I don't know where else I could post this where it not get spammed, and hopefully get some somewhat intelligent responses.
I got 512m of new ram installed into my laptop, everything worked fine for a while. I began to download music, one of the files I downloaded sounded like a bad rip, I resumed listening to it, as I was in the middle of downloading it, and thought it was just a frayed file, either way my computer BSOD'd, my first instinct was that it was too hot, I put my hand under it, and it had felt hotter in the past. So I resumed to re boot, attempted to run AD-Aware, got an RPC error, I stopped the scan in the middle to avoid it restarting before I cleaned off all I had scanned. I restarted, ran ad-aware again, no RPC this time, which is not what i'd expected. So I let it finish, and then instead of running the 'smart scan' I had it run the full drive scan, it did it, took a bit longer, but never-the-less finished. I had my Wi-Fi modem unplugged because that is what Microsoft had reccomended for such 'RPC' calls. I rebooted and plugged my modem back in. Now I get a 'limited or no connectivity' message, I've had this in the past, it usually occurs when you have an extremely weak signal, but I had all the anttenae bars full, and was getting 54mbps connection, which is the max for my modem/router afaik
After multiple reboots, I get the same results, and I seriously don't know what to do, I would've assumed that something came loose between my router and my DSL modem, but I'm on this computer, and it's on the same network, I'm going to go downstairs and cycle my modem/router, that's usually the way that we've fixed such problems in the past, but I don't know, if you have any ideas as to what could be wrong please tell me.
After recycling my modem/router, it had no affect
If any of you could help me solve this problem I'd be much obliged.
I got 512m of new ram installed into my laptop, everything worked fine for a while. I began to download music, one of the files I downloaded sounded like a bad rip, I resumed listening to it, as I was in the middle of downloading it, and thought it was just a frayed file, either way my computer BSOD'd, my first instinct was that it was too hot, I put my hand under it, and it had felt hotter in the past. So I resumed to re boot, attempted to run AD-Aware, got an RPC error, I stopped the scan in the middle to avoid it restarting before I cleaned off all I had scanned. I restarted, ran ad-aware again, no RPC this time, which is not what i'd expected. So I let it finish, and then instead of running the 'smart scan' I had it run the full drive scan, it did it, took a bit longer, but never-the-less finished. I had my Wi-Fi modem unplugged because that is what Microsoft had reccomended for such 'RPC' calls. I rebooted and plugged my modem back in. Now I get a 'limited or no connectivity' message, I've had this in the past, it usually occurs when you have an extremely weak signal, but I had all the anttenae bars full, and was getting 54mbps connection, which is the max for my modem/router afaik
After multiple reboots, I get the same results, and I seriously don't know what to do, I would've assumed that something came loose between my router and my DSL modem, but I'm on this computer, and it's on the same network, I'm going to go downstairs and cycle my modem/router, that's usually the way that we've fixed such problems in the past, but I don't know, if you have any ideas as to what could be wrong please tell me.
After recycling my modem/router, it had no affect
If any of you could help me solve this problem I'd be much obliged.
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