Mr.CookieMonster
Expert Member
Hi,
I know I posted before my laptop froze for an odd 20 seconds and it was because of my laptop not shutting down.
Now something else happened.
My laptop made a really weird sound its got me worried now. It made a sound, almost like two beeps (but louder almost like hitting your finger on the table), and then it made another sound (that funny beep a computer makes when it is booting up).
The last beep got me worried:
A month ago, my dad's laptop (Dell Latitude E-something) was not working because the hard drive was broken. The last sound that came from my laptop sounded exactly like the sound my dad's laptop was making when his laptop hard drive broke.
My laptop is a dell xps l502x (see my signature for the specs of it).
I know im throwing a bitch fit, but should I be even more worried now? Things I had done was upgrade my nvidia gt 525m graphics driver to the latest one. BTW: This happened after I restarted my pc (due to installation of new driver) and after being in windows for about a minute, and ran the Windows Experience Index test.
Thanks.
I know I posted before my laptop froze for an odd 20 seconds and it was because of my laptop not shutting down.
Now something else happened.
My laptop made a really weird sound its got me worried now. It made a sound, almost like two beeps (but louder almost like hitting your finger on the table), and then it made another sound (that funny beep a computer makes when it is booting up).
The last beep got me worried:
A month ago, my dad's laptop (Dell Latitude E-something) was not working because the hard drive was broken. The last sound that came from my laptop sounded exactly like the sound my dad's laptop was making when his laptop hard drive broke.
My laptop is a dell xps l502x (see my signature for the specs of it).
I know im throwing a bitch fit, but should I be even more worried now? Things I had done was upgrade my nvidia gt 525m graphics driver to the latest one. BTW: This happened after I restarted my pc (due to installation of new driver) and after being in windows for about a minute, and ran the Windows Experience Index test.
Thanks.
