Gaming HELP!!! I turn on my comppy today...

[Canonbeat234]

When I tried to access to my username account, it resets itself before I can do anything else. So I have to log inside the Owner's username. When I for out what the problem was, it told me that there's an error on the RAM or something that's hardward related.

Look I just had this PC fixed with a new motherboard, new RAM, New Hard drive (The old one died this year for whatever reason I can't seem to remember), DVD Drive, New Power Supply and New Fan Cooler. I don't want this baby dying on me before the hoildays, hopefully that wish isn't coming true!

 

[Joey R.]

If it says something about being RAM-related, there's a good chance one or more RAM modules are badly connected to the motherboard. It's worth checking if they fit tightly into their respective slots.

 

[Jiggah]

Check to make sure everything is snugged down on the board. You might also want to run a memory test, like memtest86. It'll report if a RAM stick has gone bad.

 

[Rowan]

just go to the person who broke fixed your computer and tell him your computer is broken and is now as useful as a pile of clams biting the popes ass

 

[Canonbeat234]

just go to the person who broke fixed your computer and tell him your computer is broken and is now as useful as a pile of clams biting the popes ass

You looking at him, so you want me to beat myself up for doing an error? No thank!

 

[p1ngpong]

Look I just had this PC fixed with a new motherboard, new RAM, New Hard drive (The old one died this year for whatever reason I can't seem to remember), DVD Drive, New Power Supply and New Fan Cooler. I don't want this baby dying on me before the hoildays, hopefully that wish isn't coming true!

Lol so what youve got a whole new pc now?

Anyway count yourself lucky, RAM is easy to troubleshoot and cheap to fix. Use memtest86^^ like suggested, and make sure everything is securely in the board.

Also since you just had everything pretty much replaced the work should be under warranty.