Is something wrong with my motherboard

[condog209]

My computer has been trying to do repairs for over an hour , did my motherboard just over load 

 

[Canada EH]

3 minutes ago, condog209 said:

My computer has been trying to do repairs for over an hour , did my motherboard just over load 

 

 

You leave us a lot to work with here to try and fix your problemo amigo!

 

A first worlder would just take the pc into GeeksRUs at Bestbuy and pay them to fix it.

If that doesnt work then a first worlder would just store the PC and buy a new PC.

[aezakmi]

wait, you replaced the windows boot screen?

 

that's why, you've altered the system files

[BadBacon]

What motherboard are you using and how did this happen?

 

[Crunchy Dragon]

Just now, aezakmi said:

wait, you replaced the windows boot screen?

 

that's why, you've altered the system files

I've seen boot screens similar to that, but not with any board this recent.

[Kaita]

Just now, aezakmi said:

wait, you replaced the windows boot screen?

 

that's why, you've altered the system files

No, that's his motherboard's logo, the boot logo gets replaced with the motherboard's logo if you have a UEFI Windows install.

[aezakmi]

2 minutes ago, Kaita said:

No, that's his motherboard's logo, the boot logo gets replaced with the motherboard's logo if you have a UEFI Windows install.

thought it was some mod to replace the boot screen

mine is UEFI and has the windows logo

[Crunchy Dragon]

-Moved to Troubleshooting-

[Windows7ge]

5 hours ago, Canada EH said:

A first worlder would just take the pc into GeeksRUs at Bestbuy and pay them to fix it.

If that doesnt work then a first worlder would just store the PC and buy a new PC.

1st worlder here. No. I would never let anyone at best buy touch my machines let alone pay them to touch them.

Also no. People who work on their own machines wouldn't stuff it away somewhere and buy a whole new machine. We would troubleshoot what stopped working and replace the one malfunctioning component. If it's a software issue we would operate on the OS.

 

Your solution is that of a first worlder who has never built a computer in their life and is use to throwing money at others to fix their problems.

[Canada EH]

7 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

Your solution

Not mine, its most people who live in North America would do that.

I have built many systems back in the early 90's

[condog209]

It started working after self repairing 

And thanks to those who weren't trolling 

[aezakmi]

4 minutes ago, Canada EH said:

Not mine, its most people who live in North America would do that.

I have built many systems back in the early 90's

Yeah the guys at Best Buy open your case, see you have an AIO or custom loop installed and be like "Oh, here's the problem, there's this weird thing over your CPU instead the stock Intel cooler, let's cut this tubes, hey Johnny, get the bolt cutters" and if you use AMD your computer is "too old and broken beyond repair, get a new one, we have this Celeron here for $1500"

[Canada EH]

^^^^^ LOL

Because they hire teenagers!

[Windows7ge]

28 minutes ago, aezakmi said:

Yeah the guys at Best Buy open your case, see you have an AIO or custom loop installed and be like "Oh, here's the problem, there's this weird thing over your CPU instead the stock Intel cooler, let's cut this tubes, hey Johnny, get the bolt cutters" and if you use AMD your computer is "too old and broken beyond repair, get a new one, we have this Celeron here for $1500"

Yeah the "qualifications" you need to get into geek squad at best buy are abysmal. I think the most likely reason is because if they actually had skill requirements they'd never get the positions filled.