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EvilLawnGnome · 11-06-2006, 10:44 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Splash-X

A restart is most commonly caused by a faulty driver / system crash. Have you tried to view the Event log to see if it has any details about the error?

Likewise, assuming you're using XP have you turned off automatic restart on system failure? (control panel => system => advanced tab => startup & recovery) This may give you some more information.

I have the error logging and reporting turned off. I'm pretty sure that the system isn't set to restart. I just don't understand why it would start doing this out of nowhere. Could be the bios as well. I'll check tomorrow after school. Thank you by the way.

11-06-2006, 10:44 PM	#17
EvilLawnGnome Low Bitrate Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 103	Quote: Originally Posted by Splash-X A restart is most commonly caused by a faulty driver / system crash. Have you tried to view the Event log to see if it has any details about the error? Likewise, assuming you're using XP have you turned off automatic restart on system failure? (control panel => system => advanced tab => startup & recovery) This may give you some more information. I have the error logging and reporting turned off. I'm pretty sure that the system isn't set to restart. I just don't understand why it would start doing this out of nowhere. Could be the bios as well. I'll check tomorrow after school. Thank you by the way. __________________ Build Two: Planning: [==========]100% Purchasing: [=========-]90% (Other 10% is still in Beta) Design: [=======---]70% (Still trying to get into my schools protolab) Install: [=========-]90% (Still working on screen beisel)