posted by Guest on Feb 22, 2006
I?ve checked the CPU temperature and it goes up to 49-51 degrees (Celsius). I?ve cleaned the computer of dust, all fans are working and still the computer restarts itself. I can?t seem to recognize the problem or what is causing it.
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Comment by chinki, posted on Feb 27, 2008
My computer is restarting all the time. How can I check why this is happening?
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posted on Jan 08, 2008
Encountered the same problem too. Just replaced the memory card with known good one if it didnt work its time buy a ne motherboard..
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posted on Feb 22, 2006
First, make sure you have anti-virus software that is up to date and the computer isn?t infected with anything.
If it?s not a virus, restart the computer and enter Safe Mode (press F8 while the computer is loading), and wait a few minutes. If the computer doesn?t restart itself in Safe Mode, then you might be having a software problem. If it does, it?s a hardware problem.
There are a lot of possibilities. The problem with windows is that it restarts automatically every time there?s a problem and it?s hard to see the message that appears detailing the problem. To change that? go to System Properties in the Control Panel and click on Advanced>startup and recovery>settings. Remove the check no ?Automatically restart?. Next time the problem occurs you?ll get some more information about it that would help you solve it. Good luck.
If it?s not a virus, restart the computer and enter Safe Mode (press F8 while the computer is loading), and wait a few minutes. If the computer doesn?t restart itself in Safe Mode, then you might be having a software problem. If it does, it?s a hardware problem.
There are a lot of possibilities. The problem with windows is that it restarts automatically every time there?s a problem and it?s hard to see the message that appears detailing the problem. To change that? go to System Properties in the Control Panel and click on Advanced>startup and recovery>settings. Remove the check no ?Automatically restart?. Next time the problem occurs you?ll get some more information about it that would help you solve it. Good luck.
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