and when i turn it back on no error message or anything and is just back to normal some people think my computer is just over heating or it may be a driver error any other ideas guys??
Random Crashes
El Jeargop De Rave
i recnetly got a new computer with some pretty awesome specs but for some reason when im playing guild wars the computer just turns itself off without warning and when i turn it back on no error message or anything and is just back to normal some people think my computer is just over heating or it may be a driver error any other ideas guys??
and when i turn it back on no error message or anything and is just back to normal some people think my computer is just over heating or it may be a driver error any other ideas guys??
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MAy I ask for a little bit of info in terms of computer specs?
and also does it only happen when the computer is under a work load or will it happen if your just idling? (just some questions off the top of my head)
and also does it only happen when the computer is under a work load or will it happen if your just idling? (just some questions off the top of my head)
El Jeargop De Rave
its a core2 dual procescor E8400 with 3.0Ghz. 2.5 gig of ram the graphics card is a GeForce GT 220 1024mb of dedicated VRAM and yeah its under a work load and i pretty much have to be doing stuff GW for it to crash
Mojo Moo
you can always try looking in the event viewer to see if an error happened just before the crash.
Here's how to find it on XP start>controll panel>admin tools>event viewer>system
On vista you can search for it by typing "event viewer" in the search box on the start menu and then click event viewer.
On windows 7 I'm sure you can search for it the same way as you do in vista, hope this helps finding out what causes the crashes.
Here's how to find it on XP start>controll panel>admin tools>event viewer>system
On vista you can search for it by typing "event viewer" in the search box on the start menu and then click event viewer.
On windows 7 I'm sure you can search for it the same way as you do in vista, hope this helps finding out what causes the crashes.
jiggles
Try turning off automatic restart. This can be done by going to Control panel>System>Advanced system settings>startup and recovery settings> untick automatic retsart.
Probably after you do this and your pc errors you'll get a BSOD (blue screen of death) this can be a hell of a lot more helpful for someone trying to diagnose a problem via the internet if you note down the error code and then post somewhere asking for help, including said code.
Probably after you do this and your pc errors you'll get a BSOD (blue screen of death) this can be a hell of a lot more helpful for someone trying to diagnose a problem via the internet if you note down the error code and then post somewhere asking for help, including said code.
El Jeargop De Rave
i fixed it had something to do with the BIOS