Windows 7 Random Reboots no BSoD

[ickymay]

maybe it's time to run driver verifier ?

 

[bendold]

I don't have it on this computer but I would be willing to install it to let people help.

 

[zigzag3143]

I don't have it on this computer but I would be willing to install it to let people help.

You have it. Just type verifier in search

 

[Jonathan_King]

Instructions for enabling Verifier: http://www.sevenforums.com/crash-lo...-driver-verifier-identify-issues-drivers.html

 

[bendold]

Sorry about the misunderstanding. I know the computer has verify. I was answering the other question about the third party remote software. Currently reading the instructions and running verifier.

 

[bendold]

Running verifier now. I set it up according to the linked instructions. The problem I am running into now is it won't load the pages that I know cause the reboot. This is both in IE and Firefox. The internet is working as my computer can go to the webpages no problem.

Ran the verifier and selectively added and removed drivers. I could repeat the problem with them checked without a BSoD. The only drivers that caused any issues was the Intel ones and all they did was make it impossible to go to the websites I know cause a reboot. I did uninstall Avast AV just to see if that made a difference. It didn't.

Ran msconfig. Set it for selective startup and load system services only. Went into system services and disabled all 3rd party services. Also verified that startup items were not being loaded. Computer rebooted again.

 

[bendold]

Anymore suggestions?

 

[ickymay]

Anymore suggestions?

what antivirus and or third party firewall are you using ?

 

[bendold]

I had avast on there but uninstalled it. I only have the windows firewall on the computer.

On another note I did just replace the PSU to see if it was the cause. Well the PSU isn't the cause. Just rebooted on me.

 

[bendold]

Just on another question. Is it possible that the CPU could be bad? Is there a way to test it?

 

[zigzag3143]

Just on another question. Is it possible that the CPU could be bad? Is there a way to test it?

Wait... Websites causing reboots? could be a networking issue. or power issue) wake on lan)

 

[bendold]

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.

 

[ickymay]

Just on another question. Is it possible that the CPU could be bad? Is there a way to test it?

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 ?

 

[zigzag3143]

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.

What are the formats of the videos from NBC and huskers using?

 

[bendold]

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.

 

[ickymay]

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.

and do you get the crash if you only run with one memory stick in place ?

 

[bendold]

Yes. It will crash with one or both in the motherboard.

 

[Ken4000]

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

 

[bendold]

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.

 

[ickymay]

what result do your get trying my two suggestions here ??