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Computer Power Save Mode.
control_tower_here
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in Techie Stuff
ok my computer shuts down sometimes, someitmes when iam surfing the internet, or sometimes when iam not even doing anything and i leave it for a sec and it shuts down. iam on a pc. the hard drive power light button thing turns yellow instead of green and my screen turns black, the screen power button turns yellow also. when i move the mosue or press buttons on my keyboard..nothing happens it just stays black. i pressed the 1st button on the 4 little button on the screen, and a message comes up saying when in power save mode press computer power button ot move mosue or press a button on the keyboard. i do it but it still doesnt start up. so i end up having to shut it (by pullin the pug) and turning it back on. i did a virus scan but it didnt have anyhting. i have mcafee security center.
some info to add about my comuter:
Dell Dimension DXC051
Intel (R)
Penium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz
2.79 GHz, 0.99 GB of Ram
control pannel options which i have set:
power schemese-home/office desk
turn of montior-never
turn of hard disks-never
sysytem stand by-never
hibernation is disabled (note- i had it enabled but the problem still occured to i disabled it.)
also iam not that good at OPENING MY HARDDRIVE so do not tell me if i have to open my pc.
some info to add about my comuter:
Dell Dimension DXC051
Intel (R)
Penium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz
2.79 GHz, 0.99 GB of Ram
control pannel options which i have set:
power schemese-home/office desk
turn of montior-never
turn of hard disks-never
sysytem stand by-never
hibernation is disabled (note- i had it enabled but the problem still occured to i disabled it.)
also iam not that good at OPENING MY HARDDRIVE so do not tell me if i have to open my pc.
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Comments
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You guessed it you (or somebody more qualified) will have to open the PC up.
It could simply be a loose connection or I suspect with it being a Dell and a Pentium D - a heat issue.0
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