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by kaposo2003 Accepted solution
by computercookie Accepted solution
it's very hard.
Also you can't "reload xp" as such, so how did you attempt to do this e.g. did you select repair or did you format the drive?
by rob miners Accepted solution
Faulty Fans, Dust and Grime build up on the Heatsink restricting air flow. I would give the inside of the case a blowout with compressed air and then remove the Heatsink, giving it a thorough clean and reseat the CPU applying new CPU grease. If the Fans spin freely when you give them a spin they are probably OK. If there is resistance replace them.
Also check Capacitors around the CPU for swelling or bulging.
Could also be the Sasser Virus which can be googeld for removal.
by ozi eagle Accepted solution
Hi,
When blowing air through the fans make sure that you physically stop them from spinning, as they may generate power and blow something up.
Herb
by rob miners Accepted solution
by kunal.khandait Accepted solution
Hi,
There could be the problem with the power supply, SMPS, try changing the smps of the computer system.This should work.
If this too does not work then problem seems to be with motherboard.
by gidirop Accepted solution
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