Hello,
I just got a newly build computer a week ago and several days ago i started experiencing problems. Here are the symptoms:
-computer randomly freezes and makes high pitched sound, only way out is to manually switch off power
-shuts off by itself, shows blue screen with a message on it that i am unable to read because screen only lasts few seconds
-after I ran System Restore to try and fix this, i can no longer open most files and folders
-Internet Explorer has slowed down
I suspect its a virus of some sort, i may be wrong, but I ran a Security Shield scan to check for malware anyway, i couldnt see the results because Security Shield closed when scan ended. then i downloaded and ran Microsoft Security Essentials scan and came up with nothing.
I looked in the computer's Applicatios log and found that it has recorded error id 1000 frequently since the day i got the computer.
i dont know if its a hardware problem, a software problem, or a virus that hidden from Security Essentials somehow. any advice or ideas or information about this prolem would be greatly appreciated.
I just got a newly build computer a week ago and several days ago i started experiencing problems. Here are the symptoms:
-computer randomly freezes and makes high pitched sound, only way out is to manually switch off power
-shuts off by itself, shows blue screen with a message on it that i am unable to read because screen only lasts few seconds
-after I ran System Restore to try and fix this, i can no longer open most files and folders
-Internet Explorer has slowed down
I suspect its a virus of some sort, i may be wrong, but I ran a Security Shield scan to check for malware anyway, i couldnt see the results because Security Shield closed when scan ended. then i downloaded and ran Microsoft Security Essentials scan and came up with nothing.
I looked in the computer's Applicatios log and found that it has recorded error id 1000 frequently since the day i got the computer.
i dont know if its a hardware problem, a software problem, or a virus that hidden from Security Essentials somehow. any advice or ideas or information about this prolem would be greatly appreciated.