Hi there,
I am facing with a frustrating problem with my PC and hope someone can help. I have a desktop in which the hard disk bleeps and the PC hangs for 10 to 15 secs. The windows is very slow to boot and the and application takes up to a few minutes to open up. Initially I thought that it is a hard disk problem. Since it was in warranty, I got it replaced. But the problem is still there.
Can anyone tell me what is the problem and thereby the solution pls. My configuration is :
Intel DG41 TY m/b
Intel Q6600 processor
2X2GB RAM (800 MHz.)
Toshiba 1 TB Hard disk (MG03ACA series)
Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
Though this is a guess, is it possible that the power supply is not adequate/ gone bad (I have a 390 W SMPS and two 80 mm fans in the cabinet)?
Also, once or twice the desktop theme was blurred. Is it possible that something has gone wrong with the on-board graphics. Is there any way to check it?
And one more thing, I have connected my HDD to SATA1 port of m/b. Someone was telling me that it should be connected to SATA0. Is it true?
Awaiting response,
Arvind Gupta
I am facing with a frustrating problem with my PC and hope someone can help. I have a desktop in which the hard disk bleeps and the PC hangs for 10 to 15 secs. The windows is very slow to boot and the and application takes up to a few minutes to open up. Initially I thought that it is a hard disk problem. Since it was in warranty, I got it replaced. But the problem is still there.
Can anyone tell me what is the problem and thereby the solution pls. My configuration is :
Intel DG41 TY m/b
Intel Q6600 processor
2X2GB RAM (800 MHz.)
Toshiba 1 TB Hard disk (MG03ACA series)
Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
Though this is a guess, is it possible that the power supply is not adequate/ gone bad (I have a 390 W SMPS and two 80 mm fans in the cabinet)?
Also, once or twice the desktop theme was blurred. Is it possible that something has gone wrong with the on-board graphics. Is there any way to check it?
And one more thing, I have connected my HDD to SATA1 port of m/b. Someone was telling me that it should be connected to SATA0. Is it true?
Awaiting response,
Arvind Gupta