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PC sudden shut-down

PC sudden shut-down

my pride and joy has totally and unexpectedly shut down 4 times in the past week and half - no warning no frozen screen just shuts down.

anyone have any ideas as to why?   :grin:

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Reply #26 Top

 

i did this speedfan thing tho none of it means anything to me   lol

Reply #27 Top

Quoting DrJBHL, reply 24

i went out and bought my own windows7 ultimate rather than relying on the kindness of a friend.

You really should have mentioned that when we started asking questions. A lot of people spent time trying to help. Maybe your friend reached the limit of his/her activations?

End of DrJBHL's quote

Yeah, cos if that particular copy of Win 7 was activated on two machines/was active at the same time, problems were more than likely.... as in the second installation would have been classified non-genuine and periodically shut down... periodically to to begin with to give the user the opportunity to purchase a license.  It's something I remember reading someplace a while back when Win 7 went RTM.

Reply #28 Top

double post.

Reply #29 Top

 

The problem isn't the fan. The image (below) isn't the W7 error log I requested.

More likely the problem is your copy of W7. Reinstall an original copy.

Reply #30 Top

When you install, uncheck the box that allows Windows to automaticly activate.

This will allow you 30 days before you are required to activate. I allways install this way to make sure the OS is running stable, just in case I need to reinstall.

Reply #31 Top

When you install, uncheck the box that allows Windows to automaticly activate.

This will allow you 30 days before you are required to activate. I allways install this way to make sure the OS is running stable, just in case I need to reinstall.
End of quote

Hmmm, I'll have to remember this gem.  I've had a couple of Windows installs that didn't go so well and needed a clean install to rectify the issues.  Doesn't happen often... but it can happen, and I'd rather not be using up my activations on dud installs.

:)

Reply #32 Top

The kindest word I can come up with for the initial post and the OP is........

Unbelievable.

Reply #33 Top

i went out and bought my own windows7 ultimate rather than relying on the kindness of a friend.
End of quote

Huh.  I'd like my 5 minutes back please.

Reply #34 Top

Quoting yrag, reply 32
The kindest word I can come up with for the initial post and the OP is........

Unbelievable.
End of yrag's quote

 

 

look - when you are unemployed and a good friend offers to help by using his windows7 and installing on my pc i dont see that as wrong. as it turned out i have used my meagre resources and got a brand new one tho i can ill afford it. still, i do appreciate ppls efforts and if i wasted your precious time then i apologise.