Computer Troubleshooting And Repair

[ilb4u2nyt]

help.. My widows xp shows "analyzing network media type" always on start up .. it gets to about 5o then goes to a black screen.. how do i fix this problem?

 

thanks all

if its all black screen and all and it never goes to the common windowsXP startup screen, you've got multiple options to check. try the following:

 

1. If you haven't modified your BIOS or CMOS setting, try opening up your CPU's casing and check for loose connections between the hard drive and the motherboard and vice versa. Press firmly all wire connections on the hard drive and motherboard connections.
   
   
2. Check the CMOS settings via the boot priority option/tab and change it to prioritize the hard drive first.
   
3. Reset the CMOS by altering the position of the CMOS reset switch which is commonly located near the battery or labelled as such.
   
4. If you have a windows XP CD-ROM, try booting up using the CD. Access the hard drive thru it. This way of diagnosing and checking is usually a bit technical so if you have less experience in repairing a system file using this way, try not to because it will cause you more problems than fixing wats already on hand.
   
5. If else failed to bring back your system to startup normally, I guess you've got no choice but to ask a professional help.
   

Edited April 2, 2008 by ilb4u2nyt

[smith_happens]

mga sir im playing battle for middle earth,i am using more than the system requirements pero ang bagal parin,i already tried defraging pero bagal p rin,mga sir advice naman po pls..tnx in advanced

[Guest Leviticus]

mga sir im playing battle for middle earth,i am using more than the system requirements pero ang bagal parin,i already tried defraging pero bagal p rin,mga sir advice naman po pls..tnx in advanced

open up your cpu and check your video card if it's attached correctly to the motherboard

[deejay4]

mga bossing ano po ba ang overclocking at para saan ito? in laymans term po...

 

TIA

Edited April 8, 2008 by deejay4

[Google]

mga bossing ano po ba ang overclocking at para saan ito? in laymans term po...

 

TIA

 

from Wikipedia (i think, this is layman's term na).

 

Overclocking is the process of forcing a computer component to run at a higher clock rate than it was designed for or was designated by the manufacturer, usually practiced by personal computer enthusiasts in order to increase the performance of their computers. Some of them purchase low-end computer components which they then overclock to higher speeds, or overclock high-end components to attain levels of performance beyond the default factory settings. Others overclock outdated components to keep pace with new system requirements, rather than purchasing new hardware products as expected by the computer industry.[1]

[deejay4]

salamat po master google...

 

isa pa po... pano po ba makaka-connect sa wifi ang isang laptop?

 

ano po mga kailangang i-install na hardware at software?

 

TIA

[james_bandido]

if your lappy is wifi ready, then you dont need to install anything ...

just right-click My Network Places on your desktop, select Open ...

from the left-nav panel, click View Network Connection ...

[smith_happens]

open up your cpu and check your video card if it's attached correctly to the motherboard

 

sir im using laptop po...any other suggestions po..maraming salamat

[Google]

if your lappy is wifi ready, then you dont need to install anything ...

just right-click My Network Places on your desktop, select Open ...

from the left-nav panel, click View Network Connection ...

 

yup...

and to add, make sure that your notebooks wifi is on. some laptops have this switch where you can turn-on/off your w-lan card.

continuing from what james said,

 

after you open view network connection, double-click the icon of the access router that you would want to connect to. some routers have WEP keys that you need to know before you can gain access, some have none (or open-shared).

 

your wlan card will connect to that router, and may message na lalabas na "connected." you're good to go.

 

sir im using laptop po...any other suggestions po..maraming salamat

 

if you are using a laptop, try to see if the settings within the game match the settings or lower nung video ng laptop mo.

[kanos]

i bought a wireless router from cdrking.could someone please help in setting up the configurations? I can detect the modem but I cant seem to connect to the internet..

[generalz]

mga kuya i'm having problem with my pc kz ayaw pag nag inopen ko sya then mag start sya kaso ayaw bumukas ng

 

monitor, na try ko naman check video card at memory wala naman problem ano po kaya mai advice nyo d2 ? TIA

[HunkDavao]

generalz,

 

1. check for the power going into the monitor.

2. check for loose connections on the cables connecting the CPU and the monitor

[generalz]

generalz,

 

1. check for the power going into the monitor.

2. check for loose connections on the cables connecting the CPU and the monitor

 

 

 

done that kaso ayaw pa rin di kaya motherboard kz 3 yrs na rin board ko?

[james_bandido]

done that kaso ayaw pa rin di kaya motherboard kz 3 yrs na rin board ko?

 

does it have a beeping sound when you turn it on ?

 

 

please be attentive to the beeping sound and compare it with the list provided below and you'll know what causes the problem....

 

No Beeps:

Short, No power, Bad CPU/MB, Loose Peripherals

 

One Beep:

Everything is normal and Computer POSTed fine

 

Two Beeps:

POST/CMOS Error

 

One Long Beep, One Short Beep:

Motherboard Problem

 

One Long Beep, Two Short Beeps:

Video Problem

 

One Long Beep, Three Short Beeps:

Video Problem

 

Three Long Beeps:

Keyboard Error

 

Repeated Long Beeps:

Memory Error

 

Continuous Hi-Lo Beeps:

CPU Overheating

[generalz]

sir bandido, may power sya no beeps naman. dati kz ganun din problem pero ginagawa ko off ko avr then open ulit saka sya gumagana ngayun natuluyan na yata. cables are good but still no display. TIA