Re: Dual-boot machine dies after SUSE install
- From: "Peter T. Breuer" <ptb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2005 20:48:21 +0100
Jeff Miller <jwmillerusa@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm a newbie to linux, and wanted to try it out, so I installed SUSE 10
> (OSS) on my Windows XP (Dell, Pentium 4) desktop. During installation
> the screen went black without warning, the monitor stopped receiving
Sounds like power saving.
> signals, and the computer appeared to be totally unresponsive. I had to
What made it appear so? Does capslock work?
> unplug it to reboot, and was able to finish the installation. Then, it
Uh, uh. No you weren't. You have to start over. You have a hardware
problem.
> I'm determined to try linux, so I installed debian over the SUSE
> install. Same problem.
Same hardware.
> And now, it started doing the same thing (going
> comatose) in Windows.
Same hardware.
> It seems to be happening more and more quickly
> after booting up.
Same hardware. I would guess an overheating problem. Put it in the bios
screen and see if the same thing happes.
> Can anyone help diagnose and fix this problem?
Fix your hardware. Probably "fix your fan".
Peter
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