loud sound then multiple restarts and bluescreen


  1. HAVOC
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    loud sound then multiple restarts and bluescreen


    I had two tabs open (watching Sanford and Son on youtube). Heard a loud sound when I clicked on the other tab. Computer restarted three times with a blue screen each time. Computer now runs fine.
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  3. HAVOC
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    Used the blue screen viewer to read the dump file. Said something about video port.
    I think the netbook shut off because of too high a temperature.

    This was on my Acer Aspire One netbook not the computer in my specs.
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