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11-Feb-2008, 03:13 AM #1
my computer malfunction
my computer has malfunction after exchanging power supply system from the running to the standby mode. The computer was running at that time. I checked the computer power supply and found Ok but only coloumns of I/O ports numbers appear on the screen at the moment. And I could NOT log in to my WinXP accounts. So, what do you think the problem is? to make new operating system setup of my WinXP?
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12-Feb-2008, 12:34 AM #2
Have you tried changing it back? Don't let it hibernate...Just turn it off, and then on when you need it...It actually saves time on the power supply..
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