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Old 06-05-05, 14:40
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I folks, My computer is only a year and a half old but i'm having lots of problems. It randomly blue screens and restarts, what i'm doing at the time has no effect. I don't even have to be doing anything, i've walked away, came back in an hour or so and it has restarted itself. I had someone have a look at it a while back and they put in new RAM as that was the problem they said, doesn't seem so! Thanks ahead of time for anything you can give me!
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Old 06-05-05, 15:52
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Default Re: Crashing

If it says something about your ram then maybe you need to give Memtest a run - http://www.majorgeeks.com/MemTest_d350.html

Leave it running for about half an hour and tell us if you get any errors.
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Old 06-05-05, 21:27
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Faulty operating system can also cause random restarts.Reinstalling might fix it.
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Well i had that problem before and i disabled Hypher thread in the bios and then it never restarted.

the reason its restarting because of a hardware problem , it could be your ram or power supply

i would try formating the whole computer and reinstalling the OS and if that doesnt work u basically ruled out the software problem so it has to be your hardware .
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I've had the hard drive wiped before and Windows reinstalled twice, i'll try the memtest and see what happens,thanks!
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