or when you've got a leak in your walls near your pc(aka me), that you've been meaning to fix. I keep my walkman in my car so

Ah, so you don't have a CD player in your car either.... Me neither,  I plan to eventually get one installed in my car but I haven't the cash. My friend got one of those adaptor things which plugs into the cassette deck which is what I'm assuming you have.  ;D

Totally ;D basically I put all my money into computers and not into car, only so much a 17 year old guy can do.

what kinda car you got? I have a 1996 Saturn SL2, manuel transmission, oh yeah, that's right I can drive stick, I have sweet awesome skills

1992 volvo aka a tank that won't fall apart.

Hasn't been doing it as much recently, don't know why. You think because the restore CD may have scratches on it that it may not restore the PC correctly?

never heard of that

never heard of that happening. because the sound wasbefore the start up it 95% of the time would have been a hardware problem.

I agree, OS hasn't booted up yet

  I tried to get a recording of the noise, it won't work because it it to high pitched. Anyway, I looked at my power supply, here's what it said...

 

ac imput: 115/230v~60/50Hz

 

Fuse Rating: 6.3a, 250v~

 

Max. output power 300W (+3.3 & +5v=200W max)

 

 

I have no Idea what I am supposed to look at, so I got everything with a v or W at the end. Which one tells me what my power supply is? I looked at my Processor, and here is what it said on it:

 

FW9290IDB

F235IC11

5L6DM

Intel 01

Korea

 

I don't think thats my motherboard...

 

Anyway, for the voltage, again, does anyone know which one of those is the maximum that my comp can take?

Edited November 3, 200619 yr by Jedi Master Tofu

What about a corrupted BIOS?