clidx Posted August 1, 2007 Posted August 1, 2007 i fairly recently got windows vista home premiumit's been working fine for a monthbut now, about every half hour it keeps restarting. it goes straight to the bios, none of the "windows is shutting down..." stuff. then it saysDISK BOOT ERROR, PLEASE INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTERpressing enter does nothingthen i have to cold boot the pc for it to worki'm also running windows xp in dual boot, it has never had this problem, and isn't at the moment even though vista doeshaving to cold boot sort of makes me think it might be a hardware/driver error, so just in case, i have a logitech quickcam messenger, netgear wpn311 adapter, realtek RTL8169/8110 ethernet and intel 92815g graphics on a gigabyte ga-8i915g-mf motherboard and working drivers, reinstalling drivers made no difference
neo Posted August 1, 2007 Posted August 1, 2007 Are you using genuine Windows or not ?Some Royalty OEM based cracked having problems.
killerb255 Posted August 1, 2007 Posted August 1, 2007 (edited) i fairly recently got windows vista home premiumit's been working fine for a monthbut now, about every half hour it keeps restarting. it goes straight to the bios, none of the "windows is shutting down..." stuff. then it saysDISK BOOT ERROR, PLEASE INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTERpressing enter does nothingthen i have to cold boot the pc for it to worki'm also running windows xp in dual boot, it has never had this problem, and isn't at the moment even though vista doeshaving to cold boot sort of makes me think it might be a hardware/driver error, so just in case, i have a logitech quickcam messenger, netgear wpn311 adapter, realtek RTL8169/8110 ethernet and intel 92815g graphics on a gigabyte ga-8i915g-mf motherboard and working drivers, reinstalling drivers made no differenceYou're getting a suppressed Blue Screen of Death (BSOD).In Vista:Start -> Control Panel -> System (in Classic View) -> Advanced System Settings -> under "Startup and Recovery", click "Settings" -> uncheck "Automatically restart" -> Apply -> OK.Next time your computer "restarts," it won't restart...it'll give you a true BSOD.Write down EVERYTHING on the BSOD and post it here. Edited August 1, 2007 by killerb255
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