can you provide the number of error mentioned on the blue death screen?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
Well, sometimes it is 0x0000008e, and sometimes different.R0M4N wrote:can you provide the number of error mentioned on the blue death screen?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
The last night, i was playing SA-MP and the next morning, its like this. I only installed LSRP+ (if that helps).PaC wrote:You obviously have done anything to it ever since. Unless you can't tell us what what you've done to it we can't help you. A blue screen usually means that the whole system is down. The cause it's usually the hardware
ok reinstall windows and check your ram.Glow wrote:Well, sometimes it is 0x0000008e, and sometimes different.R0M4N wrote:can you provide the number of error mentioned on the blue death screen?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
The last night, i was playing SA-MP and the next morning, its like this. I only installed LSRP+ (if that helps).PaC wrote:You obviously have done anything to it ever since. Unless you can't tell us what what you've done to it we can't help you. A blue screen usually means that the whole system is down. The cause it's usually the hardware
yes...i can't boot up, the blue screen appears after ii boot from the windows cd.R0M4N wrote:ok reinstall windows and check your ram.Glow wrote:Well, sometimes it is 0x0000008e, and sometimes different.R0M4N wrote:can you provide the number of error mentioned on the blue death screen?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
The last night, i was playing SA-MP and the next morning, its like this. I only installed LSRP+ (if that helps).PaC wrote:You obviously have done anything to it ever since. Unless you can't tell us what what you've done to it we can't help you. A blue screen usually means that the whole system is down. The cause it's usually the hardware
then it's the ram get it out of its bank clean it and change the bank slot for it see what will happen.Glow wrote:yes...i can't boot up, the blue screen appears after ii boot from the windows cd.R0M4N wrote:ok reinstall windows and check your ram.Glow wrote:Well, sometimes it is 0x0000008e, and sometimes different.R0M4N wrote:can you provide the number of error mentioned on the blue death screen?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
The last night, i was playing SA-MP and the next morning, its like this. I only installed LSRP+ (if that helps).PaC wrote:You obviously have done anything to it ever since. Unless you can't tell us what what you've done to it we can't help you. A blue screen usually means that the whole system is down. The cause it's usually the hardware
already did, no change.R0M4N wrote:then it's the ram get it out of its bank clean it and change the bank slot for it see what will happen.Glow wrote:yes...i can't boot up, the blue screen appears after ii boot from the windows cd.R0M4N wrote:ok reinstall windows and check your ram.Glow wrote:Well, sometimes it is 0x0000008e, and sometimes different.R0M4N wrote:can you provide the number of error mentioned on the blue death screen?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
The last night, i was playing SA-MP and the next morning, its like this. I only installed LSRP+ (if that helps).PaC wrote:You obviously have done anything to it ever since. Unless you can't tell us what what you've done to it we can't help you. A blue screen usually means that the whole system is down. The cause it's usually the hardware
run a ram test or try to replace it, is it DDR2 or DDR3?Glow wrote:already did, no change.R0M4N wrote:then it's the ram get it out of its bank clean it and change the bank slot for it see what will happen.Glow wrote:yes...i can't boot up, the blue screen appears after ii boot from the windows cd.R0M4N wrote:ok reinstall windows and check your ram.Glow wrote:Well, sometimes it is 0x0000008e, and sometimes different.R0M4N wrote:can you provide the number of error mentioned on the blue death screen?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
The last night, i was playing SA-MP and the next morning, its like this. I only installed LSRP+ (if that helps).PaC wrote:You obviously have done anything to it ever since. Unless you can't tell us what what you've done to it we can't help you. A blue screen usually means that the whole system is down. The cause it's usually the hardware
Physical memory dump?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
Stop suggesting him stuff that needs his pc to actually boot up.R0M4N wrote:run a ram test or try to replace it, is it DDR2 or DDR3?Glow wrote:already did, no change.R0M4N wrote:then it's the ram get it out of its bank clean it and change the bank slot for it see what will happen.Glow wrote:yes...i can't boot up, the blue screen appears after ii boot from the windows cd.R0M4N wrote:ok reinstall windows and check your ram.Glow wrote:Well, sometimes it is 0x0000008e, and sometimes different.R0M4N wrote:can you provide the number of error mentioned on the blue death screen?Glow wrote:it doesnt even start up... even if it does, a blue screen pops up.
The last night, i was playing SA-MP and the next morning, its like this. I only installed LSRP+ (if that helps).PaC wrote:You obviously have done anything to it ever since. Unless you can't tell us what what you've done to it we can't help you. A blue screen usually means that the whole system is down. The cause it's usually the hardware
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