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I decided to clean my graphics card and processor ventilator, i turned off the power and pulled them out i just passed through them with a vacuum cleaner and putted them back on place, i turned the power on and the computer. First a got a screen saying that Windows aren't running well and that hardware or software changes might have coused that, i had a choice to run Windows normally or in a safe mode, but my keyboard didn't respond, so i waited a 30 second countdown while "Run Windows normally" was selected, then i got the Windows loading screen after which a blue screen appeared, saying that a problem was detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to my computer, also says:

Technical information:

*** STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x805C6D61, 0XF78E2854, 0XF78E2550)

Please help!

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I managed to enter into CMOS Setup Utility but i don't know what should i do. :(

Edit: I also managed to enable my keyboard. :D

Now that you have enabled the keyboard, you could check the Eventviewer for any other clues as to the cause.

Might also be worth checking this out....

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I don't know how to start Eventviewer from BIOS, cause i can't get into Windows (writing this on a laptop), I'm also trying to start Knoppix (Live CD) but all i get from it is a black screen.

Edit: Oh i just now remember that before cleaning the PC i got a message that my video adapter is overheating and i putted some new drivers...

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I don't know how to start Eventviewer from BIOS, cause i can't get into Windows (writing this on a laptop), I'm also trying to start Knoppix (Live CD) but all i get from it is a black screen.

Edit: Oh i just now remember that before cleaning the PC i got a message that my video adapter is overheating and i putted some new drivers...

idebaba, I am not so experienced as other members of the forum. When they log on, they may have some suggestions for you.

In one of your previous posts, you said that you removed certain items when you were cleaning internally. Perhaps it would be worth removing and replacing them again. Be sure to check that they are securely in place. :)

Also, when you can access your computer, maybe roll back the update to the video adaptor drivers.

However, as I said, I am not the most experienced on the forum, but I thought that a few suggestions would help whilst you wait for other members to join us.

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Heh, i removed them and putted them back six times. x) A friend of mine came today and picked the computer up, he is a IT manager, i guess he should know how to solve it, but thanks for the advices, i learned something new from the links you people gave me. :)

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