Computer “repair” the redneck (fun) way. Since I fixed my computer I have had no problems with it. Life is more pleasant now that my Dell computer no longer gives me any problems. After fixing my laptop I tried donating it to charity but they didn’t want it for some reason, so I ended up taking it to the recycling center. Before I fixed it I removed the battery so as to not contaminate the environment because that is the kind of guy I am, always looking out for our environment. It only took me 6 rounds of 00 Buckshot to fix it, unless you count the one that I missed that went high and a little to the left, then it would be 7 rounds. I probably could have fixed it with 5 rounds but I wanted to make sure that I fixed it right. My Dad always told me that if you’re going to do something, do it right. -jbranstetterRedneck04
Hi! My name is Gabe Belanger, MCSE BSc., of Computer Geeks On Call ( sales@computergeeksoncall.ca ). I have been working in the IT industry for 9+ years and I wanted to provide some training for one of the most common issues I deal with each day: slow computers. In about 5 minutes you will be able to safely and effectively speed up your computer and free up some RAM. How? This is done by disabling programs that run automatically when you start your computer. How do these programs get on your system? They come with the installation of programs such as Norton Anti-virus, Microsoft Office, etc. The problem happens not with one or two programs but with say 10 or 20 programs you install over a few months – the extra processing required to run these, often unecessary progams, slowly but surely slow down your computer. Best of all this tool is included with Windows 98, ME, XP and VISTA. It is something every person should do to keep their system running quickly. Adding RAM is often not a solution and neither is getting a new, faster computer – eventually as you install software the computer will slow down again because of the sheer number of extra programs that run.
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Need a new computer? Get one cheap on Amazon astore.amazon.com See pictures of other Dell error messages I have gotten at dell-problems.blogspot.com Become a Facebook fan of “Dell Computer Problems” at www.facebook.com See how I fixed it at www.youtube.com The facts: Model: Dell Latitude CPx (H500GT?) (Latitude C Family). Bios version: A14 Processor: Pentium III Operating system: Windows XP (Professional) Model No: PPX Ref number: 99080 IC class: C ICES-3 The Issues: 1. My Dell computer does not start up properly: I will push the on-button and the green start-up / power light will come on, but the computer will not start. There will be no sound of the computer working. Then, the light will turn off a few seconds later. How or when I press the on-button makes no difference. 2. At random, the blue screen of death will appear. Pictures these error messages are available at dell-problems.blogspot.com The error messages generally read A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer. If this is the first time youve seen this stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps: Run a system diagnostic utility supplied by your hardware manufacturer. In particular, run a memory check, and check for faulty or mismatched memory. Try changing video adapters. Disable or remove any newly installed hardware and drivers. Disable or remove any newly installed software. If you need to use Safe Mode to …
