My System Keeps Shutting Down Randomly!

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  1. Posts : 221
    7 Pro Build 7600.16385x64 [2.0 WEI]
       #11

    fakeasdf said:
    Oh, I just read yer post above... Yeah, I'm sure it's fine... I love gparted, it's great for resizing... In theory it shouldn't do anything different, but why not:) He could always delete all of the partitions and do a full format, that would take forever and make you want to slit your wrists...
    it doesn't take THAT long, and i was thinking that it'd be better than him using the XP disc to format the drive and then cancel the XP setup.
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  2. Posts : 7
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #12

    Ok, so while in safe mode i disabled the following services via msconfig:
    Apple Mobile Device
    Bonjour Service

    And I set quicktime not to open upon startup.

    Now everything is working again... Hmm...
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  3. Posts : 488
    Win 7 Pro x64 x 3, Win 7 Pro x86, Ubuntu 9.04
       #13

    Oh apple... You SOB... I vote we slit its wrists...
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  4. Posts : 221
    7 Pro Build 7600.16385x64 [2.0 WEI]
       #14

    duo8675309 said:
    Ok, so while in safe mode i disabled the following services via msconfig:
    Apple Mobile Device
    Bonjour Service

    And I set quicktime not to open upon startup.

    Now everything is working again... Hmm...
    are you serious? crazy.
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  5. Posts : 488
    Win 7 Pro x64 x 3, Win 7 Pro x86, Ubuntu 9.04
       #15

    I think MS should disable all start up programs, and make it pop up UAC for any program that wants to add itself into start up folder/registry or even services... I would reject pretty much everything..
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  6. Posts : 1,519
    El Capitan / Windows 10
       #16

    duo8675309 said:
    Ok, so while in safe mode i disabled the following services via msconfig:
    Apple Mobile Device
    Bonjour Service

    And I set quicktime not to open upon startup.

    Now everything is working again... Hmm...
    Sue Apple for sabotaging Windows 7. That's anti-competitive behavior no matter what your views are.
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  7. Posts : 2
    win 7
       #17

    I have the same problem


    ok so my screen stoped working like 2 months ago(laptop) so i havent used it all this time. i have win 7 beta on it and it worked fine(i used it for about a month) and yesterday i bought a monitor for it. so anyways i tryed it at my bros house and watched some dbz videos i had on my hdd. n i went home (let my bro borrow it) n now he tells me that it keeps turning off n its exaclly what this guy is talking about it only works in safe mode. which is what i am using to write this. so im gonna try to take of the itunes things it says on 1 of the posts and c if it works. i hope so!
    oh and i tryed restoring to win vista 2 times but it shut off
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  8. Posts : 7
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #18

    Ok, false alarm. It's still doing it, but much less frequently. andythecurefan, I downloaded Gparted and burnt it to a CD using magicISO but it won't boot up. I downloaded the official stable ISO for x86 systems and magicISO said it was bootable, so idk what's up. I'll figure out a way to format it though, because I think that is the root of all my problems. Everything was fine until I tried to do that. If it doesn't work this time then I'll just reinstall xp and wait for the official release of seven. And cry. A lot.
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  9. Posts : 488
    Win 7 Pro x64 x 3, Win 7 Pro x86, Ubuntu 9.04
       #19

    Try 7127... It was just leaked on the web last night...
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  10. Posts : 1,086
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
       #20

    Never thought it could be your psu. Same thing was happening to me and it was the psu. It just kept shutting down randomly and at no specific time. Sounds very similar to your problem.
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