Instant Shut Down Wtf!
- Thread starter ExGamer
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reinstall your OS. You have some bad drivers. Make sure in the OS reinstall you install the most stable drivers you can find.
My comp kept doing this. Finally I gave up and bought a new motherboard after a reinstall that didnt correct the issue.
So last resort is to get a new motherboard.
My comp kept doing this. Finally I gave up and bought a new motherboard after a reinstall that didnt correct the issue.
So last resort is to get a new motherboard.
Mental Liberator
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Did that happen after playing a lot of extreme graphic games?
Kage
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I googled it and came up with a few links that might help:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=291806&sd=RMVP
http://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?id=334 (This one seems rather interesting)
maybe this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d..._6c89b2a4-d5a9-4585-a3d1-87bc7fc39c82.xml.asp
I hope you get it working anyway, I'm not actally a coputer expert in the sense of knowing what codes mean,
but these links might definetly help you.
Hope this helps
*KaGe*
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=291806&sd=RMVP
http://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?id=334 (This one seems rather interesting)
maybe this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d..._6c89b2a4-d5a9-4585-a3d1-87bc7fc39c82.xml.asp
I hope you get it working anyway, I'm not actally a coputer expert in the sense of knowing what codes mean,
but these links might definetly help you.
Hope this helps
*KaGe*
Kage
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good good.
Yeah, it could be the ram, try it.
I know that the first stick of RAM i got was faulty ages ago, and it cuased many crashes, but we coudn't figure out what it was, until I changed the ram and suddenly, the computer became stable. We had it in for a few months too....
*KaGe*
Yeah, it could be the ram, try it.
I know that the first stick of RAM i got was faulty ages ago, and it cuased many crashes, but we coudn't figure out what it was, until I changed the ram and suddenly, the computer became stable. We had it in for a few months too....
*KaGe*
Well i had this ram from my dell 4600...wich i got probally 2 or 3 years ago....but now i started building my own pcs...Wich i like much better....just havent felt like getting new ram.....
Now i want to make a small cube pc like this
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=56-153-002&depa=0
Turns on by a remote....now thats hot its would be so much smaller then my oversized x navigator
Now i want to make a small cube pc like this
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=56-153-002&depa=0
Turns on by a remote....now thats hot its would be so much smaller then my oversized x navigator
Kage
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Sounds good
Ram can be quite cheap. 256Mb ram would be okay for normal tasks, 512Mb if you can afford it. I have 1 gig of ram and to tell the truth don't notice that much of a boost with the extra 512Mb... the computer doesn't need the extra most of the time probably.
Theres a way of knowing exactly what ram your computer will work with (though I woudln't recommed getting it from them, its just to test what would work) :
http://www.crucial.com/uk/index.asp
Use the Memory Advisor tool Because even though you can get any size ram. Its the speed that matters too
*KaGe*
Ram can be quite cheap. 256Mb ram would be okay for normal tasks, 512Mb if you can afford it. I have 1 gig of ram and to tell the truth don't notice that much of a boost with the extra 512Mb... the computer doesn't need the extra most of the time probably.
Theres a way of knowing exactly what ram your computer will work with (though I woudln't recommed getting it from them, its just to test what would work) :
http://www.crucial.com/uk/index.asp
Use the Memory Advisor tool
Because even though you can get any size ram. Its the speed that matters too*KaGe*
