[ZEn_MAster]

Hi,

Ok well the computer im on, its quite good and fast and its like all cleaned off.. its like brand new. I've been having problems like going online and playing my games online.

Sometimes when im online browsing I get an error like:

Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

In my online games sometimes it just quits and restarts on its own !!

I thought it was a motherboard problem, it cuda been fried or something but some other ppl told me it wasnt. This computer just had a reinstall of its OS so i dunno.

Could neone help me?

 

[dai]

in the run box type
sfc /scannow
and press enter

 

[ZEn_MAster]

in the run box type
sfc /scannow
and press enter

I tried that and it come up with the scan thing, than it asked me to insert like the windows xp proff disc, I dont even have any discs for this comp. When I asked it to skip and w/e it didnt.

So yeah.

 

[dai]

it needs the disk to repair the system files,you cannot do anything without it

 

[ZEn_MAster]

Hmm,

I dont have ne disc.. Ill ask this one guy I know if he has one though.

Its really weird cuz when I was tryen to get on this site on it it would just close instantly when I typed in techsupportforums and hit enter

It had no error or nothing just closed.. but Im on a Mac right now typin this

Do u think the problem could be a missing driver or something? OR is it the motherboard?

 

[dai]

i have been trying to find the cause on mine for the last 6wks.on mine it's not spyware or system files reinstalling the browser does not make any difference,neither does doing a repair install of windows

 

[ZEn_MAster]

Well I asked a person I knew who is like a elite pro, hes a computer enginer and he took it away and looked at it and he said it was the motherboard.

He fiddled with and said he fixed it but it didnt do nothin..

I've asked everywhere if they think the motherboard is the problem and they keep saying no.

Im no computer expert but could it possibly be the motherboard?

 

[Resolution]

Microsoft has a couple of articles on this. Search the error message on Google to see, and no, I don't think it has to do with your motherboard.

 

[Sarge]

If your computer engener friend couldn't find anything wrong with it, chances are the hardware is fine.
But just in case....

Grab Memtest 86+ from here and save it to the windows desktop so you can find it later.
Insert a blank, formated, 1.44MB Floppy Disk into drive A:
Unzip the Memtest package to the windows desktop.
It will make a new folder called "floppy". Open it.
Run install.bat to make a special bootable Floppy Disk that will check your system's RAM.
Read the Readme File.
You can thank me later.
:grin:

 

[Ninteau]

mine also

i seem to be having the same problem, from what ive done with my comp i found out that it is a worm called win32/vb.da or win32/vibpack. and also what ive found out is that mine was running fom micro outlook, dont know if urs is so u might want to check, right now im uninstalling micro office. hope that helped, and if u can think of anything to help if it fail i could use it.

 

[dai]

i d/l the latest preveiw release of opera and it is running no problems,but if i use the earlier version i still get the crashes

 

[dj913]

I would wonder if its getting to hot because of a bad fan, improper cooling, or something like that. I would also download the latest video drivers since problems usually occur during gaming.

 

[Ninteau]

ok, removing microsoft office didnt work......running avast to see if i can get rid of worm.....will check on my other stuff.

 

[dai]

let the experts help with it,follow greyknights instructions here
http://www.greyknight17.com/spyware.htm

 

[Ninteau]

ok, but one question, how do i check my video drivers?

 

[dai]

look for any yellow alongside them in the device manager,go into properties and it will tell you which version you have installed

 

[Ninteau]

ummmm, let me reword that then, where are my video drivers? sorry for all the incovenince i have caused.

 

[Ninteau]

hmmm, well, looking back at the other posts it might be an internal problem, i was just wondering how i can check if its cooling off fast enough.

 

[Sarge]

hmmm, well, looking back at the other posts it might be an internal problem, i was just wondering how i can check if its cooling off fast enough.

Some video card Mfgs. make tools available that allow you to monitor the GPU core's temp. Of course, this only works if the GPU core has a temp sensor on it. Check the website of your video card's Mfg.

Alternitively, you can use Everest Home Edition (http://www.lavalys.com) to take a snapshot of your video card's sesnors (if it has sensors). Everest doesn't allow for real-time monitoring, you have to click referesh to get a new update of the card's temp, so you're better off with the Mfg's tool if they offer one.

If it's an ATI-based card, ATI Tool (from http://www.techpowerup.com/atitool) can be used for temperature monitoring and fan speed control (on supported cards) but it's a very advanced tool inteneded for overclockers. Be carefull if you decide to use it!