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  1. #31
    Krystal Molle' Guest

    Computer Randomly Shuts Off

    My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory). Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough to run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn it back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the disk drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning (today is Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work Monday, but right now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to do a full system restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points, but something happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus scan once the computer stays on, think that might be a virus).

    PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life ahead of it.:).



    Beth Griffin wrote:

    shut down problems
    27-Oct-08

    I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes to a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then power it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not shutting down properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thanks.

    Previous Posts In This Thread:

    On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:20 PM
    RogueWarrio wrote:

    Vista shuts down for no reason
    Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater PC).
    It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE). It
    has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.

    When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart - the PC
    actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure - so it
    starts back up.

    I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The CPU is
    a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is an
    Intel DP35DP motherboard.

    This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no idea
    what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is nothing
    - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.

    Please help! Thanks

    On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:46 PM
    Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

    You probably have either an underrated or defectivepower supply unit.
    You probably have either an underrated or defective
    power supply unit.

    --
    Carey Frisch
    Microsoft MVP
    Windows Shell/User

    ----------------------------------------------------------------------

    "RogueWarrior"wrote:

    Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater PC).
    It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE). It
    has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.

    When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart - the PC
    actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure - so it
    starts back up.

    I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The CPU is
    a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is an
    Intel DP35DP motherboard.

    This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no idea
    what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is nothing
    - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.

    Please help! Thanks

    On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:20 PM
    RogueWarrio wrote:

    The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts.
    The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts. The machine runs cool and
    happy - the all of a sudden (and almost every hour between 8-11 PM - very
    weird) it shuts down without warning. I hear the CPU fan spin up and then it
    shuts down.

    I have no idea what happens at that exact moment as thee is nothing in the
    logs.

    Please help!

    "Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:

    On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:40 PM
    Peter Foldes wrote:

    A new PSU can be very well defective.
    A new PSU can be very well defective. Have been know to do that quite =
    often even when running cool. The give away is when the Hard Drive spins =
    up . Spin up of the Hard Drive is the sign when system will shut down.

    --=20
    Peter

    Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
    Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

    "RogueWarrior" <RogueWarrior@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
    news:E6C6B027-9DAE-42BD-A040-4BB7A180E7B9@microsoft.com...
    cool and=20
    very=20
    then it=20
    the=20
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    PC). =20
    MCE). It=20
    the PC=20
    so it=20
    CPU is=20
    is an=20
    no idea=20
    nothing=20

    On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    Shreevar Goel wrote:

    PC shuts down
    My pc shuts down when i play games on it.

    On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    Shreevar Goel wrote:

    PC shuts down
    My pc shuts down when i play games on it.

    On Wednesday, October 31, 2007 4:22 PM
    BRAIN wrote:

    SAME PROBLEM
    Hi, I am having the same problem. Every hour the fan goes wild and... shut down. Workin' on it now, I will post back.

    On Friday, April 18, 2008 1:03 PM
    Robert Sepulveda wrote:

    Vista shuts down (3)
    I have a Toshiba laptop, an HP desktop and one I built, all with Vista. They all un-expectedly re-start with a blue warning screen that I don't have time to read but the first line says it must shut down.

    On Tuesday, May 27, 2008 8:53 AM
    deepen03 wrote:

    i have the same problem, but my computer doesn't just turn off, it goesinto
    i have the same problem, but my computer does not just turn off, it goes
    into shutdown sequence after a few minutes of use.

    On Monday, October 27, 2008 12:14 AM
    Beth Griffin wrote:

    shut down problems
    I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes to a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then power it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not shutting down properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thanks.

    On Saturday, February 20, 2010 12:31 PM
    Krystal Molle' wrote:

    Computer Randomly Shuts Off
    My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory). Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough to run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn it back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the disk drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning (today is Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work Monday, but right now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to do a full system restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points, but something happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus scan once the computer stays on, think that might be a virus).

    PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life ahead of it.:).


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  2. #32
    Krystal Molle' Guest

    Computer Randomly Shuts Off

    My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory). Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough to run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn it back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the disk drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning (today is Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work Monday, but right now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to do a full system restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points, but something happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus scan once the computer stays on, think that might be a virus).

    PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life ahead of it.:).



    Beth Griffin wrote:

    shut down problems
    27-Oct-08

    I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes to a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then power it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not shutting down properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thanks.

    Previous Posts In This Thread:

    On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:20 PM
    RogueWarrio wrote:

    Vista shuts down for no reason
    Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater PC).
    It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE). It
    has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.

    When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart - the PC
    actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure - so it
    starts back up.

    I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The CPU is
    a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is an
    Intel DP35DP motherboard.

    This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no idea
    what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is nothing
    - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.

    Please help! Thanks

    On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:46 PM
    Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

    You probably have either an underrated or defectivepower supply unit.
    You probably have either an underrated or defective
    power supply unit.

    --
    Carey Frisch
    Microsoft MVP
    Windows Shell/User

    ----------------------------------------------------------------------

    "RogueWarrior"wrote:

    Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater PC).
    It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE). It
    has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.

    When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart - the PC
    actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure - so it
    starts back up.

    I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The CPU is
    a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is an
    Intel DP35DP motherboard.

    This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no idea
    what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is nothing
    - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.

    Please help! Thanks

    On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:20 PM
    RogueWarrio wrote:

    The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts.
    The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts. The machine runs cool and
    happy - the all of a sudden (and almost every hour between 8-11 PM - very
    weird) it shuts down without warning. I hear the CPU fan spin up and then it
    shuts down.

    I have no idea what happens at that exact moment as thee is nothing in the
    logs.

    Please help!

    "Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:

    On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:40 PM
    Peter Foldes wrote:

    A new PSU can be very well defective.
    A new PSU can be very well defective. Have been know to do that quite =
    often even when running cool. The give away is when the Hard Drive spins =
    up . Spin up of the Hard Drive is the sign when system will shut down.

    --=20
    Peter

    Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
    Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

    "RogueWarrior" <RogueWarrior@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
    news:E6C6B027-9DAE-42BD-A040-4BB7A180E7B9@microsoft.com...
    cool and=20
    very=20
    then it=20
    the=20
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    PC). =20
    MCE). It=20
    the PC=20
    so it=20
    CPU is=20
    is an=20
    no idea=20
    nothing=20

    On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    Shreevar Goel wrote:

    PC shuts down
    My pc shuts down when i play games on it.

    On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    Shreevar Goel wrote:

    PC shuts down
    My pc shuts down when i play games on it.

    On Wednesday, October 31, 2007 4:22 PM
    BRAIN wrote:

    SAME PROBLEM
    Hi, I am having the same problem. Every hour the fan goes wild and... shut down. Workin' on it now, I will post back.

    On Friday, April 18, 2008 1:03 PM
    Robert Sepulveda wrote:

    Vista shuts down (3)
    I have a Toshiba laptop, an HP desktop and one I built, all with Vista. They all un-expectedly re-start with a blue warning screen that I don't have time to read but the first line says it must shut down.

    On Tuesday, May 27, 2008 8:53 AM
    deepen03 wrote:

    i have the same problem, but my computer doesn't just turn off, it goesinto
    i have the same problem, but my computer does not just turn off, it goes
    into shutdown sequence after a few minutes of use.

    On Monday, October 27, 2008 12:14 AM
    Beth Griffin wrote:

    shut down problems
    I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes to a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then power it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not shutting down properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thanks.

    On Saturday, February 20, 2010 12:31 PM
    Krystal Molle' wrote:

    Computer Randomly Shuts Off
    My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory). Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough to run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn it back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the disk drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning (today is Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work Monday, but right now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to do a full system restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points, but something happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus scan once the computer stays on, think that might be a virus).

    PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life ahead of it.:).

    On Saturday, February 20, 2010 12:32 PM
    Krystal Molle' wrote:

    Computer Randomly Shuts Off
    My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory). Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough to run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn it back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the disk drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning (today is Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work Monday, but right now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to do a full system restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points, but something happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus scan once the computer stays on, think that might be a virus).

    PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life ahead of it.:).


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    Re: Computer Randomly Shuts Off

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    "Krystal Molle'" wrote in message
    news:2010220123124tiggerspiglet331@yahoo.com...
    > My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It
    > randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The
    > motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory).
    > Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do
    > ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough to
    > run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn it
    > back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the disk
    > drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning (today is
    > Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work Monday, but right
    > now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to do a full system
    > restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points, but something
    > happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus scan once the
    > computer stays on, think that might be a virus).
    >
    > PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life
    > ahead of it.:).
    >
    >
    >
    > Beth Griffin wrote:
    >
    > shut down problems
    > 27-Oct-08
    >
    > I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just
    > goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes to
    > a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then power
    > it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not shutting down
    > properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thanks.
    >
    > Previous Posts In This Thread:
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:20 PM
    > RogueWarrio wrote:
    >
    > Vista shuts down for no reason
    > Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater PC).
    > It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE). It
    > has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.
    >
    > When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart - the
    > PC
    > actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure - so
    > it
    > starts back up.
    >
    > I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The CPU
    > is
    > a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is an
    > Intel DP35DP motherboard.
    >
    > This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no
    > idea
    > what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is
    > nothing
    > - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.
    >
    > Please help! Thanks
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:46 PM
    > Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
    >
    > You probably have either an underrated or defectivepower supply unit.
    > You probably have either an underrated or defective
    > power supply unit.
    >
    > --
    > Carey Frisch
    > Microsoft MVP
    > Windows Shell/User
    >
    > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > "RogueWarrior"wrote:
    >
    > Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater PC).
    > It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE). It
    > has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.
    >
    > When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart - the
    > PC
    > actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure - so
    > it
    > starts back up.
    >
    > I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The CPU
    > is
    > a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is an
    > Intel DP35DP motherboard.
    >
    > This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no
    > idea
    > what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is
    > nothing
    > - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.
    >
    > Please help! Thanks
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:20 PM
    > RogueWarrio wrote:
    >
    > The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts.
    > The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts. The machine runs cool
    > and
    > happy - the all of a sudden (and almost every hour between 8-11 PM - very
    > weird) it shuts down without warning. I hear the CPU fan spin up and then
    > it
    > shuts down.
    >
    > I have no idea what happens at that exact moment as thee is nothing in the
    > logs.
    >
    > Please help!
    >
    > "Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:40 PM
    > Peter Foldes wrote:
    >
    > A new PSU can be very well defective.
    > A new PSU can be very well defective. Have been know to do that quite =
    > often even when running cool. The give away is when the Hard Drive spins =
    > up . Spin up of the Hard Drive is the sign when system will shut down.
    >
    > --=20
    > Peter
    >
    > Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
    > Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
    >
    > "RogueWarrior" <RogueWarrior@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
    > news:E6C6B027-9DAE-42BD-A040-4BB7A180E7B9@microsoft.com...
    > cool and=20
    > very=20
    > then it=20
    > the=20
    > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    > PC). =20
    > MCE). It=20
    > the PC=20
    > so it=20
    > CPU is=20
    > is an=20
    > no idea=20
    > nothing=20
    >
    > On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    > Shreevar Goel wrote:
    >
    > PC shuts down
    > My pc shuts down when i play games on it.
    >
    > On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    > Shreevar Goel wrote:
    >
    > PC shuts down
    > My pc shuts down when i play games on it.
    >
    > On Wednesday, October 31, 2007 4:22 PM
    > BRAIN wrote:
    >
    > SAME PROBLEM
    > Hi, I am having the same problem. Every hour the fan goes wild and... shut
    > down. Workin' on it now, I will post back.
    >
    > On Friday, April 18, 2008 1:03 PM
    > Robert Sepulveda wrote:
    >
    > Vista shuts down (3)
    > I have a Toshiba laptop, an HP desktop and one I built, all with Vista.
    > They all un-expectedly re-start with a blue warning screen that I don't
    > have time to read but the first line says it must shut down.
    >
    > On Tuesday, May 27, 2008 8:53 AM
    > deepen03 wrote:
    >
    > i have the same problem, but my computer doesn't just turn off, it
    > goesinto
    > i have the same problem, but my computer does not just turn off, it goes
    > into shutdown sequence after a few minutes of use.
    >
    > On Monday, October 27, 2008 12:14 AM
    > Beth Griffin wrote:
    >
    > shut down problems
    > I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just
    > goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes to
    > a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then power
    > it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not shutting down
    > properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thanks.
    >
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  4. #34
    TheDuck Guest

    Re: Computer Randomly Shuts Off

    Press F8 when booting as if to boot to safe mode. On the screen select the
    option to not reboot on blue screen errors. then post with the error code.

    "Krystal Molle'" wrote in message
    news:2010220123124tiggerspiglet331@yahoo.com...
    > My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It
    > randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The
    > motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory).
    > Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do
    > ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough to
    > run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn it
    > back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the disk
    > drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning (today is
    > Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work Monday, but right
    > now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to do a full system
    > restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points, but something
    > happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus scan once the
    > computer stays on, think that might be a virus).
    >
    > PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life
    > ahead of it.:).
    >
    >
    >
    > Beth Griffin wrote:
    >
    > shut down problems
    > 27-Oct-08
    >
    > I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just
    > goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes to
    > a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then power
    > it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not shutting down
    > properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thanks.
    >
    > Previous Posts In This Thread:
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:20 PM
    > RogueWarrio wrote:
    >
    > Vista shuts down for no reason
    > Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater PC).
    > It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE). It
    > has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.
    >
    > When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart - the
    > PC
    > actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure - so
    > it
    > starts back up.
    >
    > I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The CPU
    > is
    > a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is an
    > Intel DP35DP motherboard.
    >
    > This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no
    > idea
    > what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is
    > nothing
    > - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.
    >
    > Please help! Thanks
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:46 PM
    > Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
    >
    > You probably have either an underrated or defectivepower supply unit.
    > You probably have either an underrated or defective
    > power supply unit.
    >
    > --
    > Carey Frisch
    > Microsoft MVP
    > Windows Shell/User
    >
    > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > "RogueWarrior"wrote:
    >
    > Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater PC).
    > It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE). It
    > has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.
    >
    > When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart - the
    > PC
    > actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure - so
    > it
    > starts back up.
    >
    > I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The CPU
    > is
    > a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is an
    > Intel DP35DP motherboard.
    >
    > This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no
    > idea
    > what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is
    > nothing
    > - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.
    >
    > Please help! Thanks
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:20 PM
    > RogueWarrio wrote:
    >
    > The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts.
    > The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts. The machine runs cool
    > and
    > happy - the all of a sudden (and almost every hour between 8-11 PM - very
    > weird) it shuts down without warning. I hear the CPU fan spin up and then
    > it
    > shuts down.
    >
    > I have no idea what happens at that exact moment as thee is nothing in the
    > logs.
    >
    > Please help!
    >
    > "Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:40 PM
    > Peter Foldes wrote:
    >
    > A new PSU can be very well defective.
    > A new PSU can be very well defective. Have been know to do that quite =
    > often even when running cool. The give away is when the Hard Drive spins =
    > up . Spin up of the Hard Drive is the sign when system will shut down.
    >
    > --=20
    > Peter
    >
    > Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
    > Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
    >
    > "RogueWarrior" <RogueWarrior@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
    > news:E6C6B027-9DAE-42BD-A040-4BB7A180E7B9@microsoft.com...
    > cool and=20
    > very=20
    > then it=20
    > the=20
    > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    > PC). =20
    > MCE). It=20
    > the PC=20
    > so it=20
    > CPU is=20
    > is an=20
    > no idea=20
    > nothing=20
    >
    > On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    > Shreevar Goel wrote:
    >
    > PC shuts down
    > My pc shuts down when i play games on it.
    >
    > On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    > Shreevar Goel wrote:
    >
    > PC shuts down
    > My pc shuts down when i play games on it.
    >
    > On Wednesday, October 31, 2007 4:22 PM
    > BRAIN wrote:
    >
    > SAME PROBLEM
    > Hi, I am having the same problem. Every hour the fan goes wild and... shut
    > down. Workin' on it now, I will post back.
    >
    > On Friday, April 18, 2008 1:03 PM
    > Robert Sepulveda wrote:
    >
    > Vista shuts down (3)
    > I have a Toshiba laptop, an HP desktop and one I built, all with Vista.
    > They all un-expectedly re-start with a blue warning screen that I don't
    > have time to read but the first line says it must shut down.
    >
    > On Tuesday, May 27, 2008 8:53 AM
    > deepen03 wrote:
    >
    > i have the same problem, but my computer doesn't just turn off, it
    > goesinto
    > i have the same problem, but my computer does not just turn off, it goes
    > into shutdown sequence after a few minutes of use.
    >
    > On Monday, October 27, 2008 12:14 AM
    > Beth Griffin wrote:
    >
    > shut down problems
    > I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just
    > goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes to
    > a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then power
    > it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not shutting down
    > properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it? Thanks.
    >
    >
    > Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
    > Creating a WPF Custom Control
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  5. #35
    Dave1041 Guest

    Re: Vista shuts down for no reason


    Krystal Molle';1650740 Wrote:
    > My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It
    > randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The
    > motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory).
    > Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do
    > ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough
    > to run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn
    > it back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the
    > disk drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning
    > (today is Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work
    > Monday, but right now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to
    > do a full system restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points,
    > but something happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus
    > scan once the computer stays on, think that might be a virus).
    >
    > PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life
    > ahead of it.:).
    >
    >
    >
    > Beth Griffin wrote:
    >
    > shut down problems
    > 27-Oct-08
    >
    > I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just
    > goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes
    > to a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then
    > power it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not
    > shutting down properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it?
    > Thanks.
    >
    > Previous Posts In This Thread:
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:20 PM
    > RogueWarrio wrote:
    >
    > Vista shuts down for no reason
    > Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater
    > PC).
    > It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE).
    > It
    > has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.
    >
    > When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart -
    > the PC
    > actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure -
    > so it
    > starts back up.
    >
    > I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The
    > CPU is
    > a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is
    > an
    > Intel DP35DP motherboard.
    >
    > This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no
    > idea
    > what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is
    > nothing
    > - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.
    >
    > Please help! Thanks
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:46 PM
    > Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
    >
    > You probably have either an underrated or defectivepower supply unit.
    > You probably have either an underrated or defective
    > power supply unit.
    >
    > --
    > Carey Frisch
    > Microsoft MVP
    > Windows Shell/User
    >
    > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > "RogueWarrior"wrote:
    >
    > Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater
    > PC).
    > It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE).
    > It
    > has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.
    >
    > When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart -
    > the PC
    > actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure -
    > so it
    > starts back up.
    >
    > I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The
    > CPU is
    > a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is
    > an
    > Intel DP35DP motherboard.
    >
    > This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no
    > idea
    > what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is
    > nothing
    > - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.
    >
    > Please help! Thanks
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:20 PM
    > RogueWarrio wrote:
    >
    > The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts.
    > The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts. The machine runs
    > cool and
    > happy - the all of a sudden (and almost every hour between 8-11 PM -
    > very
    > weird) it shuts down without warning. I hear the CPU fan spin up and
    > then it
    > shuts down.
    >
    > I have no idea what happens at that exact moment as thee is nothing in
    > the
    > logs.
    >
    > Please help!
    >
    > "Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:
    >
    > On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:40 PM
    > Peter Foldes wrote:
    >
    > A new PSU can be very well defective.
    > A new PSU can be very well defective. Have been know to do that quite
    > =
    > often even when running cool. The give away is when the Hard Drive
    > spins =
    > up . Spin up of the Hard Drive is the sign when system will shut down.
    >
    > --=20
    > Peter
    >
    > Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
    > Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
    >
    > "RogueWarrior" <RogueWarrior@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
    > message =
    > news:E6C6B027-9DAE-42BD-A040-4BB7A180E7B9@microsoft.com...
    > cool and=20
    > very=20
    > then it=20
    > the=20
    > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    > PC). =20
    > MCE). It=20
    > the PC=20
    > so it=20
    > CPU is=20
    > is an=20
    > no idea=20
    > nothing=20
    >
    > On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    > Shreevar Goel wrote:
    >
    > PC shuts down
    > My pc shuts down when i play games on it.
    >
    > On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    > Shreevar Goel wrote:
    >
    > PC shuts down
    > My pc shuts down when i play games on it.
    >
    > On Wednesday, October 31, 2007 4:22 PM
    > BRAIN wrote:
    >
    > SAME PROBLEM
    > Hi, I am having the same problem. Every hour the fan goes wild and...
    > shut down. Workin' on it now, I will post back.
    >
    > On Friday, April 18, 2008 1:03 PM
    > Robert Sepulveda wrote:
    >
    > Vista shuts down (3)
    > I have a Toshiba laptop, an HP desktop and one I built, all with Vista.
    > They all un-expectedly re-start with a blue warning screen that I don't
    > have time to read but the first line says it must shut down.
    >
    > On Tuesday, May 27, 2008 8:53 AM
    > deepen03 wrote:
    >
    > i have the same problem, but my computer doesn't just turn off, it
    > goesinto
    > i have the same problem, but my computer does not just turn off, it
    > goes
    > into shutdown sequence after a few minutes of use.
    >
    > On Monday, October 27, 2008 12:14 AM
    > Beth Griffin wrote:
    >
    > shut down problems
    > I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just
    > goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes
    > to a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then
    > power it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not
    > shutting down properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it?
    > Thanks.
    >
    >
    >
    > I have a HP M8200N Media system it has ran great for the past year,
    > however 2 weeks ago it started to freeze up. Sometimes every hour or so,
    > or every 15 min. no warning just freezes. It seems to want to lock up
    > when it has been in a sleep mode for several min. All drivers have been
    > updated along with other upgrades from HP. Still locks up without
    > warning. I have the MS resource monitor running and it has logged 2
    > events of a dozen, it list them misc. failures no help.



    --
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    Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com


  6. #36
    Russ SBITS.Biz [SBS-MVP] Guest

    Re: Vista shuts down for no reason

    Dave don't use Vistaheads website to post
    I can't tell where your post starts and stops
    Please use a NNTP Browser and use
    msnews.microsoft.com
    as a news server
    Russ

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    "Dave1041" <Dave1041.46u3o6@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in message
    news:Dave1041.46u3o6@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com...
    >
    > Krystal Molle';1650740 Wrote:
    >> My computer is doing the same thing! It just started yesterday! It
    >> randomly shuts itself down. I have an HP Laptop with Vista. The
    >> motherboard was replaced last year, (defective straight from factory).
    >> Everything else is good in it. I can't keep it on long enough to do
    >> ANYTHING with it, updating or anything. I can't keep it on long enough
    >> to run my anti-virus scan to see if this was a virus. Then once I turn
    >> it back on I get that, your computer unexpectently shut down, check the
    >> disk drives, etc. HELP ME PLEASE!!! I need it fixed by Monday morning
    >> (today is Saturday morning here). I have to use my laptop at work
    >> Monday, but right now I don't see that happening. I'm fully prepared to
    >> do a full system restore if that'll fix the issue. I HAD restore points,
    >> but something happened and now they are gone (gotta run the anti-virus
    >> scan once the computer stays on, think that might be a virus).
    >>
    >> PLEASE HELP ME! My computer is only 2 years old, its gotta a lotta life
    >> ahead of it.:).
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> Beth Griffin wrote:
    >>
    >> shut down problems
    >> 27-Oct-08
    >>
    >> I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just
    >> goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes
    >> to a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then
    >> power it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not
    >> shutting down properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it?
    >> Thanks.
    >>
    >> Previous Posts In This Thread:
    >>
    >> On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:20 PM
    >> RogueWarrio wrote:
    >>
    >> Vista shuts down for no reason
    >> Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater
    >> PC).
    >> It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE).
    >> It
    >> has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.
    >>
    >> When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart -
    >> the PC
    >> actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure -
    >> so it
    >> starts back up.
    >>
    >> I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The
    >> CPU is
    >> a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is
    >> an
    >> Intel DP35DP motherboard.
    >>
    >> This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no
    >> idea
    >> what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is
    >> nothing
    >> - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.
    >>
    >> Please help! Thanks
    >>
    >> On Thursday, August 16, 2007 9:46 PM
    >> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
    >>
    >> You probably have either an underrated or defectivepower supply unit.
    >> You probably have either an underrated or defective
    >> power supply unit.
    >>
    >> --
    >> Carey Frisch
    >> Microsoft MVP
    >> Windows Shell/User
    >>
    >> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    >>
    >> "RogueWarrior"wrote:
    >>
    >> Please help! I have Windows Ultimate and it is an HTPC (Home Theater
    >> PC).
    >> It has three tuners (HDTV Wonder, AverMedia A180, AverMedia 1500 MCE).
    >> It
    >> has an HIS 2600 Pro video card.
    >>
    >> When watching Vista MCE shows - it will just shutdown - not restart -
    >> the PC
    >> actually turns off. The BIOS is set to start up on a power failure -
    >> so it
    >> starts back up.
    >>
    >> I guess my question is why would my PC just decide to turn off? The
    >> CPU is
    >> a Quad core Q6600 - it is not running hot. The PC is home built and is
    >> an
    >> Intel DP35DP motherboard.
    >>
    >> This has only started recently - this did not happen before. I have no
    >> idea
    >> what is causing it. Please help! I have checked the logs - there is
    >> nothing
    >> - other than a log event saying the PC did not shut down correctly.
    >>
    >> Please help! Thanks
    >>
    >> On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:20 PM
    >> RogueWarrio wrote:
    >>
    >> The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts.
    >> The Power supply is new and running at 500 watts. The machine runs
    >> cool and
    >> happy - the all of a sudden (and almost every hour between 8-11 PM -
    >> very
    >> weird) it shuts down without warning. I hear the CPU fan spin up and
    >> then it
    >> shuts down.
    >>
    >> I have no idea what happens at that exact moment as thee is nothing in
    >> the
    >> logs.
    >>
    >> Please help!
    >>
    >> "Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:
    >>
    >> On Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:40 PM
    >> Peter Foldes wrote:
    >>
    >> A new PSU can be very well defective.
    >> A new PSU can be very well defective. Have been know to do that quite
    >> =
    >> often even when running cool. The give away is when the Hard Drive
    >> spins =
    >> up . Spin up of the Hard Drive is the sign when system will shut down.
    >>
    >> --=20
    >> Peter
    >>
    >> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
    >> Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
    >>
    >> "RogueWarrior" <RogueWarrior@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
    >> message =
    >> news:E6C6B027-9DAE-42BD-A040-4BB7A180E7B9@microsoft.com...
    >> cool and=20
    >> very=20
    >> then it=20
    >> the=20
    >> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    >> PC). =20
    >> MCE). It=20
    >> the PC=20
    >> so it=20
    >> CPU is=20
    >> is an=20
    >> no idea=20
    >> nothing=20
    >>
    >> On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    >> Shreevar Goel wrote:
    >>
    >> PC shuts down
    >> My pc shuts down when i play games on it.
    >>
    >> On Friday, September 28, 2007 1:11 PM
    >> Shreevar Goel wrote:
    >>
    >> PC shuts down
    >> My pc shuts down when i play games on it.
    >>
    >> On Wednesday, October 31, 2007 4:22 PM
    >> BRAIN wrote:
    >>
    >> SAME PROBLEM
    >> Hi, I am having the same problem. Every hour the fan goes wild and...
    >> shut down. Workin' on it now, I will post back.
    >>
    >> On Friday, April 18, 2008 1:03 PM
    >> Robert Sepulveda wrote:
    >>
    >> Vista shuts down (3)
    >> I have a Toshiba laptop, an HP desktop and one I built, all with Vista.
    >> They all un-expectedly re-start with a blue warning screen that I don't
    >> have time to read but the first line says it must shut down.
    >>
    >> On Tuesday, May 27, 2008 8:53 AM
    >> deepen03 wrote:
    >>
    >> i have the same problem, but my computer doesn't just turn off, it
    >> goesinto
    >> i have the same problem, but my computer does not just turn off, it
    >> goes
    >> into shutdown sequence after a few minutes of use.
    >>
    >> On Monday, October 27, 2008 12:14 AM
    >> Beth Griffin wrote:
    >>
    >> shut down problems
    >> I am having the same problem,it just started recently,my computer just
    >> goes in total shut down for no reason. It will happen every few minutes
    >> to a half hour or hour,with no ryme or reason. I have to wait and then
    >> power it back on where it then wants to run the scan disk for not
    >> shutting down properly.? Why is this happening and how do I fix it?
    >> Thanks.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> I have a HP M8200N Media system it has ran great for the past year,
    >> however 2 weeks ago it started to freeze up. Sometimes every hour or so,
    >> or every 15 min. no warning just freezes. It seems to want to lock up
    >> when it has been in a sleep mode for several min. All drivers have been
    >> updated along with other upgrades from HP. Still locks up without
    >> warning. I have the MS resource monitor running and it has logged 2
    >> events of a dozen, it list them misc. failures no help.

    >
    >
    > --
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    > Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
    >


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