critical error 1 minute pc will restart due to network prob!


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    critical error 1 minute pc will restart due to network prob!


    first off I appreciate sevenforums allowing me to post here..please excuse any typos b/c of my pc problem Im forced to type from my ppc.

    Whenever I boot up in normal mode or safe with networking I get an error that says windows critical error. your computer will restart in 1 minute. I know its from something to do with the network b/c I can boot in normal mode fine with my nw cable unplugged and then I plug it in and the error msg comes up again and the pc goes in a rebooting cycle..In the event viewer it says eventid 7001 I think and various errors...the funny thing is that this happened last week and it went away and now it has come back and wont go away!

    please seven forums help me out.. thanks
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  2. Posts : 3,139
    Systems 1 and 2: Windows 7 Enterprise x64, Win 8 Developer
       #2

    Did this always happen, or is this something new? If it just happened, did it occur after a Windows update, or you updating a driver? Try restoring your computer to a date before any of this occurred. Does this address the problem?

    Oh, and check out:
    Event ID 7001
    for event log errors.
    You will need to know the source as well as the type.
    Let us know how this goes.
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    Thread Starter
       #3

    it happened last week but went away
    Lemur said:
    Did this always happen, or is this something new? If it just happened, did it occur after a Windows update, or you updating a driver? Try restoring your computer to a date before any of this occurred. Does this address the problem?

    Oh, and check out:
    Event ID 7001
    for event log errors.
    You will need to know the source as well as the type.
    Let us know how this goes.
    it happened last week and it went away but wont go back away..i cant restore it bc i dont keep restore points and as far as the windows updates there has been lots of security updates installed on 0812 and 0813

    as far as the event id its the service control one. now that ive unplugged the nw cable the comp works fine but kinda useless
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    Thread Starter
       #4

    I seem to have the exact same problem as this guy

    sevenforums.com/general-discussion/102567-windows-has-encountered-critical-problem-will-restart-automatic.html
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  5. Posts : 1,326
    Windows 7 Ultimate RTM (Technet)
       #5

    block215 said:
    it happened last week but went away
    Lemur said:
    Did this always happen, or is this something new? If it just happened, did it occur after a Windows update, or you updating a driver? Try restoring your computer to a date before any of this occurred. Does this address the problem?

    Oh, and check out:
    Event ID 7001
    for event log errors.
    You will need to know the source as well as the type.
    Let us know how this goes.
    it happened last week and it went away but wont go back away..i cant restore it bc i dont keep restore points and as far as the windows updates there has been lots of security updates installed on 0812 and 0813

    as far as the event id its the service control one. now that ive unplugged the nw cable the comp works fine but kinda useless
    I hope in the future you will leave System Restore turned on. It would have had you out of this mess after the first occurrence.
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    Thread Starter
       #6

    bump
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  7. ryo
    Posts : 1,953
    windows 7
       #7

    try to use the other network card. :)
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    Thread Starter
       #8

    i tried both plus my phone as modem all causes error
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  9. ryo
    Posts : 1,953
    windows 7
       #9

    the error is same?? critical error network?
    Going to BIOS and when you put your network card in it,check the bios of the network card.
    sorry i can't take snapshot because not using PC.
    and do some trick. bring out your battery bios and put it back again. even that's not the problems, but should try. :)
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