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Ok so i have this really silly/stupid problem. I was playing World of Warcraft and my laptop kept freezing so i had to hard reset it, then when i tryed to start it up again it kept freezing on the VAIO screen, i found out that if i put pressure on a certain part of the computer it stops freezing (near to where the CMOS battey is) and starts loading so i did that for a while so i could Factory reset it and now it wont work at all and it just keeps freezing i thought it might be the CMOS battery failing but i have only had the laptop for about a year and 4 months i also thought it might be that i have a dead ram module.
Does anyone have a solution to this cause im really stomped and i really have no idea what to do.
I cant afford to buy a new laptop at the minute because im saving for University.
And i dont really want to sell my Supermicro 7046GT-TRF because im getting payed from hosting servers on it.
Please can someone help me?
Laptop
Sony VAIO VPCEF2E1E/WI
Desktop
Supermicro 7046GT-TRF
Processor Dual intel Xeon X5690 Proccessor 3.46GHz
RAM 192GB DDR3
Graphics PNY Quadro 6000 6GB GDDR5
Hard Drives 6 x Seagate 3TB hard drive
OS Microsoft windows Ultimate 64 - bit (OEM)
Message was edited by: James-Whitehouse
Message was edited by: James-Whitehouse
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Hi James,
From what you say, it sounds like you have a hardware problem that is going to need an engineer to check inside for a poor contact.
You can try removing and re-seating the RAM but if that does not help you will need to contact Vaio Support or one of Sony's Service Partners for further advice. There is probably not a quick fix.
The telephone number for Vaio Support is 0905 0310006 during normal office hours. You will need to have your Vaio's Serial Number available.
So, i have it working at the minute but as soon as i take the weight off of the left hand side of the laptop it is freezing. can someone please tell me what i can do to stop this?
Hi James,
From what you say, it sounds like you have a hardware problem that is going to need an engineer to check inside for a poor contact.
You can try removing and re-seating the RAM but if that does not help you will need to contact Vaio Support or one of Sony's Service Partners for further advice. There is probably not a quick fix.
The telephone number for Vaio Support is 0905 0310006 during normal office hours. You will need to have your Vaio's Serial Number available.