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20 May 2010   #1
Cee

Windows 7
 
 
PC Acting really weird.

Hi, I have some sort of problem here, and I am hoping you could help me.



Sometimes, MY PC just freezes and I have to shake the Chassis to make it unfreeze again.

What problem is this?

Any help appreciated.
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20 May 2010   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate
The Southern Hinterlands
 
 

Sounds like something is not seated correctly.. Open your case ( make sure that the power is off ) and reseat your your gfx card, memory etc... Power back up and test ...

PS.. shaking your computer is never a good idea...
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20 May 2010   #3

Windows 7 7600 1 X64
Lake Buena Vista The Magic Kingdom
 
 
Custom Build

I concur with Tews,
you have a custom build so a component, either grafix, or mem is not seated correctly.
DO NOT SHAKE! Open the case and visually inspect and procede after using proper ground/safety precautions and power up again.
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20 May 2010   #4

window's 7
bermuda triangle
 
 

and never will.. i think certain component should be tighten up
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20 May 2010   #5
Cee

Windows 7
 
 

Just did, hopefully it never happens again, thanks guys
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20 May 2010   #6

Windows 7 Ultimate
The Southern Hinterlands
 
 

Let us know... hopefully this has sorted your problem out...
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20 May 2010   #7

window's 7
bermuda triangle
 
 

a pc needs to be cared and loved to.. don't shake it
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