Some applications cause warm-boot - not temperature
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Joined: Feb 2004
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From: RSA and Surrey, UK
Some applications cause warm-boot - not temperature
Hi, folks.
All's been well for a while until last week certain apps - FS2004 for example - caused the PC to boot on starting them up.
I checked the temp and pressures and all's well - also no obvious conflicts.
Since this morning FS2004 has been working just fine! However, after a very low-tech children's game still causes reboot even though a huge app. like FS2004 + Squalkbox + Internet can all run quickly together.
Any ideas please - it's like having a steering wheel in my underpants...
driving me nuts.
PSP
EGKK 08R
All's been well for a while until last week certain apps - FS2004 for example - caused the PC to boot on starting them up.
I checked the temp and pressures and all's well - also no obvious conflicts.
Since this morning FS2004 has been working just fine! However, after a very low-tech children's game still causes reboot even though a huge app. like FS2004 + Squalkbox + Internet can all run quickly together.
Any ideas please - it's like having a steering wheel in my underpants...
driving me nuts.
PSP
EGKK 08R
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From: Naples, Florida U.S.A.
PretoriaSillyperson,
Without and details about the OS and the computer hardware, we are just tossing darts at a dart board.
I would first try uninstalling the offending game and reinstalling it.
I would try loading all the latest updates for Windows as well as your Mobo, Vid Card, and Sound Card.
Then I would check the website for the offending game and see if there are any known issues.
If that does not help, then we will take a look at other options.
Take Care,
Richard
Without and details about the OS and the computer hardware, we are just tossing darts at a dart board.
I would first try uninstalling the offending game and reinstalling it.
I would try loading all the latest updates for Windows as well as your Mobo, Vid Card, and Sound Card.
Then I would check the website for the offending game and see if there are any known issues.
If that does not help, then we will take a look at other options.
Take Care,
Richard
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 87
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From: RSA and Surrey, UK
Normally, I would do all you suggest except that the fault is internitent - e.g. FS2004 was a no-go but since this morning it runs absolutely fine. That's what I don't get.
The PC is a Dell 2400 Opteron, Celeron, Intel o/b graphics with 512 RAM. Running XP Pro SP1 with Zone Alarm and AVG only in the Start Up list.
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The PC is a Dell 2400 Opteron, Celeron, Intel o/b graphics with 512 RAM. Running XP Pro SP1 with Zone Alarm and AVG only in the Start Up list.
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