About Ross M. Elliott Expertise I can answer all questions about IBM compatible computer hardware installations and what hardware components are better in some systems than others.
Experience I have been building computer systems for public use since 1987.Owner of RME Computer Design,Inc.,2003
Organizations Microsoft System Builder organization.
Publications Microsoft System Builder articles.
Education/Credentials
BS Computer Science,Clark University,1994
Masters Degree in computer sciences, UCLA,1997
PhD Computer Science,Michigan State University,2001
Owner:RME Computer Design,Inc.,2003
Question Thank you for try helping solving my problem.
I already close all the stand by and shut down from the control panel,
I only use about 10% of my hard disk,40 Gb 3 partition the windows drive is 20Gb and I use about 4Gb.
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Followup To
Question -
Sir,can you help me in following question?
1. why my computer always restart or go to stand by while I do my homework?
2. why sometime my computer sunddedly hang and can't do anything?
3. sometime my computer also start automatilly even I already shut down it.
I was format my windows and reinstall my windows but still happen same problem.
my PC is pentium 4 2.8, 256 DDR RAM, 32M share VGA
Thank for help solving my problem.
Answer -
Hello Yee,
Things to check:
In control panel-check power option-when you press off button-power off,should be checked.
Do you have all the latest drivers for your system via Windows update site,and your video card updated with the latest driver?
How much empty space is on your hard drive?
Do you defragment the hard drive in least once a week?
Do you have the latest BIOS update for your motherboard via motherboard site?
Could be a memory issue,do you have another memory module?
512MB is excellent for increased system performance.
Let me know,
Ross
Answer Hello Yee,
Things to check:
Do you have all the latest drivers for your system via Windows update
site,and your video card updated with the latest driver?
Have you tried to put in a seperate video card? Sometimes the onboard video is defective.
Do you have an up to date antivirus program?
Do you defragment the hard drive in least once a week?
Do you have the latest BIOS update for your motherboard via motherboard
site?
Could be a memory issue,do you have another memory module?
512MB is excellent for increased system performance.
Try System Mechanic 4.0 to get rid of "Junk" in your system.
