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Old 14th August 2014 | 08:09
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From: Walton on the Naze Essex.
Since it seemingly can't see an NIC, have you tried to disable it at BIOS level?


Some old timing circuits used to use heat and could easily be accurate within a minute out of 30, but not to a second out of 30 minuets.


My old HP shut down due to the capacitors adjacent to the CPU. It was a fairly accurate timing, but not exact. However, it might be worth a look at those to see if any are oozing. Usually 5 years old before that happens.

You might also look at core temps and see if one misbehaves, but again, accurate to a second in 30 minutes it wouldn't be.


It sounds like you've asked yourself what should comply with what at 30 mins - and does not.

Despite it seeming independent of OS, I'd still boot with a non-windows OS just to make sure.
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