My system keeps restarting

izzyrizzy60 · 08-Feb-2009, 11:57 AM #1

My computer keeps frequently restarting on its own, and a blue screen pops up. This screen says something like: "Your system has been shut-down, blahblah" (Something like this: http://www.dashboardwidgets.com/show.../BSOD-0p6b.png). And it also says something about needing adequate disk space. I ran a disk defrag (AusLogics Disk Defrag), is that all I needed to do? It hasn't shutdown in about 40 minutes so did the disk defrag solve my problem?

Rich-M · 08-Feb-2009, 02:41 PM #2

Can we get the exact error message or at least the error code? I can't see why defrag would do a thing but since it had some affect it might be a good idea to run chkdsk /r from a cmd prompt.

izzyrizzy60 · 09-Feb-2009, 05:18 PM #3

Well I ended up having to wipe it, and reinstall the settings (I think it had a virus anyways). Which, is too much of a problem for me because all my pictures I uploaded to my photobucket page, and all the other items on my computer were just a few games. I will just simply re-download them. Btw, I got the virus by downloading this leeched thing (I didn't know it was leached

). I have learned my leason on what to download/trust and what not to download/trust.

Thanks for your suggestion though, even if it would've worked I would've had to of reinstalled eventually because of the virus issue =[

BTW: CAN YOU GIVE ME ANY TRUSTED "FREE" VIRUS SOFTWARES? IS AVG MY ONLY OPTION? IF IT IS THAT'S OKAY, IT'S JUST A LITTLE CONFUSING WHEN I TRY TO REMOVE VIRUSES USING AVG.

Rich-M · 09-Feb-2009, 05:37 PM #4

Avira is the best free one in my opinion, but I would never recommend a free one as I would not trust a system to it.

izzyrizzy60 · 09-Feb-2009, 05:51 PM #5

Do you have experience with using Avira?...I don't want to try something that I haven't used before, as it could be unsafe.

izzyrizzy60 · 09-Feb-2009, 07:23 PM #6

Ugh..I'm getting really frustrated now. I spent 2 hours reinstalling my system, and now it says "Load needed DLLs for kernel". I keep searching and it says I need the repair disk. I'm pretty sure this will work. I just don't know where or if I have the disk!!! Are there any other options? Can I download and copy it onto a blank CD??? PLEASE ANSWER!!!

Rich-M · 09-Feb-2009, 08:50 PM #7

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Originally Posted by izzyrizzy60

Ugh..I'm getting really frustrated now. I spent 2 hours reinstalling my system, and now it says "Load needed DLLs for kernel". I keep searching and it says I need the repair disk. I'm pretty sure this will work. I just don't know where or if I have the disk!!! Are there any other options? Can I download and copy it onto a blank CD??? PLEASE ANSWER!!!

Yes I have tested it....

Rich-M · 09-Feb-2009, 08:51 PM #8

Quote:

Originally Posted by izzyrizzy60

Ugh..I'm getting really frustrated now. I spent 2 hours reinstalling my system, and now it says "Load needed DLLs for kernel". I keep searching and it says I need the repair disk. I'm pretty sure this will work. I just don't know where or if I have the disk!!! Are there any other options? Can I download and copy it onto a blank CD??? PLEASE ANSWER!!!

No there is no legal way to download Windows.

Rich-M · 09-Feb-2009, 08:52 PM #9

Time to tell us pc brand name and model or hardware in it....otherwise we are just guessing here.

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