problem.

ive just restrung my electric guitar for the first time but somethings wrong ,the two middle strings are like sort of stuck to the fret board .what have i done wrong?.is it a tension prom caused by screwing to tight the bridge thingys?.any help on this dave.

is your action just too low?

the strings weren't too low before you restringed them , right?

so i wouldn't know what the problem is if you restrung them well
maybe some more information about what type of strings , thickness type of bridge (floyd rose or normal)

just watch at the saddles of your bridge and see if they are too low , is this the case move them up , could be due to other problems too though..

sorry , can't help you too much :(

you asked me before how to lower it , maybe you just lowered them way too much

yeah thanks when i took the old strings off i turned them little screws to much ,so now i leveled them all about three turns and its better ,just hope ive got rid of that buzzy sound when i start to play, that was the main reason i changed the strings and fiddled about with bridge bits, taking it to the shop just a few weeks after buying is my last resort,just dont want 2 look like a tit when i take it in there over something simple .thanks for your help dave.

doesn't the buzzing goes away when you raise the saddles some more?

http://www.frets.com/FRETSPages/Luthier/Technique/Setup/BuzzDiagnosis/startbuzz.html
you can always check this out , if you can find your way in it:p

if you had a buzz before you changed strings new strings won't help. Guitar needs to be set up could be the bridge or nut is too low. Or both.

Setting up your guitar is something you should learn to do. A great way is to find a local guitar store with a tech who is a player willing to let you watch him work while he sets up your guitar. I'm that tech in a store where I live, and I'll be glad to show you how to take care of your axe. It's worth what you pay me to learn how, and you should only have to pay me once, and not every time you drop it or your little brother takes his tool kit to it. You can also check out several sites that do a great job...start with the manufacturer of your guitar. Almost all top makers offer specs and tutorials re: setting up their instruments. Google guitar setup.