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Started by jomarcenter, March 30, 2012, 01:23:35 PM

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mobychan

Then the only thing I can do at the moment is wishing good luck that everything can be fixed fast ^^




D&P3

You're gonna have to backup your game and then do a format of your whole PC.
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AbsoluteIce

Yeah.
I suggest you backup your data first, then format your computer.
Here's a guide for windows xp/vista/7 ;
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313348
なんでやねん

D&P3

That method is far more trouble than it's worth unless you know what you're doing.

Jomar should just copy/backup important things on an external device (USB, HDD, SD Card) and then just format the computer.

It's much more simplistic for someone like him :)
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jomarcenter

#404
can anyone look up into this what i took in my pc
edit: and can anyone also look up about this error

mobychan

Is that DrWatson Program something you executed?
If it blocks you from making back ups/formatting try starting Windows in (how is it in english...) Safe Mode?
here's how to

Edit: the second one is an error in some adresses used inside the code of a program, I think there's nothing we can do about that at the moment...




D&P3

#406
Quote from: mobychan on May 12, 2012, 02:13:40 PM
the second one is an error in some adresses used inside the code of a program, I think there's nothing we can do about that at the moment...
The program that is saying that is windows explorer.
Windows explorer is basically
[spoiler=this]





and without it, you would be forced to use this to do things on your computer
[/spoiler]

explorer.exe comes with reserved slots on the RAM, so if it is complaining, that either means that you're using far too much memory (which is unlikely), your RAM or CPU is screwed, or you've got a virus which is infecting your computer on start-up.
Meaning that safe mode probably won't help it (but you should try just in case).

Your only hope is to format it.
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jomarcenter

Quote from: D&P3 on May 12, 2012, 02:40:49 PM
Quote from: mobychan on May 12, 2012, 02:13:40 PM
the second one is an error in some adresses used inside the code of a program, I think there's nothing we can do about that at the moment...
The program that is saying that is windows explorer.
Windows explorer is basically
[spoiler=this]





and without it, you would be forced to use this to do things on your computer
[/spoiler]

explorer.exe comes with reserved slots on the RAM, so if it is complaining, that either means that you're using far too much memory (which is unlikely), your RAM or CPU is screwed, or you've got a virus which is infecting your computer on start-up.
Meaning that safe mode probably won't help it (but you should try just in case).

Your only hope is to format it.
well i don't know if it a virus or registry error... because when i try to update my anti-virus software also got screw when try to update... it give me a error when i try to update it...

D&P3

Does it only give you an error when you try installing an anti-virus program?

Or does this happen randomly?



You should still format your PC.
If it still gives errors after that, then it's a hardware problem.
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jomarcenter

Quote from: D&P3 on May 13, 2012, 12:57:55 AM
Does it only give you an error when you try installing an anti-virus program?

Or does this happen randomly?
when i try to update my anti-virus software...

D&P3

Does it happen when you DON'T try to do anything with your anti-virus?
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jomarcenter

Quote from: D&P3 on May 13, 2012, 01:00:28 AM
Does it happen when you DON'T try to do anything with your anti-virus?
NO!!!

D&P3

Let me get this straight.

Your computer runs just fine, it only breaks when you run an anti-virus program, which subsequently corrupted your game...

Are you trying more than one anti-virus program?
Try Avira AntiVir
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jomarcenter

Quote from: D&P3 on May 13, 2012, 01:00:28 AM
Does it happen when you DON'T try to do anything with your anti-virus?
update with this question...
now YES!!!

Fall From Eden

Something tells me that your current OS setup is pretty hosed. Take the advice you've been given already: back up important files to an external device, then format the hard drive and reinstall the operating system. Hopefully that should fix things. If you still get a BSOD (which is usually a hardware problem these days anyway) or other memory-related problems with Explorer, you most likely have corrupted memory, in which case you can buy and install new memory (it's relatively cheap).

Good luck. :)

jomarcenter

Quote from: Fall From Eden on May 13, 2012, 03:29:17 AM
Something tells me that your current OS setup is pretty hosed. Take the advice you've been given already: back up important files to an external device, then format the hard drive and reinstall the operating system. Hopefully that should fix things. If you still get a BSOD (which is usually a hardware problem these days anyway) or other memory-related problems with Explorer, you most likely have corrupted memory, in which case you can buy and install new memory (it's relatively cheap).

Good luck. :)
Now it the hardware problem because the pc is totally dead...
Now the problem is wrost... Because my pc cannot boot now...
And I been hearing strange noise in my pc...
But the good news is I backup some of the files to the Internet...
Now the only way is to repair and replace or buy a new pc altogether...
I'm typing this in a phone... Just to get you informed...

I really got bad luck but then again the pc is getting old...
So all project is dead until further notice...
I don't know if the hard drive is recoverable because it contain a ton of irreplaceable files...
R.I.P.
Jomarcenter Pc

Fall From Eden

For what it's worth, I doubt that the files themselves are unrecoverable, even if the operating system is. It's just a matter of accessing the files stored on the drive, which really isn't too hard. :)

jomarcenter

Quote from: Fall From Eden on May 13, 2012, 06:32:14 AM
For what it's worth, I doubt that the files themselves are unrecoverable, even if the operating system is. It's just a matter of accessing the files stored on the drive, which really isn't too hard. :)
Well im using dell xps m330 (laptop) and I don't know where my harddrive located is but the sound came from the bottom left of the pc.
But i hoped is it recoverable so I can recover the files...
Well the only thing to do is to think on what to do next since the pc is dead...

Mushu


jomarcenter

Quote from: Mushu on May 13, 2012, 06:44:06 AM
Give it a proper burial. 8)
That not helping...

But thank for all of your help throughout the future helper production but I hoped that I could return back to work on the project. But I cannot since my Pc is dead...
So thank for all of help... I been planning to make it great and such...

Goodbye for now.
Jomarcenter

chewey

Quote from: jomarcrazy on May 13, 2012, 06:25:18 AM
Now it the hardware problem because the pc is totally dead...
Now the problem is wrost... Because my pc cannot boot now...
And I been hearing strange noise in my pc...
But the good news is I backup some of the files to the Internet...
Now the only way is to repair and replace or buy a new pc altogether...
I'm typing this in a phone... Just to get you informed...

I really got bad luck but then again the pc is getting old...
So all project is dead until further notice...
I don't know if the hard drive is recoverable because it contain a ton of irreplaceable files...
R.I.P.
Jomarcenter Pc
If your computer doesn't turn on at all, that means your power supply died. Power supplies are sometimes on the bottom left of a computer.

Your hard drive should be fine, in any case. You can open up your case and take the hard drive out, which is pretty easy. You can put the hard drive in an external enclosure to use it as an external hard drive.

jomarcenter

Quote from: chewey on May 13, 2012, 07:33:16 AM
Quote from: jomarcrazy on May 13, 2012, 06:25:18 AM
Now it the hardware problem because the pc is totally dead...
Now the problem is wrost... Because my pc cannot boot now...
And I been hearing strange noise in my pc...
But the good news is I backup some of the files to the Internet...
Now the only way is to repair and replace or buy a new pc altogether...
I'm typing this in a phone... Just to get you informed...

I really got bad luck but then again the pc is getting old...
So all project is dead until further notice...
I don't know if the hard drive is recoverable because it contain a ton of irreplaceable files...
R.I.P.
Jomarcenter Pc
If your computer doesn't turn on at all, that means your power supply died. Power supplies are sometimes on the bottom left of a computer.

Your hard drive should be fine, in any case. You can open up your case and take the hard drive out, which is pretty easy. You can put the hard drive in an external enclosure to use it as an external hard drive.
well I'm using a dell xps m1330 laptop... But I will try to take the drive Off the laptop and see if there a different... The pc is still working (the light on the power button is lit up) but cannot boot and making strange sound!!!

chewey

You'll have to try and describe to me the sounds your computer is making. There's lots of reasons why a computer won't boot and one of them is your hard drive is dead. If it is a clicking noise coming from the front of your computer, that is your hard drive telling you it isn't working anymore.

jomarcenter

Quote from: chewey on May 13, 2012, 08:38:20 AM
You'll have to try and describe to me the sounds your computer is making. There's lots of reasons why a computer won't boot and one of them is your hard drive is dead. If it is a clicking noise coming from the front of your computer, that is your hard drive telling you it isn't working anymore.
It kind like a clicking and clanking noise I herd... But it is possible for data recovery?

chewey

It's possible, but it's really expensive. It wouldn't be worth it, really.

If your hard drive is busted, that really sucks.