Last October I built a custom computer:
I thought that it was blue screening however I don't see the blue screen so I set Windows to NOT reboot when a BSOD occurs however it still reboots which makes me feel a BSOD is not happening.
I ran memtest and it passed. I don't know if it's over heating or not or if this would even cause this to happen. I am not over clocking. I also have had this up and running for 2 days straight with no problems, I shut it off last night, turn it on this morning and in 10 minutes it reboots.
The Event log only has this entry when this occurs:
- Antec Sonata case w/ 500 watt PSU (Eath watts PSU)
- Intel DP55WG board
- Intel i5 quad core CPU
- Stock Intel CPU fan and thermal gel
- Crucial DDR3 memory (2GBx2)
- WD 500GB HDD
- Saphire ATI Radeon 4650HD PCI express video card (does not require additional power)
- Onboard audio andLAN
- Windows 7 x64
I thought that it was blue screening however I don't see the blue screen so I set Windows to NOT reboot when a BSOD occurs however it still reboots which makes me feel a BSOD is not happening.
I ran memtest and it passed. I don't know if it's over heating or not or if this would even cause this to happen. I am not over clocking. I also have had this up and running for 2 days straight with no problems, I shut it off last night, turn it on this morning and in 10 minutes it reboots.
The Event log only has this entry when this occurs:
Any suggestions ill be very helpful, thank you.Level: Critical
Date/Time:
Source: Kernel-Power
Event ID 41
Task Category: (63)
Message: The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.
Level: Error
Date/Time:
Source: EventLog
Event ID 6008
Task Category: None
Message: The previous system shutdown at 5:20:18 PM on ‎xx was unexpected.
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