NO OVERHEATING PROBLEM/
IHAVE CLEAN ALL DUST FROM M/B-...
BUT PROBLEM REMAIN SAIM ....
IT STILL REBOOTS IN 2 TO 3 4 5. HOURS.MAY I TRY FOR BIOS?
DO U THINK IT MAY BE A BIOS PROBLEM.
PLS HELP ME...
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There could be a number of things wrong with the system that would cause it to randomly reboot.
1. Try an antivirus scan. Use a good, trustworthy antivirus software to scan for viruses. There are good, free software programs out there such as Avast! Free, Avira Free and AVG Free, if you don't already have an antivirus. 2. Is the computer overheating? Check to make sure your rear vents on the computer are not blocked or obstructed. If you aren't scared to open up the case, check to make sure it isn't clogged with dust. You could also try to check for faulty cooling fans inside the system. 3. Is there a problem with Windows? Have you made any changes to Windows recently? You can try a system restore, defragmenting the disk or running a disk cleanup.
Put PS3 in horizontal position, clean the dust with a household vacuum or pressurized air. Make sure there is 10 cm gap around PS3. And NEVER use intercoolers - this can be the cause of overheating, because instead of cooling they don't let internal system to function properly. Also turn off Information Board (this totally useless feature can cause freezes too).
Random reboots are usually an overheating problem. First step is to look into the vents and see if they are clear of dust, fuzz, animal hair etc.
If they are clear you will need to access the fan/heatsink. The heatsink can accumulate dust depending on the design. If the fan sounds "abnormally loud" it could have bad bearings from dust and dirt and may need to be replaced.
Most laptops come with some way to monitor the temp, usually in the bios. Occasionally they come with a utility. You can use that to check the heat levels.
1. Overheating
2. power supply failing
3. system error (blue screen)
I suspect the 3rd. to find out, you need to disable automatic restart. to do that, get on desktop and right click on my computer -> properties -> advanced properties or settings. Im not sure mine is in finnish. Make sure the following checkbox is unchecked: It reads automatic restart.
Now if you start geting blue screens type up what it reads and tell me. :)
In cases of 1 and 2.
1. open the pc case and clean the dust
2. not relevant yet.
take the side off the pc and check for air circulation blockage, clean off any dust on the heatsink and fan incase it is an overheating problem, if so leave the side off and see if it still reboots.
If it's not a heat problem then it must be a driver fault, go to control panel> performance and maintanance>administratve tools>event viewer and look in the left column and click at programmes and software and then on the right see if there are any red crosses or exclamation marks, if so right click on the line and then click properties to give a clue as to the problem.
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