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Common Issues With A Computer Motherboard And How To Fix Them

This issue can sometimes be fixed by simply reseating the RAM. If that doesnu2019t solve the issue then there may be a problem with either the power supply or the video card. To fix it you will more than likely need to visit your nearby computer shop who offer professional motherboard repair in Belfast.

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Common Issues With A Computer Motherboard And How To Fix Them

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  1. Common Issues With A Computer Motherboard And How To Fix Them A computer’s motherboard is something that most people who work with computers know very little about. That however does not make it any less important or any easier to repair. In fact, when any kind of audible beeping sound occurs with your computer, the first thing you should check is the Computer POST and beep codes of the manual from the manufacturer.

  2. Insufficient power: • This issue can be solved by purchasing and replacing the (PSU) power supply unit providing a higher output wattage to the motherboard. If that does not solve the issue then consider these other hardware related problems that may be stopping your computer from turning on. Such as a defective processor or a faulty RAM module.

  3. Your system is crashing frequently or overheating: • Your motherboard may not be capable of handling the voltage output of your power supply. If you’ve an aftermarket CPU cooler, then you might wish to consider investing in a better PSU with more wattage. Another thing that can cause a computer system to crash frequently is simply having multiple devices plugged in at a time.

  4. Computer turns on but can not boot into windows: • This issue may be triggered by your system attempting to boot from an external device. Turn off your system and unplug everything that is not necessary to see if the system boots correctly. If this does not work, then it’s time to visit your nearby computer repair store for help.

  5. Address: 48 Breda Drive, Belfast BT8 6JU • Ph: 028 9070 2587 • Email: 247pcsupport@gmail.com • Website: https://www.bytecomputerrepairs.com/

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