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@junayd | |
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My desktop restarts without warning. Ive replaced power cable but still no joy. Anyone with a fix? |
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@sisfreak2017 | 7 July 17 |
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@john_163 | 10 July 17 |
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try takeng out the ram n insert it back...also see the temp of ur cpu..or go to safe mode an see if it restarts...hold shift and restart button
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@junayd | 18 July 17 |
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Its more a hardware fault then rather than software? Software stuff im fine with...hardware..im not so nifty with
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@sisfreak2017 | 21 July 17 |
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replace cmos battery. And do a little dance
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@dom4subs | 22 July 17 |
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I thought the dance was before replacing battery
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@missmobi | 1 January 18 |
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@ sisfreak2017 - 7.07.17 - 02:52am System Restore http://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/12415/windows-10-recovery-options can i ask wots this for |
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@sisfreak2017 | 1 January 18 |
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@ missmobi - 1.01.18 - 06:29am can i ask wots this for Yes ovcourse you can , its not exclusive to win10 its the inbuilt utility that restores your windows computer to an earlier date , hopefully from when everything was A.O.k ovcourse youll loose all your new stuffs if it works, but you can always restore forward back to the current including any problems |
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@dbh | 7 January 18 |
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After looking at all the above, be sure to also check the fan and make sure it's working
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@sibz86 | 21 March 18 |
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Use to do this to me whilst dloading very large files/games had to do a system restore and worked
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@a.m.d | 2 April 18 |
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Windows rebooting for no reason can be caused by various things. Overheating components, faulty components, driver problems, etc. The first thing to look at is if you've added anything new to your PC before this started. New hardware, new software, a driver update (this can be tricky with Windows 10 and it's automatic driver updates). Try booting into safe mode and see if it still happens. To do this, start your pc, but reboot it when the Windows logo appears, 3 times in succession. It will then give you a boot menu after the 3rd reboot. Choose Troubleshoot - Advanced options - Startup settings and then click Restart. When it boots up you can press 4 for Safe Mode. If your PC still does the same, it points to a hardware fault. If it doesn't, that generally means it's a driver problem. For hardware, the most common culprit for random reboots is a faulty graphics card. It could also be an overheating CPU or faulty RAM. You will either have to swap these out with known good components to check which is the culprit, or if you can't do that yourself I suggest taking your PC to a repair shop. |
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@a.m.d | 2 April 18 |
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I only just saw how old this post is... Resurrecting ancient posts much?
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@1clivey1 | 2 April 18 |
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windows 10 is pants the amount of updates taking up space is unreal glad i switched to apple os no problems since
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