[Computer-gee]

Ok am not sure what it is but i'll explain

When am Surfing on the Internet on Some site my Pc Seem's to Reset itself i thought it was flash or java so i removed them but still dose it so i wiped my computer and started over but still seem to reset on the internet and am not really sure what it can be

Can anyone Help me ?

[etaf]

its probably a driver

try this

goto
control panel>
system>
advanced tab>
startup and recovery - settings>
under the title - system failure
untick - automatically restart

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;320299

now when it crashes - it will not restart and the blue screen should stay on the screen
post the info on the screen
it will give the errorcodes and a filename, if caused by a driver.

[Computer-gee]

I followed your advice and unticking the box but it seems to still reset my pc plus i get no blue screen am starting to think it's my motherborad because i try my graphic's and other add on's

Still dose the same when i remove flash and java,

Justed really losted on this one like

is there any other way i can try to find out about it

[etaf]

i wonder if its overheating - is the temp high?

[Computer-gee]

no i cheacked the temp and it sitting around 56 to 57 c

I thought i was the temp at first but it's seems fine

i justed cant pin point what it is

Maybe Motherborad

[etaf]

just to be clear,
what does reset itself mean ?

have you looked in the event log at all?

[Computer-gee]

Sorry i ment "restart"
i'll try that the now and let you know if i find anything in there
it starts to restart itself on the desktop now

[Computer-gee]

P.S

How you i cheack the event log again ?

my Head Went Black

[etaf]

comtrol panel
admin
event viewer

should be three types of event
have a look at them all and see if there are any entries for the time of the restart

goto
control panel>
system>
advanced tab>
startup and recovery - settings>
under the title - system failure
untick - automatically restart

I'm surprised this did not stop it restarting, hopefully someone with more experiance will answer

[Computer-gee]

Thanks i'll cheack that the now

Well i thought i would off to but still Restarts

But i'll keep you updated

[etaf]

if its not hot, then it maybe a faulty power supply

[Rich-M]

I would look at spyware and virus first and run a scan with www.superantispyware.com for starters. Then since we know it isn't heat next place to look is memory. Running tests wit www.memtest86.com would be a great idea. They take quite a while as you need to run at least 4 complete tests and each test has 8 passes so that could take 3-4 hours.
Then next place is to look at hard drive and run testing utilities.