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A Computer gets shutdown as soon as it is plugged in with a
cracking noise what is the reason and how to recover it and
bring to normal state?brief description what are the
necessary steps taken to bring the system up to normal
state?
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Answer / lalit joshi
1 I check, which time, my system are getting noise, and
than I will check all hardware Such as Ram, HDD disk,
SMPS, CPU fan and other Part,
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Answer / balaji
a computer gets shutdown as soon as plugeed in or staring up ...it because a nt.detect file is missing in os ... if this file crashed .system will automatically restart.. if u hear any noise from your system... its nothing but your hard drive got damaged ........step 1 replace the hard drive
step 2 replace the ntdetect file
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