"Windows is starting"...to be a pain. System shuts down

Sasquatch

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I saw this issue raised a few times, but wasn't exactly like mine.
My machine started randomly shutting down after having the RC version about 6 months, to the point where it wouldn't even start anymore.
So, I reformatted that partition and went to install W7 pro.

Now, when I get to the "Windows is starting" screen he whole thing consistently shuts down.

I've updated the BIOS, played with the BIOS, bought a new DVDRW (power issues) still shuts down.

Any other suggestions other than buying a whole new machine with it pre-installed?

Thanks a Mil :D
 

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Have you tried running start up repair three times? (as th first go might not get it)

Also,have you tried loading your vidoe driver?
 

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This is definitely a hardware problem. You may have a disk error in your system. Go to your bios. See if there is a memory or disk checker in there. If there is run it! The randomly shutting down problem could also be because of a problem with fans. CPUs will automatically stop and shut down as safety against overheating.
In addition, try disabling various hardware from your bios and see whether a change in results will happen. :)
 

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Minotaur, I haven't tried the video driver. This is a brand new HD. I haven't even formatted it yet.

Capella, as I said, this is a brand new HD. I upgraded the 120gb to two 500gb's.
I don't see many options to turn off mobo hardware. Like what?

Diskcheck said this drive is A-OK and the fans seem to be running smoothly.
 

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Try disabling various components like network lan, wireless card, ram sticks, etc.
Im pretty sure this is hardware related though, Jonathan :D
 

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Windows 7 64 bit build 7600
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ATI Radeon HD 4350/Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD
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Realtek/Conexant Smartaudio High Definition Device
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24 mb
This may sound dumb, but wouldn't you need network and RAM?
 

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Ok, I got a couple issues ironed out, but still am having the shut down at start up.
I'm running a GeForce 6100MM v1 (AM2 64bit) motherboard. I'm assuming it's either that (a bad mobo) or a bad power supply. However, the power supply is only a couple months old.
 

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Win 7 Pro 64 / XP Pro SP3Athlon II 644gb 4000DDR
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
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Athlon II 64
Motherboard
ECS
Memory
4gb 4000DDR
Hard Drives
2x 1tb Samsung drives
Cooling
3 90mm case fans
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