How to shutdown Computer with Timer?
Here is another trick to shutdown computer at a specific time, for example if you wish to shutdown at 1:45am. Type this in
start=>Run
Type : at 1:45 shutdown -s
TO ABORT:
Code:shutdown -a
Here is another trick to shutdown computer at a specific time, for example if you wish to shutdown at 1:45am. Type this in
start=>Run
Type : at 1:45 shutdown -s
TO ABORT:
Code:shutdown -a
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It may not be the world’s best looking homemade computer, but it could be one with the largest capacities, made by a Russian PC enthusiast it has a massive 70-terabytes of storage.
70-terabytes is enough storage space to to hold 70,000 movies of DVD quality or about 24 million songs, and it has a total of 60 hard drives and a custom cabinet with 40 fans to keep everything nice and cool.
I have no idea how much it cost to make, but I suspect it would be quite a bit, that is some serious storage, and would probably take the average user a lifetime to fill with data.
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An IBM 6790KBM computer restarts after showing the Win XP bootscreen and also briefly shows the memory dump error or commonly called the Blue Screen of Death or the BSOD. It was handed to us but the system unit was already been tried to be fixed by another technician. We then asked the computer technician on what problems did he encounter and the fixes he has done. The computer technician said that he was suspecting the following components to be defective and has taken some actions or fixes.
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Do I need to pass TESDA's Computer Hardware Servicing NC II Certification Exam?
Passing TESDA’s Computer Hardware Servicing NC II Assessment Examination is really not necessary. But if you are aspiring to work abroad, consider your computer hardware servicing certification as your main portfolio. Countries abroad are strict regarding the quality of workers they hire and the only way for them to be able to screen the employees effectively is to ask for a certification. Most foreign employers really prefer potential employees to be at least NC II passers.
And if you are planning to have your own computer servicing shop and be your own boss, you are still required to have TESDA’s Computer Hardware Servicing NC II certification before you can be issued with a business permit. So take TESDA’s Computer Hardware Servicing NC II Assessment examination as soon as possible and start building your future with fixing computers.
Computer troubleshooting is sometimes confusing and costs you a lot of time. But with the help of this computer troubleshooting guide; you will be able to learn basic computer repair, troubleshoot computer hardware problems and many other basic computer repair tutorial provided with this blog.
In this troubleshooting example, an ASUS P5PE-VM has having problems with constant restart some few minutes after being turned on. Basing on the past computer troubleshooting experience, this is attributed to the overheating of the CPU or the Video Card. But there was no video card and as I have checked on the BIOS hardware monitor, the system voltage, motherboard temperature, and CPU temperature, everything seems just fine. And to add more problem, the hard drive has farmed with a lot of computer virus through mp3 downloads via torrent. But one thing I have noticed is that if I just leave the machine running without opening any application, the computer doesn't restart. And if I try to open a memory and cpu intensive application like a game or movie maker, the system shuts down. That leaves me to suspect the RAM or CPU to be failing.
Date Fixed : November 11, 2003
Problem : Computer restarts after a few minutes of operation
Owner : Ms. Luna (PESO Office, Dumageuete)
Motherboard : ASUS P5PE-VM
Operating System : Win Xp Sp2
Technician : drokz
Weblog : http://clhidohsr.blogspot.com
INTERVENING FACTORS :
- No motherboard support cd
- HDD is infested with many variants of virus
OBSERVATIONS :
- Boots normally and everything seems fine
- Computer restarts if a RAM or CPU intensive application is being run
TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE :
- Before doing anything, safety must be a primary concern. Be sure to turn off the AVR and unplug the power cord from the system unit before opening or handling it. Be sure not to wear any metallic objects on your body. Drain off ESD by touching the unpainted part of your system unit chassis for a minute before opening the side cover of your computer.
- Based on our previous observation, we know that the computer boots fine but only restarts when we try to open an application that is RAM or CPU intensive. This signifies that either the two peripherals when pushed too hard will cause the whole system to function. And with this type of error, video card or CPU is likely overheating. But again, there was no video card so it is least to be suspected.
- Since I have suspected the CPU to be overheating, we need to check first if the CPU heatsink fan is spinning normally. So open the side cover and flip the open side up, turn on the system unit and try to see and feel if the CPU fan speed is normal. But as I have checked, it seemed just normal so I need to check it in the BIOS to verify that there is a less possibility of an overheating CPU.
- Restarted the computer and pressed "del" (some are to press F2 to access BIOS settings), chose hardware monitor to check for voltage abnormality or motherboard and CPU overheating. But I found the voltage normal and the temperature on both the motherboard and CPU is even below normal. CPU overheating is not the most possible cause of the problem.
- I could not directly point that the RAM is failing because it has handled and passed initial memory test at POST. The operating must be corrupted due to virus infection and it is not out of the possibility. So I tried to backup the files but I always get an error message. This must be due to the effects of the virus infection.
- To copy the files needed, Mini Xp was used to boot up the computer and run unstoppable copier and finally got the files needed for backup. After the successful backup, we are now ready to re-install the operating system.
- As the boot sequence was configured in the BIOS and restarted the computer, Xp installation began. But a few minutes on the process of installation, there was a Blue Screen of Death or a Memory Dump Error. Bang! That's it, it could either be a Hard Disk or a RAM error. Since checking the RAM is easier as to check the Hard Disk, we can easily do so by replacing the peripheral with a known good one.
- The computer was turned off then had the RAM removed, replaced it with a known good RAM then retried installing Win Xp. Not with a big surprise, the installation continued. The RAM must be the one causing the problem. To verify this, all necessary software must be installed and test run every applications.
- Appropriate device drivers using a driver pack, Win Office 2007, VLC, Google Chrome, and other essential programs and utilities where installed. Had some games and RAM or CPU intensive applications opened but the computer just ran fine. The RAM has caused the problem. I reported to the system unit's owner that the RAM is defective and a few days later, she bought and had the RAM installed. Also, the backup files were virus scanned and copied back to her drive.
SUMMARY :
- Troubleshooting intermittent problems are one of the hardest computer problem to troubleshoot. As for our troubleshooting tutorial via example was, a sudden restart is not entirely caused by a video card or CPU failing or overheating. As for this experience, the RAM has caused the problem.
This computer troubleshooting tutorial has been tailored to let readers imagine and think how the actual computer troubleshooting really works. If you think there is a better way for you to learn, then let us know. :-)
type="html">On an operating system, hardware can not work without the drivers, for example on a computer that has been installed as a music player and can play music the way but made no sound, the problem here is that it does not sound drivers installed, as well as on other devices sometimes a hardware device can not work with the maximum, because the hardware generally requires an abstraction that is because the device makers are always releasing new models that provide better reliability, so for that we must constantly update its drivers.
If we see the explanation above, perhaps there is a question especially for a novice driver What was it? Driver or device driver is a software component that allows an operating system to communicate with hard, in general, an operating system will not work at all without the driver installed.
Drivers themselves can easily be obtained from the internet from the windows drivers to compter drivers. Internet is helping us in finding a diver for the drivers because the developers made a lot of drivers include those in which they have a website as an example is the site http://www.driveraccess.com
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