My computer keeps on restarting all by itself and......Should i delete this?(pls read inside)?
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The first one is a dump file which was created when it crashed. PRoably the second one too. \nThere is a worm/trojan that causes the computer to start by itelf over and over but I don't think it would be creating those error reports. \nMight want to check a program called "MEMTEST" \nhttp://www.hcidesign.com/memtest/ it sounds like a RAM problem to me. \nCheck this Microsoft site for more info.\nhttp://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp\n You can make a boot floppy with one of these programs to test the memory before it goes into windows.
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Sounds like a program running n the background, go to start/run and type msconfig, when it opens look thru the list for that particular program and uncheck it, reboot.\ngood luck/
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leave it alone. it runs just fine. do you want to void your warranty? if you cant decide what to do with your excess of money, i have some ideas......
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It could be many things.... start by disconnecting  your Hard Drive... if it still restarts and does not let you stay in the bios try a new Power Supply... if persist its most likely your motherboard... make sure to disconnect  everything else...
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right click on my computer, select properties, select advanced tab, select settings of set up and recovery and uncheck the box of automatically restart. It will solve ur problem.
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It is shutting down. Your computer just takes a long time to shut down. Maybe it has many processes active or you need to cleanup your files.
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The main reasons for restarts: 1.bad memory 2.overheating (can either be processor or chipset)   Yours sounds as if it's your processor overheating, though, since it's usually happening when you're using your processor at or near 100% usage.  \n\nTry turning it on, then going into the BIOS, and check your temps there.  If it's idling much above 50°C in the BIOS, then that's almost surely your problem.  More than likely, you just need to go to Wal-Mart, and buy a can of compressed air, and blow all of the dust out of your heatsink.
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your pc is over heating that is why it is rebooting itslef and in due course it is damaging your software...\n\nIn short u have a hardware problem.\n\nwhat u must do ?\n\n1)check the temperature of your pc.\n2)check your fans.\n\nu must call a hardware expert and must install your OS again.
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well, Im no expert but you could have provided more detail. Like when did this start to happen? Have you installed anything lately? There might have been a conflict with some other software or you might have intentionally deleted some files that it needs to run. I suggest that you either go for system restore or if that doesnt do that trick uninstall then reinstall...Hope that helps. (",)
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in windows xp there is an option called as savepoint which has the last configuration of ur system performing well.\nin a nutshell when u reboot(restart)  ur system just press F8 and then of all those options select the option\nStart in last known good configuration.\nit howevers removes any program that has been installed and is causing problem try this first,.\nif it doesnot work run a system scan using a antivirus that will definitely help.\neven then if things does not sort out format ur hard drive and reinstall everything.\nBEST OF LUCK!!!!!!!!1
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Your machine is lacking in memory.\n\nYou are running too many memory resident programs and/or you have more windows open (could be browser windows or other applications). \n\nReduce the active load on your machine.\n\nIf that does not help, then restart, may be a program is stuck in a loop somewhere.\n\nIf even that does not help, run an anti-virus, may be you have avirus.\n\nIf that also does not help, try reinstalling the operating system.\n\nIn case nothing of the above works, get a new machine with better specs.
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you have a lot of "stuff" running in the background or something like drivers or programs are conflicting and XP has to deal with them before shutting down. Also if you have restore points activated it could be saving a restore point
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I think people use system restore too often. This is supposed to be a last resort. Everyone so qiock to jump to system restore. Tell me who makes your computer and I will give you there tech support number.
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not sure\nthe best - unplug and re-plug ur pc, then restart..
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check in your start up ..\nGo to START > RUN > type in " msconfig >\nthen go to START UP it should be there to uncheck\n\nIf it still runs it is probably needs to be deleted in your registry \nThat's START > RUN > Type in "regedit > click on \nHKEY_current_USER >Software> Microsoft> Windows> Current Version>Run ...what you need to delete should be here or in\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\n>Software> Microsoft> Windows> Current Version> Run or run once
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Reboot your computer. this is a commen problam.
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Yes it sounds like a hardware problem, if not then it could be some sort of virus or bug.  I would do a virus check and a hardware check.  Like run a diagnostic test on your computer to make sure all the hardware is running properly.