Just tried to add memory. Initially gave a blue fault screen. took new memory out and put old back in. Now computer freezes prior to just opening desktop. Can not start in safe mode. Same thing happens

Memory fault. Check the memory chips.

hey guy ptoblem is not in the sim or battery. it is the memory card who is the culprit.teke out memory card , back up data on computer ,format ihe memory card.
now copy the backed up data to memory card again .
switch on your phone now and then insert the memory card.
Everything is fine now.

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Hi,
the dreaded Blue-Screen of death.
Usually caused by:- Ram Failure ( memory Modules )
CPU Failure ( Processor Failure )
Hard-Disk faulty, not spinning et,c.
Cmos battery fault.
Missing/deleted/corrupted operating System files.

Possible Solutions:- remove cmos battery, from Motherboard for 10 seconds and replace. ( eliminates cmos/bios errors )
remove 1 stick of Memory ( Ram ) and test individually ( eliminates 1 or More Faulty sticks Of memory Or Slots )
remove, CPU Fan/heatsink, remove CPU and re-seat, re-grease with Artic-Silver or similar ( thermal-Compound ) replace heatsink/Fan. test.

Hope this points you towards a Sucessful repair.

Mike @ Compurepair. No-Links No-Nonsense Just Good Practical Advise :-)

I need color of the wires that are in question. since some wires are not used. please make sure that the hard drive and cd roms are all plugged in and especially the fans are what I am concerned with.

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you are in the operating system when you see a blue screen, the bios is before the computer boots int the operating sys, it is like the heart, of a computre, you don't need an operating system fo booting into bios, thats like a new harddrive that would have nothon it yet, the bios must be acccesed prior to booting into windows

start up windows in safe mode and see if you still get the problem. did you use the same vga cable???

Sounds like you could have fried something, I'd say if pulling memory all out and putting memory back in doesn't solve the issue you should go into hock and buy a new computer.

Hi,
This could be an operating system fault ( Windows/Linux ) But more likely a Hardware or external connected device error.
Solution 1:) try re-installing Windows.

Solution 2:) remove any external add ons, printer/USB devices et,c. And run the computer without Them.
If the computer runs without error, you can pinpoint a faulty external or addon device.

Mike @ Compurepair.

Hi, This is typical when the motherboard (CMOS/BIOS) is having a difficult time auto detecting the devices installed including drives, videocard, sound card, network, etc. Initially set your CMOS/BIOS to default/fail-safe settings, save & exit. Perhaps you can try running with the barest of add-on devices as you have posted initially, but do it one step further, remove everything including that one last HD (with the correct jumper settings). If you have onboard video use that one rather than an AGP or PCI-E add-on. Run the unit with just a single memory. No cables other than power and front panel. Thereafter connect your devices one by one and try every time a new one is added. This include removing any USB devices/cables plugged in. More often it is an add-on that causes freezing at this point as you have described. You may also venture in trying to flash your BIOS (however pls be forewarned of possible difficulty/failure when doing so). Hope this be of some help/idea. post back how things turned up or should you need further information. Good luck and kind regards.