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Morning Harley,
If your cpu or power supply fan is not runing, your cpu chip is overheating
thus causing your system to crash. I'd suggest a new fan and see if that
helps... I've had that happen to a few clients in the past and a new fan did
the trick...
Also, suggest that you bring the cpu fan with you. Depending on the cpu
chip, they are different types. If it's the power supply, a good technican
can replace that as well. Should only take a few minutes.
Let me know if I can be of any further assistance.
Enjoy your posts and gif...
t2ul8tr
Hugh
At 01:18 AM 11/11/1998 -0600, you wrote:
>Robert,
>I am having some computer problems. I am not sure but I think my CPU chip is
>fried. After the low level hard drive format I still have system crashes even
>in DOS. Let alone trying to load Windows. I peaked under the hood about 3
>hours ago and the fan was not running. So I am going to pick up a chip
>tomorrow.
>
>The last two hours I have spent reconfiguring my laptop to connect to the
>internet and then placed it on the LAN so I can get reconnected and at least
>watch the market a little. It will be a few days before I can get this thing
>back together, so I will respond to some questions when I get finished.
>
>Harley
>
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