Computers BROKEN (again) =Z HELP... Something Broke My KERNAL...

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This is the 3rd time now, 1st time it happened, I got it fixed, It then still happened, Next I got a whole new motherboard, And it is still happening!!!

I’m getting a blue screen with writing on it, Something about a Kernal And I now continue to get those Disk read errors (The computer fixer looked surprised when I said that, Bad…?) Help… I hope I don’t have the other heap of startup errors with it like the last 2 times

I’ll write up the message when it appears again.

Why does it keep breaking, Is it something to do with the power or a cord or something? When this happened, All I was doing was uninstalling AOE 3 because it wasn’t working… It loaded but was out of allignment and was a little to the left, then It went to error reporting… Anyway, Why?? I want it to not be broken,

Could it be that rouge Virus I had, I did get rid of it? Or some Java virtual machine which keeps saying it’s broken or corrupt or missing… Now I have an annoying message on startup.

:-\

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I’m thinking it’s my Luck

I have had bad luck lately (I literally mean it :slight_smile: Bad… Not serious, But small annyoing unlucky things, And I’ve had a flu and cold through the whole week

Now something broke my Kernal… :cry:

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Is it something to do with the power or a cord or something?
Quite possible.

What is the power rating of the power supply?
What adapters do you have?

Maybe you should have something from this Kernal to boost your strength ???
http://www.kfc.com

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Is it something to do with the power or a cord or something?
Quite possible.

What is the power rating of the power supply? How do I check that, Other computers work without problems
What adapters do you have? Uhh… Same thing

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Logfile of Trend Micro HijackThis v2.0.2
Scan saved at 3:03:30 AM, on 2/02/2002
Platform: Windows XP SP2 (WinNT 5.01.2600)
MSIE: Internet Explorer v7.00 (7.00.6000.16674)
Boot mode: Normal

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Do I need to post that?

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Is there any useful information into Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Events, specially ‘Errors’?
Can you write down the blue screen error number and description?

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About the power supply… it is not listed in the system. You have to check it your own (at the back of the PC with the power cord).

OFF TOPIC:
You play RuneScape?

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The power rating of the power supply is on the outside of the power supply box:

http://www.imagespeech.com/out.php/t1442_power.png

It is rated in watts.

I do not understand What adapters do you have? Uhh… Same thing

Do all the computers have exactly the same adapters and same power supply rating for them?

This might be helpful:
How PC Power Supplies Work
http://computer.howstuffworks.com/power-supply3.htm

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Here are all the errors, I’ll try get the blue screen up again, Oh. before I do - at the bottom it says Dumping Physical Memory, Do I let it do that?

Uhh… I have alot of errors, It would be a huge picture…

Ok, Maybe I’ll try uninstalling AOE again to get the blue screen

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And my computer doesn’t have any labels on it at all about a power thing…

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You have to disconnect the system unit then open up the case then look at the power supply.

Please read the How PC Power Supplies Work I gave you earlier.

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If you aren’t comfortable following YoKenny’s instructions,
then I suggest that you find a friend or a qualified Tech to help you.
This may be safer for both you and your system.

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Well, it hasn’t been doing it lately, I think it might be better now, If it’s bad again then I’ll come back