Shutdown Problem when Power On Virtual Machine

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  1. Posts : 92
    Windows 7 guest, Debian host
    Thread Starter
       #11

    NO, I don't want overclocking the cpu.

    Here's the pdf file log's result, please let me know if this is what you need.

    Again, opening prime95 shut off the windows.
    Shutdown Problem when Power On Virtual Machine Attached Files
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  2. Posts : 1,839
    Windows 7 pro
       #12

    Did you look at that? It only has seconds not temps.
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  3. Posts : 92
    Windows 7 guest, Debian host
    Thread Starter
       #13

    Townsbg, how are you today.

    been busy that time the reason I didn't response to you. Until then, I noticed my hard drive not fully working. Now I got a replace from my laptop hard drive spare. So far, I got no issue only the transfer rate is slower than the one hdd I replaced. I still used it as back up saving drive temporarily while looking an almost brand-new drive but the cheapest.

    What do you think that noise in the drive is the reason this pc got the issue?
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  4. Posts : 1,839
    Windows 7 pro
       #14

    It depends upon the noise. It could simply be that the hard drive was being read from or it could have been a sign of hard drive failure. As for a change in transfer speed, that could happen if you replaced the drive with one of a lower rpm.
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  5. Posts : 92
    Windows 7 guest, Debian host
    Thread Starter
       #15

    Okay, I strongly believe and being hopeful this time my pc is going back to normal. About this hard drive failing, I reformatted it then checked disk to recover bad sectors, and it always found some problems but fixed the windows. So I reattached it to have a second hard drive, to use its life span this one terabytes lame drive.
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  6. Posts : 1,839
    Windows 7 pro
       #16

    Windows can't fix bad sectors caused by physical problems with the drive. It can only possibly fix problems with the filesystem.
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  7. Posts : 92
    Windows 7 guest, Debian host
    Thread Starter
       #17

    Have you experience repairing a drive? I really want to try a repair but the book of Mike Meyers' computer skills (2006) wrote not to open the drive and should replace a new one. I have here not seeing the bios but the platter is still rotating.

    I was thinking this idea to try when I saw a bunch of defect hard drive posted for sale, 4.5$ each. I don't know other reason why they sell it if hdd is not repairable.
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  8. Posts : 1,839
    Windows 7 pro
       #18

    Hard drives are generally only repairable by the manufacturer or experts. It is more cost effective to replace the drive unless it is still under warranty. Depending upon the problem the drive might not be repairable.
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  9. Posts : 92
    Windows 7 guest, Debian host
    Thread Starter
       #19

    For one month observation I found no problem after replacing the hdd, so I think the issue here was solved... Thanks the forum!
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