Windows 7 Restarts at random times.


  1. Posts : 116
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    Windows 7 Restarts at random times.


    Help my computer restarts at random times !!! No Bsod.
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    Xnefoo said:
    Help my computer restarts at random times !!! No Bsod.
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    Could we get a bit more information? computer specs, network setup, OS, etc
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    Hello there, please run Speccy to find out your temperatures and if they're related to the restarts

    Speccy Download Speccy - Download

    Install it and post a ScreenShot here :) and also, a little bit more information about your PC as ZZ says.
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  4. Posts : 116
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    cOMPUTER sPECS:

    MotherBoard: Gigabyte: GA-MA785GM-US2H

    Cpu: AMD Phenom II x4 920 Processor

    Memory: 2 X COrsair CM2x2048-6400C5

    Netowrk adapter: Realtek pcie gbe family controller

    Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT 1024 MB

    Sound: Reaktek High Definition Audio

    HardDrive: Seagate ST3250410AS



    image: http://i721.photobucket.com/albums/w...756/Speccy.png
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  5. Posts : 2,588
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    did this just recently start happening? if so, do a system restore. If its a new installation, then you might as well reinstall. There may be a program that is causing this that has been installed, or you may have automatic updates set to automatically restart after it finished updating. The BIOS could very well be set poorly, and you may want to change the power settings to the high setting just to see if it helps. You may not have enough power getting to the system. Is your Power Supply big enough for your system? You shouldn't need too much, but if you have too little, it can mess up everything

    Basically, it can be a lot of things so the more information you give, the easier it is to narrow down our help
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  6. Posts : 116
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    DustSailor said:
    did this just recently start happening? if so, do a system restore. If its a new installation, then you might as well reinstall. There may be a program that is causing this that has been installed, or you may have automatic updates set to automatically restart after it finished updating. The BIOS could very well be set poorly, and you may want to change the power settings to the high setting just to see if it helps. You may not have enough power getting to the system. Is your Power Supply big enough for your system? You shouldn't need too much, but if you have too little, it can mess up everything

    Basically, it can be a lot of things so the more information you give, the easier it is to narrow down our help
    Ok thanks i'll try to do that.
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  7. Posts : 116
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    dont think it has to do anything with sys restore. I just got the restart again i checked the processor temp it is 67 C. So yeah. But how do i cool it off ? And how to i check what kind of fan do i have?
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  8. Posts : 116
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    Ok thanks guys anyways i found out that the program i was using was making the cpu to hot it was using all the cores
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  9. Posts : 2,588
    Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
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    Xnefoo said:
    dont think it has to do anything with sys restore. I just got the restart again i checked the processor temp it is 67 C. So yeah. But how do i cool it off ? And how to i check what kind of fan do i have?
    I think the only way is if you open your case and look at the fan. Chances are you have a standard fan that came wit the setup. They have better heatsink fans, and they also have liquid cooling that really will lower the temps.
    Xnefoo said:
    Ok thanks guys anyways i found out that the program i was using was making the cpu to hot it was using all the cores
    Glad we could help.
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