My Desktop Shutsdown


  1. prince1630
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    My Desktop Shutsdown


    Everytime I try to Open a Game or even a picture or sometimes when im watching youtube and i tried to click full screen my desktop shutsdown .... My computer always shutsdown..


    Processor : AMD Sempron(tm) Processor LE-1200 2.10Ghz
    Installed Memory ( RAM ): 3.0GB 2Gig from memo Stick and
    1gig from Nvidia video card
    64 - bit operating System

    I also try putting thermal paste in my processor but nothing change ...
    ohhh ang i got a new PSU which is 600W the PSU im using before is 500W only ??..

    What could be the problem..
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  3. Maguscreed
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    Is this a laptop?


    anyhow regardless of that the first thing I would do is check that windows is okay
    SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
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  4. prince1630
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    nope ... Desktop.. Personal computer ....
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  6. Maguscreed
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    okay well then just for the record the graphics card memory does not count as system memory. In some laptops it is shared but not with desktops.
    So just to clarify you have 2 gigs of ram and a 1 gig graphics card.
    The two are not connected in a desktop, even though on occasion textures may be loaded in system memory, they are considered separate.
    Outside of that detail did you run the scan and what were the results?
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  7. prince1630
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    That's the result
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  8. Maguscreed
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    well looks like we cleaned up some mess, I would go ahead and reboot so it can finish making the changes it needs to.
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  10. prince1630
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    nothing change sir ..
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  11. Maguscreed
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    Well since SFC found problems it's obvious your update attempt failed.
    Are there any recent system restore points that may allow you to do a rollback?
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