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Windows 7 Random Reboots no BSoD
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What happens is that I go to NBCsprots and watch a video and at the same time go to huskers.com and have a video going there and after a short time reboot. It happens in both IE and Firefox though it takes a bit longer to reboot when watching in firefox.
I have tried both the network driver that was on the CD of the motherboard and the latest one from intel.
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most effective stress test I recommend would be prime95 just let it run and if you have a hardware issue it will produce errors within the first few minutes ?
another thing to try is run DPC Latency checker which will show you any power spikes or latencies that your drivers are producing ?
what is the exact name and model of your ram ?
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I am using Kingston KVR1333D3N9/2G Memory. Is is setup as dual channel 2 2GB sticks. I did memtest86+ 4.10 on them and they pass.
The videos are played in flash players on the husker site and I believe this is the same on the NBC site.
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Yes. It will crash with one or both in the motherboard.
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Hi there
I have the same problem, and I was so glad to find your post...then I know i'm not alone.
I'm new here and this is also my first post, so I don't know if You can see my profile/setup.
I have also run all the test posted here with success, no errors. I was thinking if it could be a flash or graphic card problem or maybe a combination.
I normally put my pc in hybrid sleep, but will run some tests.
1. test: Remove the graphic card and try another.
2. test: Deaktivate hybrid sleep (can't remember if this has been tryed).
3. test: Deaktivate wake on lan.
Best regards
Kenneth
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Sorry to hear you are having the same problem Kenneth. I have tried replacing every piece of hardware with no luck. I have also tried loading 32 bit Windows and the flash player to see if that helped but it didn't. It still reboots without a BSoD or any other error.
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