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Random Shut Downs
mercman_3
Posts: 428 Forumite
in Techie Stuff
Hi,
Once again turn to the vast knowledge that this forum has in the hope you can assist with a computer problem i am having
Computer randomly freezes ( cursor freezes and not even cntrl - alt - del works).
Have to reboot....sometimes but rarely then get a window up saying windows has recovered from a serious fault, but not all the time
Has on occasion just given me a blue screen with the usual 'begining dump of physical memory' shown
I believe this may well be a hardware problem....is there a quick easy way to fault diagnose?
Regards
Pete
Once again turn to the vast knowledge that this forum has in the hope you can assist with a computer problem i am having
Computer randomly freezes ( cursor freezes and not even cntrl - alt - del works).
Have to reboot....sometimes but rarely then get a window up saying windows has recovered from a serious fault, but not all the time
Has on occasion just given me a blue screen with the usual 'begining dump of physical memory' shown
I believe this may well be a hardware problem....is there a quick easy way to fault diagnose?
Regards
Pete
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Comments
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clean out your cpu fan.(if needed)
this all based on Windows XP (you didnt tell us)
right click on my computer goto properties goto advanced
startup and recovery -> settings (3rd one down)
untick automatically restart in the system failure section.
that will prevent windows restart on fatal error.0 -
Thanks
Is there a quick way i can check update the hardware drivers?
Regards
Pete
is XP home i am using0 -
i do each bit of hardware.
but i think there are programs to do this for you.0
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