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Reboot (?)

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Hello,

Just wondered why my computer is rebooting after most of my startups..

I mean, after ive started the computer and logged on, i have average 1-2 minutes before reboot.

Windows leaves no messages before doing it, but after i got this "The system made a error" or something :)

If some of ya know anything "against" this, please let me know! :/

cheers

I've had a similar reboot problem, but it's totally unrelated to the MSBlast worm.

I think you should check your box, especially the power supply (while the machine is running) to see if the fans are working properly.

I have a problem with my power supply being that the fans only work when they feel like it, resulting in overheating of the PSU. This in turn causes my pc to reboot every 2-3 mins of logging on. (Sometimes it doesn't even reach the Windows Startup logo) :)

i Use to have that problem with my old omputer just before the motherborad when !!BANG!! no joke

:)

LOL :rolleyes:

The last time a pc 'died' on me was when i added a 2nd HD to it. The psu couldn't support the load for too long so it shut down on me. I couldn't revive it. :)

After that, I replaced the psu but I think the mobo and ram died as well.

Like Sedative said it is probably the Blaster, but always possible that it is a thermal issue also. We really need more info on exactly what is happening...

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thank you guys :rolleyes:

i tried the blaster removal, unless it wasnt that, it helped anyway :D

:)

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