Help!!!!!!!!

[nk4e]

my PC crashes like every hour and it makes like a alarm noise or the noise u will hear in the jack in a box or MCdonalds, can u guys help me figure out whats wrong?

 

[Event]

I don' know what soud you are talking about when reffering to the "noise u will hear in the jack in a box or MCdonalds." Do you get any warning messages? Try to be more specific, if possible....

It might be that your CPU is overheating. That is bad. Try getting a program that reads temperatures. Mother Board Monitor 5 might work, but I don't know if it is compatible with your motherboard...

Or, it could always be a virus. Do a full system scan of your computer. Sounds like a nasty virus, if it is one...

 

[2ez2KiLL]

Yeah, it probably is the temperature alarm going off. Make sure your pc is well ventilated (clean the dust) so it will help the air into the case.

 

[nk4e]

I don' know what soud you are talking about when reffering to the "noise u will hear in the jack in a box or MCdonalds." Do you get any warning messages? Try to be more specific, if possible....

It might be that your CPU is overheating. That is bad. Try getting a program that reads temperatures. Mother Board Monitor 5 might work, but I don't know if it is compatible with your motherboard...

Or, it could always be a virus. Do a full system scan of your computer. Sounds like a nasty virus, if it is one...

Its like if you hear closely when you order something, you will here something goes off in the back and I did clean the dust.A virus , my program checks for it every 11:00 pm , but I will try to get Norton Antivirus and I don't get any warning messages.

 

[Shannon]

Its like if you hear closely when you order something, you will here something goes off in the back and I did clean the dust.A virus , my program checks for it every 11:00 pm , but I will try to get Norton Antivirus and I don't get any warning messages.

Go to an electronics store and buy a can of compressed air. You need to get the dust out of the heatsink (the big copper block) and the only way of getting it out is with compressed air. You could probably use a vacuum cleaner, but the small thin nozzle on the compressed will allow you to get right in and clean it out.

If you have no virus and it still keeps crashing, you might have to try underclocking to bring the temperature down...

 

[nk4e]

Go to an electronics store and buy a can of compressed air. You need to get the dust out of the heatsink (the big copper block) and the only way of getting it out is with compressed air. You could probably use a vacuum cleaner, but the small thin nozzle on the compressed will allow you to get right in and clean it out.

If you have no virus and it still keeps crashing, you might have to try underclocking to bring the temperature down...

I think it was underclocking because when i put the temp on really cold it stop the crash and i dusted out my pc with a air compressor ^^, thanks guys for the help, ill try to by that part you suggested Shannon

 

[GilesGuthrie]

Go to an electronics store and buy a can of compressed air. You need to get the dust out of the heatsink (the big copper block) and the only way of getting it out is with compressed air. You could probably use a vacuum cleaner, but the small thin nozzle on the compressed will allow you to get right in and clean it out.

If you have no virus and it still keeps crashing, you might have to try underclocking to bring the temperature down...

Probably not the best plan to use a vacuum cleaner! You should always use compressed air - you can buy a product called an Air Duster.

 

[Shannon]

Probably not the best plan to use a vacuum cleaner! You should always use compressed air - you can buy a product called an Air Duster.

I've never tried myself. Someone else told me you could use one. I didn't like the idea of a huge round pipe digging around in my parts though, so I just went out and bought some compressed air instead...👍