Packard Bell Istart 2369

AntimatterAsh

AntimatterAsh

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I have an old Packard Bell Istart 2369 that I use everysooften to back files up onto, control remotely, and use if my laptop goes down, but recently, when I tried to reinstall server 2003 on it over windows 7, it BSODed out on me when it was on the blue splash saying "Windows is loading x and Press F5 to load RAID Drivers - although I didn't have to do anything), it also a few days later decided not to post, just sit there on the OEM splash and not do anything. I rebooted and it worked. I was trying to open some files through homegroup remotely tonight and decided to add more shares through remote desktop when RDC locked me out, nothing happened on the screen that is hooked up to the Packard Bell, just stayed how it was, but the keyboard and mouse wouldn't respond.

Well... I force rebooted the machine and it said that it had recovered from a BSOD error. No other information I could get hold of, and it wont do it again...

Is it dieing do you think?
 
Try testing your RAM with Memtest86 Ashley. That would probably be the first thing I'd do. Or check the hard drive for errors.
 
spirit said:
Try testing your RAM with Memtest86 Ashley. That would probably be the first thing I'd do. Or check the hard drive for errors.
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Its not the memory, and it isn't the hard drive. I have checked that. I reckon it is either the PSU or Graphics Card Failing....but it is working again now :mad:
 
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