PC help

ThePurv

Anyone have an idea how to fix it?



My PC crashed after it was in sleep mode.

I disconnected all USB devices, reconnected them and tried using USB 2.0 and 3.0.

Carlos_A30

ThePurv wrote: »

Anyone have an idea how to fix it?



My PC crashed after it was in sleep mode.

I disconnected all USB devices, reconnected them and tried using USB 2.0 and 3.0.

just quit

useless eitherway

ThePurv

Carlos_A30 wrote: »

just quit

useless eitherway

I'm too hardheaded to quit

del1zor1g

google nerd

AwfulFallout

del1zor1g wrote: »

google nerd

haow kan hee gewgle ef hiz pc iz broek

ThePurv

AwfulFallout wrote: »

haow kan hee gewgle ef hiz pc iz broek

The same way I am able to post on the forums via my phone

AwfulFallout

ThePurv wrote: »

The same way I am able to post on the forums via my phone

oo lewk hoo iz teh smert won, y kant u fex ur ouwn PC den?

wher iz ur GOD nao??

doop51

if noone helps him hes gone right?



now starting the antipurvis kickstarter

warhawkEGEBT

Send your PC to smilegates IT deparment, they'll take a look at it. I guess thats one of the perks of being a GM right, purvis?

Kahlann

It means there is electrical current mixing and overloading, most likely due to wires being damaged or loose and touching things they shouldn't.

If you are using a front-panel USB or one that you constantly plug and un-plug devices from, try disconnecting it from your motherboard, then go through the rest until you find the one that is causing the overload. In some cases it can also be the device attached to the USB. Once you figure out which one is causing the problem you can attempt to fix it if you have the knowledge to do so.

trvplxrd

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Carlos_A30

PimpDNNN wrote: »

I can help you



























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look at my prof pic

pretty hot tbh

trvplxrd

Carlos_A30 wrote: »

look at my prof pic

pretty hot tbh

Very original bich boi.