- Jul 21, 2012
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Hello
A few days ago my computer had crashed. Was online when my screen went black and my computer crashed. I tried turning it on and it failed to boot. It went to the screen where I launched repair mode, however in repair mode nothing happened, and it just appeared to freeze. I tried it again, and the same thing happened, where it would get to the blue default windows screen and would hang there for hours.
I thought something was broken (hardware), so I tried replacing my GPU and my memory. I switched cards and took out my ram and replaced it with a 1gb stick I had from my old desktop.
When I launched windows repair, it seemed this time that it had actually started to run repair mode, however this was ONLY after I had left my computer on all night, so I'm not too sure how long it had been before the repair menu came up. It tried to find startup problems and said they were fixed. Once my computer restarted, it went back to to the same problem where it would say windows had failed to boot etc, etc...
I tried getting a repair disc by downloading a windows 7 repair disc online from their official site and put it onto a 10gb flash drive. I went to "repair this computer", and it goes to the menu where it searches for a local drive with a windows 7 operating system, however it then freezes, and nothing happens (the box becomes greyed out as things do when they freeze) and even hours after waiting for something to happen, nothing eventually does.
What do I do now? What could it possibly be? It's a new desktop that I had put together myself, and everything almost is brand new. It ran super smooth as well, with no problems whatsoever. I was not overclocking and everything ran at stock settings.
Any suggestions/tips/ideas? Thanks!
A few days ago my computer had crashed. Was online when my screen went black and my computer crashed. I tried turning it on and it failed to boot. It went to the screen where I launched repair mode, however in repair mode nothing happened, and it just appeared to freeze. I tried it again, and the same thing happened, where it would get to the blue default windows screen and would hang there for hours.
I thought something was broken (hardware), so I tried replacing my GPU and my memory. I switched cards and took out my ram and replaced it with a 1gb stick I had from my old desktop.
When I launched windows repair, it seemed this time that it had actually started to run repair mode, however this was ONLY after I had left my computer on all night, so I'm not too sure how long it had been before the repair menu came up. It tried to find startup problems and said they were fixed. Once my computer restarted, it went back to to the same problem where it would say windows had failed to boot etc, etc...
I tried getting a repair disc by downloading a windows 7 repair disc online from their official site and put it onto a 10gb flash drive. I went to "repair this computer", and it goes to the menu where it searches for a local drive with a windows 7 operating system, however it then freezes, and nothing happens (the box becomes greyed out as things do when they freeze) and even hours after waiting for something to happen, nothing eventually does.
What do I do now? What could it possibly be? It's a new desktop that I had put together myself, and everything almost is brand new. It ran super smooth as well, with no problems whatsoever. I was not overclocking and everything ran at stock settings.
Any suggestions/tips/ideas? Thanks!
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