NEED HELP!! PLEASE! Power shut off and computer shut down hard and I'm having trouble

CamCracker

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A little while ago, I was on my desktop, and my foot accidentally flipped the power switch on the surge protector for plugging power plugs into. Ever since that, my computer is really acting up.

It does these things:

1.) When I turn it on, I either don't see anything at all until the welcome screen of windows 7 home premium, or when I do see something at the beginning when I turn it on, I see the bios screen and the loading screen, but the screen is shaking, going up and down and it keeps shaking until it gets into Windows.

2.) When I load a bootable linux disk or another bootable disk, it sometimes (maybe all the time) doesn't show up on the screen, my screen says "not supported format" It worked before the computer was shut down.

3.) When I put a dvd or cd in both of my dvd drives, when I right click a file, as soon as I click it, explorer shuts down, and restarts.

4.) Under my desk next to this computer, I have some cables. When ever I move the cables a little bit, the screen turns blue, it's a blue tint. I don't think that's my monitor, because it never did that before the shock, on anything I used on the screen. I have to move the cables by pushing them around for the screen to get back to normal colors, and it takes a while.

What can I do to fix this problem? Please help me. Thank you anyone in advance
 
First thing. Shut your computer down. Move your desk out. Make sure all your cable connections are in good and tight.
 
Moving the cables making a blue tint to the screen is because your DVI connector is being pulled to one side slightly. Tighten the screws, or just dont move the cable! If it is tight, then the sheilding inside the cable is botched and you need a new cable - $10 or less for a decent 6' at any electronics store other than the crooks at WorstBuy.

Booting errors - i don't really see why or how a power failure (essentially what happened) could cause this to start, but try going to CMOS settings and resetting all to factory settings.

Is your system time and everything else ok?
 
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