computer and it was working perfectly. After wards, I turned off my computer and left my house to go out somewhere. 5 hours later, I come home and went straight to my computer, turning it on. However, to my surprise, the monitor won’t turn on. I rebooted about 50 times as well as unplugged and replugged everything.
For the next 2 hours, I was experimenting by changing the monitor I had and a friend of mines came by and it turns out that both of them don’t work. I tried out my monitor on my friend’s computer and it worked, thus giving me the conclusion that it’s my computer’s fault…
Not my question is this: What caused my computer to act this way and is there a way to fix it?
I was looking inside my computer for a solution and I found that my RAM card was just sitting there, if that ever helps you.
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If you had a piece of RAM “just sitting there” then I suspect two things. One, your computer wasn’t assembled very well, and two, your computer has recently been shaken or fallen over.
The reason that you can’t get an image is because of your video card. It could just be that it slightly popped out of its slot, like the RAM, so try locating the video card (that’s the card that you plug your monitor into) and push it back into its slot. If it still doesn’t work, then I’d say the card is fried, and you’ll have to get a new one. Perhaps you should bring your computer to a repair shop.
Video cards are quite fragile, and its easy to break them just by rubbing against it the wrong way, or by letting it get too hot.
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I dont know,but i think you should go back to the store from which you bought it from and tell them your problem…Or you could also go to some computer fixer store,but i would be better to go to the actual store from which you bought it from. And if they say its not fixable then just buys another new one cause if u go to the repair shop and get it repaired which costs money. It will probaly get messed again then u would go to the repair shop agin and fix it and u keep doing that if u like add it up it will cost u the same amount of money it would take u to buy a new computer…..
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put your ram back in and secure it, if you opened your computer,then it’ll be very hard for the store to fix it for free or give you another one,but then maybe your plug in the back isn’t connected properly,try a different outlet. i get panicky as soon as something don’t work, but usually i stop and think, then do a troubleshoot of every simple thing,it usually just a loose wire, or ram,or my outlet,it doesn’t have to be something major,god luck!
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You Computor be cancer
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