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Well it could be,Does it make any beeping sounds when you first boot it? when does it most of the time crash/freeze? or is it random as far as you can tell?

reset the cmos and reboot, if that doesn't work youll need a usb to ps/2 converter to enable USB keyboard support in the cmos. Can also try another keyboard.

Need to know what version of Windows you are running to be of any help.

Can you run your computer with just that hardrive?

Next time you get the blue screen try to write down the number of the error. It will help a lot in determining what the problem is.

CPU-Z is my favourite. Works perfectly. http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

Probably is failing, just make sure you have back ups of important data and RMA it if still under warranty. If not under warranty just back up data and wait for it to die, or replace it.

I've had a few "new" hard drives that clicked and seemed to work for a while. It would be smart to just buy a new one. Dell probably sent you a drive that they hope will last you thru your warranty period. But I could be wrong.

GParted should do what you want. Just try to boot into it and see if you can do what you need to do

What power supply is it? What video card? Are all drivers and OS up to date?

Probably is failing, just make sure you have back ups of important data and RMA it if still under warranty. If not under warranty just back up data and wait for it to die, or replace it.

Motherboard doesn't see RAM I have an Intel DX48BT2 board and every once in a while when I turn it on, it gives me the beeps which say that there is no memory present, even though the computer has plenty of RAM and it worked fine the day before. Usually unplugging every stick and putting it back in does the trick. Other times I have to reset the CMOS. I also tried another batch ...

Can this LCD monitor be fixed? Hello guys, I am new here ran across these forums yesterday while I was trying to find some seminar videos on Mike Meyers. Nevertheless, I was given an Acer lcd monitor (yes I know Acer is not the best quality ) Well this monitor does not work, and before I turn it into a BB gun target I would like to see if there is a possible fix for it....

can you post a cpuz screenshoot? CPUID like this:

I would start by testing your memory with memtest. Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool Also make sure windows is completely updated.

Well it could be,Does it make any beeping sounds when you first boot it? when does it most of the time crash/freeze? or is it random as far as you can tell?

Ouch... Post up some system specs.

Its probably overheating, the video card that is. Use nvidia control panel or evga precision tool to turn the fan speed up to 100% before entering the game. You can also try updating all hardware drivers and patching the games. Also cut down on running processes using msconfig and update windows.

reset the cmos and reboot, if that doesn't work youll need a usb to ps/2 converter to enable USB keyboard support in the cmos. Can also try another keyboard.