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hi bros... any IT expert here?

 

my cpu keep rebooting... no error msg etc...

 

but dunno why it keep rebooting after a while?

 

any idea wat happening?

 

running win xp

 

4gb ram

 

quad core

 

no over clock nothing...

 

 

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check if the CPU fan has dieded....

start in safe mode, startp and hit F8 repeatedly

hi bros... any IT expert here?

 

my cpu keep rebooting... no error msg etc...

 

but dunno why it keep rebooting after a while?

 

any idea wat happening?

 

running win xp

 

4gb ram

 

quad core

 

no over clock nothing...

 

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hi bros... any IT expert here?

 

my cpu keep rebooting... no error msg etc...

 

but dunno why it keep rebooting after a while?

 

any idea wat happening?

 

running win xp

 

4gb ram

 

quad core

 

no over clock nothing...

 

Please do the following

 

1. right click on My Computer > properties.

2. Advanced tab

3. Under startup and recovery > settings

4. Under System failure

5. Uncheck Automatically restart

 

Now when you computer restarts, it will halt on encountering the said fatal error i.e. BSOD blue screen of death.

 

Jot down the code and paste here or google the code. 99.99999% someone kana before and you will know what is the cause.

 

Possible causes

 

1.) Improperly seated RAM

2.) Recently installed drivers which result in resource conflict

3.) Possibly corrupt MBR (Master boot records)

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Please do the following

 

1. right click on My Computer > properties.

2. Advanced tab

3. Under startup and recovery > settings

4. Under System failure

5. Uncheck Automatically restart

 

Now when you computer restarts, it will halt on encountering the said fatal error i.e. BSOD blue screen of death.

 

Jot down the code and paste here or google the code. 99.99999% someone kana before and you will know what is the cause.

 

Possible causes

 

1.) Improperly seated RAM

2.) Recently installed drivers which result in resource conflict

3.) Possibly corrupt MBR (Master boot records)

 

thanks bro!!

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most probably a virus...u gotta re-format and install ur O/S again

 

reinstall os?

 

s--t... me computer idiot... think have to bring to sim lim do... agar how much ah?

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reinstall os?

 

s--t... me computer idiot... think have to bring to sim lim do... agar how much ah?

 

Buy new com lar.... I also com idiot... When happen to me last time... Just buy com Lor.... $800+ can get not bad one.....

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Neutral Newbie

can try removing ur ram piece by piece sometimes ram konk cause system to be unstable... i kana similar situ as u. remove 256mb ram now stable liao... :) if still cant den run safe mode do a virus scan. all the best :)

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Buy new com lar.... I also com idiot... When happen to me last time... Just buy com Lor.... $800+ can get not bad one.....

 

alot of impt stuff inside...

 

my work stuff... master thesis etc...

 

trying to save everything to portable HDD first

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Turbocharged

I am surprised no one pointed out overheating as a source?

go download this software called CoreTemp.. and see what is the temp your CPU is running at... normal idling shouldn't exceed 50deg..

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My experience with overheating is that the computer will invariably hang or display garbled stuff. Usually mobos by default will enable temp warnings so TS, continuous restart to me hmmm. I dont think overheating leh

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Turbocharged

My experience with overheating is that the computer will invariably hang or display garbled stuff. Usually mobos by default will enable temp warnings so TS, continuous restart to me hmmm. I dont think overheating leh

 

my com has this cooling problem..whenever it overheats, it just gives me BSOD without warning whatsover..

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