Why does my computer keep on restarting?

[Baggy2014]

Hi i just brought a new SSD to get rid of this problem but it is still happening on a fresh windows .My PC just restarts randomly when i am browsing the web or doing anything else i have test my ram and there are no errors on that end it cant be the ssd because it brand new. I have installed the latest drivers from windows update and driver update. Now i downloaded bluscreen viewer and it keeps on reporting the same thing ntoskrnl.exe i have tried looking but none of the fixes seem to work so this is my last option.
The CPU is running fine on load at 28C so it cant be the heat so please can you give me a fix because this has happenedd 5 times since installing a fresh windows here is a report file on blue screen viewer View attachment Report.txt hopefully you can help me fix this.

 

[xunile]

Have you tried a new PSU?

 

[Golden]

What make and model SSD is it? Upload the Report.txt file from Mega, here directly.

 

[Baggy2014]

Na haven't tried a new psu yet why could it be that and have uploaded the report file to here and the SSD make is OCZ 128GB Agility 4

 

[xunile]

A failing PSU can cause a PC to restart and do all kinds of strange things.

 

[Britton30]

Agreed a bad/failing/weak PSU can cause all the issues. Your BSOD points to an undefined hardware problem too. Low voltage, "dirty" power can cause this.

 

[BugMeister]

check your disk/mobo connections - the SATA cable could be working loose..

 

[Layback Bear]

Could you please put in your System Specs what power supply is in your system.

 

[Baggy2014]

Hi thanks for all your replies i have tested my PSU with my mates PC and he has a more demanding PC than me and it works fine i have tested for a night.The sata and power connections are firmly pluged into the SSD and all other connections.I have put the most recent minidump and blueScreen viewer report here hopefully we can fix this.View attachment Minidump.rar

 

[Britton30]

You should follow the instructions here http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-hel...ath-bsod-posting-instructions.html#post836073 starting a thread in that forum and using the dmp tool they have.

 

[lehnerus2000]

Try using different SATA cables.
The ones you are using may be broken (inside the insulation or the conductors may have separated from the connectors).

Maybe your SSD is faulty.
Can you try the SSD in your friend's PC?