Computer Prob
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recently got this problem...pc just shutdown by itself....then shows that i overclock but i never overclock.....once in a while it shows Disk I/O error....what is the prob???
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Your mobo is overheating. Cooling failure, possible failure on one of your critically positioned fans.
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Originally posted by ditzy:Your mobo is overheating. Cooling failure, possible failure on one of your critically positioned fans. any ways to solve it?
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dun touch ur com for one whole day.
let the system cool.
if u can't wait,it's best to reformat it. -
Overheat.
Disk I/O error... hmm...
When you restart computer or while the computer is running then give you this error?
If it's during the restarting of computer, then some parts of Windows might be corrupted. Either repair or reformat...
If your computer is running then give you this error, then I have no idea. -
i try to bootup sometimes give me this error......Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Overheat.
Disk I/O error... hmm...
When you restart computer or while the computer is running then give you this error?
If it's during the restarting of computer, then some parts of Windows might be corrupted. Either repair or reformat...
If your computer is running then give you this error, then I have no idea.
iverheat as in which system overheat? processor or fan? -
hdd prob??? i dont think so....Originally posted by yuko-ogura:dun touch ur com for one whole day.
let the system cool.
if u can't wait,it's best to reformat it.
anyway i working so whole day will be cool..... 
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Then Windows could be corrupted. Don't reformat first.Originally posted by duotiga83:i try to bootup sometimes give me this error......
iverheat as in which system overheat? processor or fan?
You take out the hard disk and check the jumper settings. If you use more than one hard disk, take out those hard disks and check the jumper settings as well. The one with Wndows loaded should be using master settings. There's a sticker at the back or on the top of the hard disk, set the jumpers accordingly. The rest set to slave.
Then go into BIOS, change the settings to Auto for all hard disks.
Overheat could be due to the failure of fan. Open up the CPU, let it run. See if the fan is running. If you have more fans, make sure all are running.
If after all this you still have disk I/O error, then need to repair or reformat Windows liao. -
i only have 1 hdd but partition into 4 partitions.....BIOS setting is already change to Auto....Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Then Windows could be corrupted. Don't reformat first.
You take out the hard disk and check the jumper settings. If you use more than one hard disk, take out those hard disks and check the jumper settings as well. The one with Wndows loaded should be using master settings. There's a sticker at the back or on the top of the hard disk, set the jumpers accordingly. The rest set to slave.
Then go into BIOS, change the settings to Auto for all hard disks.
Overheat could be due to the failure of fan. Open up the CPU, let it run. See if the fan is running. If you have more fans, make sure all are running.
If after all this you still have disk I/O error, then need to repair or reformat Windows liao.
i didi that yesterday still will auto shutdown..... -
The like that Windows almost gone... if can repair Windows, just repair it. Don't need to reformat. But may lose files during the rebuilding. If can boot into Windows, backup all important files.Originally posted by duotiga83:i only have 1 hdd but partition into 4 partitions.....BIOS setting is already change to Auto....
i didi that yesterday still will auto shutdown.....
Can't remember the command for it. It's fdisk something, to rebuild the master boot record (MBR).
Take out the processor and fan and then re-put them back again. Could have accidentally hit them out of place or something. -
there goes my filesOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:The like that Windows almost gone... if can repair Windows, just repair it. Don't need to reformat. But may lose files during the rebuilding. If can boot into Windows, backup all important files.
Can't remember the command for it. It's fdisk something, to rebuild the master boot record (MBR).
Take out the processor and fan and then re-put them back again. Could have accidentally hit them out of place or something.
sorry my mistake is shld be disk error -
What kind of disk error?Originally posted by duotiga83:there goes my files
sorry my mistake is shld be disk error -
"Disk Read Error OccurredOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:What kind of disk error?
Use Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart" -
looks like a case of disk failure to mi
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if disk failure shld have force me to restart but why shutdown?Originally posted by sgboy2004:looks like a case of disk failure to mi -
"Overclocking failed! Please enter Setup to re-configure your system.
Press F1 to Run SETUP
Press F2 to load default values and continue"
that is the initial error -
did u drop your comp recently?
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Originally posted by sgboy2004:did u drop your comp recently?
no leh.... 
all along on my computer desk..... -
did u change anything in bios when u first use the pc?
if no, then press F2 to load default.
if yes, take note of wat u have changed and load default.
disk errors cld be a separate prob as they might be due to frequent improper shutdowns. Did the disk errors msg appeared in the first shutdown?
do a check n fix system errors n disk sector after making sure the processor is not overclocked.
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i press F2 but still wont work....the disk read error is sometimes randomly out recently.....Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:did u change anything in bios when u first use the pc?
if no, then press F2 to load default.
if yes, take note of wat u have changed and load default.
disk errors cld be a separate prob as they might be due to frequent improper shutdowns. Did the disk errors msg appeared in the first shutdown?
do a check n fix system errors n disk sector after making sure the processor is not overclocked.
my processor i even disable the HT -
Hope these helps;
1) Go to Bios and load defualt setting.
2) Boot from fdd to dos, copy fdisk.exe to the floppy disk. In Dos mode, type fdisk /mbr and reboot.
3) If yr PC shutdown immediatly after booting to windows, do a repair by booting from the Windows CD
4) Try going to to safe mode (By pressing F
, right click at my computer, propertise, tools, do error checking and defrag your hdd.
5)If step 1 to step 5 still fails, buy another Hdd and copy whatever important files and fromat the hdd. Remenber to clear all the partition and format the hdd as a whole hdd size. -
It depends, maybe because yr Hdd got bad sector and some files used in Windows are located to that bad sector.Originally posted by duotiga83:if disk failure shld have force me to restart but why shutdown? -
thanksOriginally posted by redpicanto:Hope these helps;
1) Go to Bios and load defualt setting.
2) Boot from fdd to dos, copy fdisk.exe to the floppy disk. In Dos mode, type fdisk /mbr and reboot.
3) If yr PC shutdown immediatly after booting to windows, do a repair by booting from the Windows CD
4) Try going to to safe mode (By pressing F, right click at my computer, propertise, tools, do error checking and defrag your hdd.
5)If step 1 to step 5 still fails, buy another Hdd and copy whatever important files and fromat the hdd. Remenber to clear all the partition and format the hdd as a whole hdd size. trying it tonight 
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Check for errors.Originally posted by duotiga83:"Disk Read Error Occurred
Use Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"
Start > Run > chkdsk -
nw have to depend on my luck to login into windowsOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Check for errors.
Start > Run > chkdsk