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Many possible issues that can cause this. Best thing to do, take it in and have the power supply tested - try to find a place that will test it for free. Also could be so many other issues.. Best to start with the basics. Good luck. You can ask me more, just have it post to my email. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/william_02fc2766c1e13b73

you need to have system restore turned on so it records restore points.

if you need processor information or hardware info download the program Zcpu to read the specs OR you can go to the manufacturer and read their specs

iNTEL SAY that the D46GZIS board does not support the E8400 processor. Intel's support is the best I have ever come across. see here for reference to above and to find out which processors are supported http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d946gzis/sb/CS-026620.htm and http://processormatch.intel.com/Processors/CompatibleProcessors?componentName=d946gzis 21.December.2014

Try this link http://www.quietpc.com/files/download/streacom/power-switch-FC5.pdf

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Reboot pc and after post press f8 for safe mode login, you can get administrator login, then go to control panel- users-your login. There you can chane/remove your password... thanks!

ok do you have more info? its usually very simple. the main power from the PSU goes to the motherboard by a big connector .. this connector is the only one that fits the motherboard and the connector is usually in the middle of the motherboard

Your machine has 4 DIMM slots. They use PC3200 (DDR400) DIMMS (184-pin). The machine comes pre-installed with 2, 256MB DIMMS providing 512MB of RAM. The largest DIMMs available in the DDR PC3200 are 1GB. If you keep what you have, you can add an additional 2GB of RAM, for a total of 2.5GB. If you are running WINXP 32-bit, this should be more than acceptable. You can replace all four DIMMS and get 4GB of RAM, but a 32-bit OS can only access a little of 3GB of RAM. If you want to come close to maxing out under a 32-bit OS, remove one of the installed DIMMS and add 3 1GB DIMMS. These are old memory and may be hard to find and actually cost more than newer memory.

Look for HiRen's Boot CD. It has a utility where you can boot and reset/blank out the administrator's password and log in.

Install: Wood floor is best to stand on. Worst: Carpet adds static potential! Static can destroy your components inside your computer. Make sure to grab a hold of your case before, discharge static. You can choose to install one or 2 sticks of ram. Image of what your main board might look like. Dual channel would be both sockets with same size sticks of ram. Example: 2 sticks of DDR3 at 1GB (1 Gigabyte per stick) If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/william_02fc2766c1e13b73

The cost of upgrading this machine for that purpose would be more than the cost of a new machine, and the results would be less than satisfactory. Also, if it is running XP, you need to move on to a supported (safer) machine.

Found this answer given by max carson as an answer to a similar question so I'll give the credit to him In Safe Mode, run MSCONFIG, you didn't specify the OS, for Win 7 use this :http://www.netsquirrel.com/msconfig/msconfig_win7.html In the GENERAL tab select Normal Startup, click on APPLY, OK, RESTART. Hope this helps

Could be heat, software or hardware, will it boot to monitor ? Try starting in safe mode with networking press F8 after pressing start button, possible bad driver or missing driver error

Have you tried going emachines.com? They should have a list of drivers for your computer

Go to their website support section.

Bad news. You can't, unless you super nerd. Don't suppose thought to safe to computer to remember, if so can possible access doc.

F9 or F12 leads you too a system recovery to reformat the pc or you can download hirens boot cd off google that fixes NTLRD errors

Anything labeled with a "P", such as your P7, is a power connector from your power supply. Most, if not all, computer power supplies have extra connectors so that you can install extra components, like a second DVD drive or second hard drive, if you have room in your case.

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