Bad ram ?

[blong10]

I recently had this problem when i was on the internet the pc would just kick me out to the switch user profile and it kep doing it every couple seconds. Then the mouse would not work.

Then when I go to restart it just beeps and never turns on. Sometimes it will tun on for a second and shut off. I tested each stick (have 2) and it just beeps.

 

[Hello man]

I recently had this problem when i was on the internet the pc would just kick me out to the switch user profile and it kep doing it every couple seconds. Then the mouse would not work.

Then when I go to restart it just beeps and never turns on. Sometimes it will tun on for a second and shut off. I tested each stick (have 2) and it just beeps.

Checked the power connections recently? I would mane even guess the mobo at that point. Did you have any over clocks enacted?

 

[blong10]

No overclocks. Now when I start it is shows the Toshiba logo and shuts it self down.

 

[Prostar Computer]

The kicking-you-out-of-Windows part would be software related, or possibly a security issue. The beeping is certainly hardware related, and I'd have to agree with Hello man's prognosis in that it sounds like a motherboard failure.

 

[blong10]

so its probably the mobo. Because it wont start up at all it just shows the logo and shuts off

 

[Hello man]

so its probably the mobo. Because it wont start up at all it just shows the logo and shuts off

Yep. I'm thinking MOBO. I would take it somewhere where they can run detailed tests on it to see what exact part is wrong.

 

[Prostar Computer]

Well hold on! If you're seeing the logo, then the thing is beginning POST. You may actually have a faulty component, such as a bad CPU. Remove all power from it, all your memory, and try reseating the CPU if it's removable. Then see if it boots as normal.

*If you try this, be careful! You don't want to cause ESD damage to anything. Try to ground yourself when you handle the components.

 

[Hello man]

Well hold on! If you're seeing the logo, then the thing is beginning POST. You may actually have a faulty component, such as a bad CPU. Remove all power from it, all your memory, and try reseating the CPU if it's removable. Then see if it boots as normal.

*If you try this, be careful! You don't want to cause ESD damage to anything. Try to ground yourself when you handle the components.

Yeah. I missed the part about seeing the logo. I would change to CPU, but normally you would get a beep of some sort.

 

[blong10]

I might just buy another motherboard. I don't know if it is the cpu

 

[Hello man]

I might just buy another motherboard. I don't know if it is the cpu

Keep it in good condition, then if its the CPU return the mobo and RMA the CPU.