I have pc freezing problems for a long time and it became worse. My pc could boot normally if i keep restarting it when it freezes. I tried using memtest86 and i let it pass 2 times and i had no problems. Today my pc started up till the desktop and froze (that always happens at the first boot) but when i restarted my pc it booted but froze on welcome screen then i tried to restart again and then pc kept freezing on windows logo and then windows repair option appeared. I used it and after some hours my pc froze again and same thing happend with freezing on windows logo then i tried to repair windows again, my pc worked for like 10 minutes and froze.
Now when i try to boot my pc, a screen before beep that shows graphics card specs and bios version remains and wont pass. There is a blinking stick that keeps blinking and nothing happens. I tried to wait if it will pass but my pc restarted and showed "no signal" on monitor. I tried to turn off my pc and turn it on then it beeped but froze on slash screen and i cant get in to the bios settings or somewhere else. I tried to unplug pc from power and hold power button for 1 min and then turn pc. Pc passed slash screen but froze on windows logo and after restart it kept freezing on slash screen.
My specs:
Mobo: ga-n650sli-ds4
Cpu: intel E4300
Gpu: geforce 8600 GTS
Psu: 530 w
Ram: 2x1gb ddr2
I tried to remove pc from power again and tried memtest86 but pc froze on pass 1% and test 40% but that stick on screen kept blinking.
I restarted my pc and magic thing happened it passed slash screen and oh wait! It passed windows logo too!
How about that.. my pc became alive again! It was like i woke up from a nightmare but .... pc froze 3 mins after desktop appeared. So i restarted my pc. slash screen passed but pc froze on windows error recovery screen (choose safe mode/start windows normally) so i restarted again. Pc froze on windows error recovery screen. Restart. Froze on desktop 30 secs later. Restart. Froze again on desktop 30 secs later. Restart?!?!? Froze again on desktop. Ok my pc at least boots so ill try memtest (i turned off my pc and then turned on) and pc froze on pass 1% and test 74% and time 10 seconds. Ok lets try it again (turned pc off and on). Good. It passes 2%. Now 10%. 20%. 50%? But.... it froze on 63%.
Looks like my ram is bad? Should i change it?
Sorry for the long story
Now when i try to boot my pc, a screen before beep that shows graphics card specs and bios version remains and wont pass. There is a blinking stick that keeps blinking and nothing happens. I tried to wait if it will pass but my pc restarted and showed "no signal" on monitor. I tried to turn off my pc and turn it on then it beeped but froze on slash screen and i cant get in to the bios settings or somewhere else. I tried to unplug pc from power and hold power button for 1 min and then turn pc. Pc passed slash screen but froze on windows logo and after restart it kept freezing on slash screen.
My specs:
Mobo: ga-n650sli-ds4
Cpu: intel E4300
Gpu: geforce 8600 GTS
Psu: 530 w
Ram: 2x1gb ddr2
I tried to remove pc from power again and tried memtest86 but pc froze on pass 1% and test 40% but that stick on screen kept blinking.
I restarted my pc and magic thing happened it passed slash screen and oh wait! It passed windows logo too!
How about that.. my pc became alive again! It was like i woke up from a nightmare but .... pc froze 3 mins after desktop appeared. So i restarted my pc. slash screen passed but pc froze on windows error recovery screen (choose safe mode/start windows normally) so i restarted again. Pc froze on windows error recovery screen. Restart. Froze on desktop 30 secs later. Restart. Froze again on desktop 30 secs later. Restart?!?!? Froze again on desktop. Ok my pc at least boots so ill try memtest (i turned off my pc and then turned on) and pc froze on pass 1% and test 74% and time 10 seconds. Ok lets try it again (turned pc off and on). Good. It passes 2%. Now 10%. 20%. 50%? But.... it froze on 63%.
Looks like my ram is bad? Should i change it?
Sorry for the long story
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