system restarts automatically

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My computer restarts automatically, usually while playing games with
high graphics card requirement.

My mother board is Krypton,
and it has "Nvdia g-force 4 generic" Built-in graphics card, 128 MB
Built-in graphics memory.

Can any one say what's the problem and solution too.
Thanks..........
 
My computer restarts automatically, usually while playing games with
high graphics card requirement.

My mother board is Krypton,
and it has "Nvdia g-force 4 generic" Built-in graphics card, 128 MB
Built-in graphics memory.

Can any one say what's the problem and solution too.
Thanks..........
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Overheating or power supply problem IMO
 
: My computer restarts automatically, usually while playing games with
: high graphics card requirement.
:
: My mother board is Krypton,
: and it has "Nvdia g-force 4 generic" Built-in graphics card, 128 MB
: Built-in graphics memory.
:
: Can any one say what's the problem and solution too.
: Thanks..........

Haruumph! More "Google groups" pollution....<sigh>

j.
 
Jack said:
: My computer restarts automatically, usually while playing games with
: high graphics card requirement.
:
: My mother board is Krypton,
: and it has "Nvdia g-force 4 generic" Built-in graphics card, 128 MB
: Built-in graphics memory.
:
: Can any one say what's the problem and solution too.
: Thanks..........

Haruumph! More "Google groups" pollution....<sigh>

j.
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doesn't seem like pollution to me.
And if you are really from IBM you should have a disclaimer.

How are things in Ct.?
 
from said:
My computer restarts automatically, usually while playing games with
high graphics card requirement.

My mother board is Krypton,
and it has "Nvdia g-force 4 generic" Built-in graphics card, 128 MB
Built-in graphics memory.

Can any one say what's the problem and solution too.
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I can tell you that the first debugging step is to turn off 'restart
after error' in my computer, properties, advanced, startup & recovery.
You should then be able to read the blue screen suicide note from
Windows (assuming you're actually getting one). Probably it'll tell you
that some piece of nVidia driver falling over under stress (you did
update all the nForce4 drivers to the latest .. yes?)
 
doesn't seem like pollution to me.
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Depends how you look at it - the OP did not post to this Usenet NG but to
some "GoogleGROUP" which did an auto-forward to here. This is happening
more & more, with other Web Forums too. The OPs have never read this NG,
nor its charter or intent, which is obvious by the info they (don't) supply
in their pleas for help.

If you also consider that Google would rather that Usenet did not exist and
would rather it fade away into oblivion to be replaced by their own
ad-sponsored private groups, it can certainly be seen as an uninvited
pollution of Usenet. Maybe you hadn't noticed that everything you post
here is reproduced all over the WWW by sites which pretend to offer
"advice" for a "price", perceived or not.
 
George Macdonald said:
Depends how you look at it - the OP did not post to this Usenet NG but
to
some "GoogleGROUP" which did an auto-forward to here. This is
happening
more & more, with other Web Forums too. The OPs have never read this
NG,
nor its charter or intent, which is obvious by the info they (don't)
supply
in their pleas for help.

If you also consider that Google would rather that Usenet did not exist
and
would rather it fade away into oblivion to be replaced by their own
ad-sponsored private groups, it can certainly be seen as an uninvited
pollution of Usenet. Maybe you hadn't noticed that everything you post
here is reproduced all over the WWW by sites which pretend to offer
"advice" for a "price", perceived or not.
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Nah, hadn't noticed. When I see google groups I just figure it is the
google archive and access to usenet that we have most likely all used at
one time or another. I sure have. Pretty hard to run a newsreader with
authentication from the public computer in a hotel "business center".

del
 
I can tell you that the first debugging step is to turn off 'restart
after error' in my computer, properties, advanced, startup & recovery.
You should then be able to read the blue screen suicide note from
Windows (assuming you're actually getting one). Probably it'll tell you
that some piece of nVidia driver falling over under stress (you did
update all the nForce4 drivers to the latest .. yes?)
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Yes , i do get that blue screen sometimes usually when i install Nero
Image Drive Software.
 
George said:
Depends how you look at it - the OP did not post to this Usenet NG but to
some "GoogleGROUP" which did an auto-forward to here. This is happening
more & more, with other Web Forums too. The OPs have never read this NG,
nor its charter or intent, which is obvious by the info they (don't) supply
in their pleas for help.
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Seems like a direct post to Usenet through Google Groups rather than an
indirect auto-forward. If you consider Google Groups to be an
auto-forwarder, then you'd have to count every news server in the world
to be an indirect auto-forwarder into Usenet too.

This is likely the former Dejanews service that Google took over eons ago.
If you also consider that Google would rather that Usenet did not exist and
would rather it fade away into oblivion to be replaced by their own
ad-sponsored private groups, it can certainly be seen as an uninvited
pollution of Usenet. Maybe you hadn't noticed that everything you post
here is reproduced all over the WWW by sites which pretend to offer
"advice" for a "price", perceived or not.
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Though Google has its own private Google Groups too, it's maintaining
its public connection to the Usenet just as much as before. And it
doesn't need to create a separate network to attach ads to those
messages, afterall it's controlling the interface to those groups while
you're accessing through Google Groups, so it can give you ads whether
you're using the private Google Groups, or the public Google Groups
interface to Usenet.

I can't blame Google for wanting to create its own private forums
database. Having recently created a newsgroup, I've found out that the
main Usenet hierarchies are locked down -- i.e. you can't create new
newsgroup at all, except in the alt.* hierarchy, or the new,
even-more-ungoverned free.* hierarchy. All of the main comp.*, rec.*,
misc.*, etc. are now locked down due to infighting.

For the most part, I find answers are much more easy to find in Google
Groups search than it is in Google's websearch.

Yousuf Khan
 
santosh said:
My computer restarts automatically, usually while playing games with
high graphics card requirement.

My mother board is Krypton,
and it has "Nvdia g-force 4 generic" Built-in graphics card, 128 MB
Built-in graphics memory.

Can any one say what's the problem and solution too.
Thanks..........
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Sounds as if either the powersupply is not producing enough power, or
perhaps your motherboard is overheating. Do you run any kind of
temperature monitoring program on your PC, like Motherboard Monitor?

Yousuf Khan
 
Seems like a direct post to Usenet through Google Groups rather than an
indirect auto-forward. If you consider Google Groups to be an
auto-forwarder, then you'd have to count every news server in the world
to be an indirect auto-forwarder into Usenet too.
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I don't follow that at all - Usenet *is* the collection of news servers;
Google's interface to it is something else. As for Google being an
auto-forwarder, I just believed Jack so I'm not sure how the msg got here
nor what the OP's "interface" was.
This is likely the former Dejanews service that Google took over eons ago.
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I believe that Google's presentation has evolved to something quite
different and with a different goal.
Though Google has its own private Google Groups too, it's maintaining
its public connection to the Usenet just as much as before. And it
doesn't need to create a separate network to attach ads to those
messages, afterall it's controlling the interface to those groups while
you're accessing through Google Groups, so it can give you ads whether
you're using the private Google Groups, or the public Google Groups
interface to Usenet.
??So??

I can't blame Google for wanting to create its own private forums
database. Having recently created a newsgroup, I've found out that the
main Usenet hierarchies are locked down -- i.e. you can't create new
newsgroup at all, except in the alt.* hierarchy, or the new,
even-more-ungoverned free.* hierarchy. All of the main comp.*, rec.*,
misc.*, etc. are now locked down due to infighting.
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They *have* "forgotten" a couple of times to present Usenet as a separate
entity in the "repertoire of "groups". I don't think I'm being paranoid
here when I say that when I saw that I got err, worried. Add in the
attacks of the extreme right in the U.S., who see Usenet as a binary porn
farm and I am wary about Usenet's future.
For the most part, I find answers are much more easy to find in Google
Groups search than it is in Google's websearch.
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Huh? They're searching different domains of info. In fact when I search
for info specific to some professional pursuit, like e.g. Windows domain
admin., I find little on Usenet and more & more pay sites on WWW.
 
santosh said:
My computer restarts automatically, usually while playing games with
high graphics card requirement.
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I have 4 motherboards having the same problem over the years, so I might
know the answer.

Most components on motherboards can last more than 10 years except the
capacitors which become problematic in 2 years under heavy usage. You can
spend $50 to have them replaced or just buy another new motherboard.
 
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