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My laptop shuts of every 5-10 seconds

SoloClay
By SoloClay
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After trying to reset my computer,(Which cancellation on 7%) turns on and off every 5-10 seconds. The screen is on and showing the dell sign. 

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1 minute ago, NinJake said:

You tried to cancel a reset of windows? How did you go about this?

It had an error, so i canceled it, and then started the problem 

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1 minute ago, SoloClay said:

It had an error, so i canceled it, and then started the problem 

what was the error

 

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I've never had an error while resetting windows. Though I always recommend a clean installation over a reset. I think as of right now a clean installation would also be your best bet. Something is probably corrupted.

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Just now, tim19683 said:

what was the error

 

It didnt tell me

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1 minute ago, SoloClay said:

It didnt tell me

as NinJake says, id probably go for a clean install

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1 minute ago, NinJake said:

I've never had an error while resetting windows. Though I always recommend a clean installation over a reset. I think as of right now a clean installation would also be your best bet. Something is probably corrupted.

Forgive me,  you mean give to a place like  geeksqaud to clean it?

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2 minutes ago, NinJake said:

I've never had an error while resetting windows. Though I always recommend a clean installation over a reset. I think as of right now a clean installation would also be your best bet. Something is probably corrupted.

Thankyou

 

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Just now, SoloClay said:

Forgive me,  you mean give to a place like  geeksqaud to clean it?

no get an install disk and try to install from there

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No, just reinstall windows yourself. Reformat the drive if possible, plug in a windows boot device (CD/DVD or a USB flash drive) and reinstall windows.

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1 minute ago, NinJake said:

No, just reinstall windows yourself. Reformat the drive if possible, plug in a windows boot device (CD/DVD or a USB flash drive) and reinstall windows.

 

2 minutes ago, tim19683 said:

no get an install disk and try to install from there

Ok thanks guys for helping me! Appreciate the help

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Just now, SoloClay said:

 

Ok thanks guys for helping me! Appreciate the help

no probs

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