6 replies to this topic

[Moses]

i have about 9 fans in my hd to keep the system stable and install a new temp sen. Then when i turn the computer on i get the blue screen of death right away. But when i take out the temp sens and turn on the computer it all goes normal. I cant find the reason why it do that, any seggestiond?

[Billy Pumper]

well i geuss we ruled out overheating. if you have 9 fans cranking away maybe your PSU can't take it and its about to blow...run for the hills

[Novahawk]

its about to blow...run for the hills

hahahaha!!!

looks like something doesnt like the temp sensor.. maybe it is the power supply lol

[Janton]

Don't use the temp sensor? Hold Delete, go into your BIOS and check out your PC status, theres a FREE temp sensor. Or just uninstall windows.

EDIT: Has the blue screen of death ever reminded you of smurfs? It always reminds me of smurfs, yea, mmmmmm Vodka 7, tarsty.

Edited by Janton, 01 March 2007 - 10:49 PM.

[poopsmcgee]

You don't need that many fans dood. IN fact you are likely ruining the airflow design of your chassis. Your system must run at 120 decibels with all them in there.

Umm the sensor connects straight to the mobo? maybe a short, maybe windows sees it as new hardware it doesn;t understand and you need to do a repair install.

Edited by poopsmcgee, 02 March 2007 - 10:14 AM.

[fadetoblack]

Just dont use the temp sensor, its probably faulty and causing hardware conflict on the MB.

[The Drizzle]

Right click on my computer, hit properties. On the advanced tab, click the Startup and Recovery button. Make sure the Automaticly restart checkbox is unchecked. Click OK, and now try and make the computer blue screen again. Write down anything that it says on that blue screen, or take a pic. That error message that comes up will help figure out what the problem is. What kind of temp sensor is it? Does it plug into the PC somehow? Does it interface with windows or something? most temp sensors just work on their own and dont even bother with windows.