Please I really need help

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7ayderooo

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hi
i've just got a new compter (i'ts used) it have very good ram and CPU and other stuff just the video card is 64 i have other one it's 256 i wanted to change it with the other one.
i opened the case but the port is different so i just got the case back together.
Here is what happened: when i turn on the computer windows xp boots but it does the check disk thing it cross 86% then it just turn into a really blue screen and restart the computer.
i tryed every thing for 2 days but nothing it's not working.
then i installed vista on it, it installed but before desktop appear, a window shows saying that there is a corrupted file. and it restart the computer.

the computer is Dell desktop.

PLZZ ! help me please​
 
7ayderooo said:
Ahh don't tell me that I'm gonna go to a computer shop to fix it
Man they take alot of money
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Surely they cant take money off you for asking what the problem is though?
If it needs alot of money to fix it justy buy a new computer theres my advice for you.
 
Are you sure you didnt accidentally unplug anything? Open it back up and make sure everything is plugged in correctly and if you removed the video card, make sure it is securely snapped back into place.
 
what does it ay on the blue screen some times it tells you why open the case make sure everything is connected and go from there
 
At a guess it's possible that your hard drive is damaged, a component on the motherboard is damaged. Maybe you can help us help you with more information.

When installing the new operating system did you format the hard drive first?
What do you mean 'used' did you buy it from a random person or from a store?
What is the model of your dell computer?
 
"Surely they cant take money off you for asking what the problem is though?"
I don't, I give a free estimate but most don't. some charge $75, just to bring it in.
Run a knoppix cd for a couple hours, this could rule out most hardware problems.
 
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