Computer been knocked over
Not sure if this is the right place to ask but, my desktop computer has been knocked from its shelf, height of about 1ft or so, and following the fall it went to the blue screen, message on it stated 'configuring setup', it was switched off after seeming 'stuck' on this screen.
Now it isn't registering the keyboard or mouse. I have thought to take it apart and remove all components, in case something has been knocked loose? But I'm no expert. Can anybody help? I'll send it off for repair if necessary just thought it may be worth asking here. :) |
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Sounds like you need a computer guru
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If you feel confident doing it, re-seating everything is a good start. Be aware though, computer components are static sensitive, you should really ground yourself first.
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Is it the windows blue screen or Bios blue screen.
Bios might look like this - |
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Sorry just noted your second reply. It isn't that one, a windows one. The message is no longer there since getting it put back on. Quote:
This really wasn't my fault though for a change :) |
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Something like this - Antistatic wrist strap - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/anti-stati...ng-cable-zt91y You fasten it to your wrist, then connect to something that is earthed. Quote:
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I know, I was only joking ( I don't actually own any wellies)! That's good to know though!
No it isn't working, still got the blue screen of death :( the message is no longer there though, It's a blank screen with a HDML message noting 'No Signal', now. About 30 seconds ago, after I undid the tower and made sure things were attached properly, it looked as if it was okay. I had a message prompting a reboot, which I have done, and then back to this screen! |
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*Update* windows screen back on, startup repair screen.
('Startup repair is checking your computer for problems. If problems are fund startup repair will fix them automatically. Start your computer to repair') Is this sounding promising?:confused: :) |
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Why type of keyboard, wireless or wired? If wired is it USB? Which things did you check were attached? Did you check the RAM and Video Card? |
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Is the keyboard working again? |
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I checked the vid card, and yes It's a USB keyboard. Quote:
Thanks so much for your help gpick, really appreciated. It was my dog that caused this issue... It was knocked over when she, for some unknown reason, decided to suddenly dart under the desk. She's never been interested in the desk before, I have no idea why she did this and then I heard this crash... I was about to make her into a rather nice rug :D;) |
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Oh No you weren't Jen...I know you better than that!
Glad it is working again. I hate it when things go wrong...it always happens when you are skint too. |
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I'm still pretty useless though as this thread demonstrates! I admire people (like gpick!) who have the patience to get very good with computers, probably because I find the whole subject of I.T incredibly boring! But each to their own, I wish I didn't-it must be very useful to be good at it! |
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Glad it`s sorted itself out.
Pooch needs putting on the naughty step for a while. |
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